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Re: Strategy during Final at Einstein
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Originally Posted by bam-bam
Defense was definitely the right call, and I'm very impressed that 2056 had the foresight to pick up 1405.
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I would hypothesize that 3015 had something to do with it. Both 3015 and 1405 competed at the Finger Lakes Regional, where 1405's defense skill helped their #5 alliance with 20 and 639 upset the #4 alliance, the #1 alliance, and the #3 alliance. The #1 and #3 alliances definitely could outscore #5, but 1405 gave them the defensive edge to take home banners. 1405 plays superb defense, and the Tesla #1 alliance was lucky to be able to pick them up.
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