
12-01-2016, 23:04
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IT'S THE BUMP N' DUMP
AKA: Evan Grove
 FRC #4536 (The Minutebots)
Team Role: Mentor
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Rookie Year: 2011
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Posts: 656
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Re: Sharing information - not a good idea?
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Originally Posted by bduddy
In past FRC games, most teams have shared information about their own robots fairly freely with other teams, both to assist scouting and just as a general courtesy. However, in this game, alliances have a direct ability, through choosing defenses, to affect how difficult it is for the other alliance to gain points. Therefore, if I was in the pits and heard "What defenses can your robot cross?" or even "What does that arm do?" early on Friday, I'd think twice before answering... especially if I glanced at the schedule and saw that the team asking was a future opponent.
Any thoughts? Am I just overly competitive, or is this going to be a real issue?
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On my team, pit scouting data is really only used as a filter on the quantitative data. Since we'll also be tracking what defenses teams actually cross in their matches, we'll be picking defenses that team struggles with, regardless of what that team tells the pit scouters.
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