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Re: Scouting: looking for an excel sheet
Personally would not go with "stats" they can be very misleading..eyes on bots is way to go. Believe me I scout and it seems to work (started scouting heavily last year..and our scouting department). I know bots better than even their drive team does...what it can do and cant do and what it had for dinner. I have a scout staff that always finds the right bots for us. After all scouting has three main jobs.
1. Help win quals with detailed intel on bots upcoming (partners and competitors) to hopefully rank top 8 or higher.
2. Look for alliance partners that fit your style and can maximize the score of your elimination alliance with bots left.
3. Find weaknesses/tendencies of all other alliances you will face in eliminations.
Then you can relax and enjoy the eliminations. Scouting as confirmed by drive team and results makes a huge difference. I find it equal to engineering and driving. All three are very important.
I simply use stats to confirm what my eyes saw and to add any I might have "missed'. I have an awesome scout staff that does the same. Teams love the detailed notes we take. Makes for customized alliance selection too.
For instance stats said we had goal points when we did not fire in a single goal yesterday. Go figure.
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Iron Kodiaks Team #5137 San Marcos, CA
2016 Semi-Finalist | Central Valley Alliance Captain #2
2016 Semi-Finalist | San Diego 2nd bot alliance #8
2015 Semi-Finalist | Ventura 3rd bot alliance #3
2015 Quarter-Finalist| San Diego 2nd bot alliance #5
2014 Rookie All-Star | #21 San Diego | Galileo Division #91
Last edited by Boltman : 06-03-2016 at 01:47.
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