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Originally Posted by bam-bam
I didn't watch Curie, so I'm not sure how things went down. It did seem easier, however, for the lower seeds to scoop up some high goal scorers/scalers in the later picks. I'm going under the assumption that the top half or so were strong enough that no one stood out more than another, so the #5-6 pick would be able to match the output of a #1 pick, #8 captain was strong enough to pick robots to match the output of #1 alliance, etc.
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Another interesting thing about Curie is that only one of the top 8 picked another in the top 8 as their pick (and the offer was declined.) I'm not a scout and don't pay attention to that so I asked a scout yesterday. He said he though it was because many of the top seeds were low goal scorers so didn't want to pick another low goal scorer.
(I'm a mentor on the #8 team on Curie)