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Re: MCC (Minimum competitive Concept 2015

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Originally Posted by IKE View Post
Actually most Michigan district events were not particularly competitive due to an influx of new teams. Most district events were about 25-30% new or 2nd year teams, and some were as high as 50% young teams (which typically are still learning how to make an effective robot). Of the 18 district events, some were pretty effective.

Now I will state that at several events can burglars brought cans over that did not end up being utilized.
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Originally Posted by Monochron View Post
I would guess that Michigan districts are particularly competitive. Adam may have been referring to earlier competitions or less competitive ones.
Cans from the middle were completely unnecessary at events where the two best robots together could only make 3 stacks.

There were both regionals and districts where this was the case. This might seem crazy now, but in Week 1, if your robot could consistently make one stack, you were very good. Many people don't remember that because 148, 987, and 624 competed week 1, but Dallas wasn't the only event that week.
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