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Re: Tower Strength Raised to 10 for CMP

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Originally Posted by rich2202 View Post
A fast defender still messes up low goal shooting (keeps us from getting to the low goal).

A defender can only really block one robot. So two robots that can shoot high and low will still allow one robot to shoot high while the other occupies the defender.
I'd say depends on the defense. If you're playing man-to-man, then yes, you can only block one robot. But given that a vast majority of robots that shoot from the outerworks have a largely unblockable shot, I expect that the more typical defense is going to be a zone defense where you generally delay cycles rather than straight up block shots.
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