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Re: High Goal Vs. Low Goal

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Originally Posted by messer5740 View Post
Are there any limitations on the number of wheels that we are able to use this year?
You may use no more than approximately 100 lbs of wheels.

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Originally Posted by abigailthefox View Post
Always a good idea to keep in mind that the game WILL evolve to high levels of play...so that while a low goal seems quick and easy now, ultimately, reliable high goal scoring will likely become a major force later on. However, if you don't have the time/resources to put into a reliable high goal mechanism, a quick low goal scorer won't win anything alone, but it's better than nothing.
I'm mildly concerned that you're relegating the vast majority of the FIRST community to better than nothing status or presumably worse. I think perhaps what you meant to say is that low goals can also offer a good points scored per effort expended if you can't manage high goals. If your team doesn't have the resources or expertise to make a successful high goal robot, then design within your available resources is the correct engineering decision. Try not to insult insult teams that are making design decisions that are smart and correct for their situation.
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