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Unread 16-02-2016, 15:46
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Re: Shooting Percentage for week 1

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Originally Posted by OccamzRazor View Post
The goal position is similar to what it was in 2006 for Aim High. I thought that was a much easier target than 2012 where you had to incorporate backspin if you were shooting from far away. I think the percentages will be similar to 2006.

Why are people testing from 30ft+ away from the goal again? I think the robots that shoot from either on the edge of the defense and touching the courtyard carpet or the robots that choose the point blank batter shots will be more successful. Because those two positions are defensible I think teams will make more shots.
The size of the goal in 2006 was substantially larger than the goals in 2016. Additionally, teams were allowed to possess more than one ball at a time (meaning, they could use any error on the first shot(s) to correct for later shots).
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