Our team has been working on an idea for a casual pick-up FRC game with a couple other Michigan teams. There are more complete rules in
https://github.com/FRC3322/pick-up-robotics, but I've pasted the intro here.
Anybody try something like this before? Anyone see obvious holes?
We haven't started play testing yet. I figured I'd ask here since there are a lot of people very good at taking apart games.
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The idea of a pick-up robotics game took shape on the bus ride back from St. Louis. A bunch of us were excited about completely student-built OCCRA style robots, but we also wanted a game that could be played without any complicated field setup or scheduling or referees.
The rules are still evolving, but this is how it works:
- A few students build a small FRC robot: 2 foot square and 60 pound max.
- OCCRA build restrictions are followed. Students and non-precision tools only!
- They post a meetup to other area teams to play a game.
- One group brings the field--it's small enough to fit in the trunk of a car.
- Students inspect each other's robots and lay out the field.
- Matches are played using standard driver stations in practice mode.
- When the batteries are dead, everyone goes home.
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