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Re: Which game would be most epic if replayed with 2016 tech and rules?

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Originally Posted by Koko Ed View Post
I would love to see FIRST Frenzy: Raising the Bar from 2004 retooled for modern play (though I'm not sure how they'd fit six robots on the field when it was tight for four). Ii would love to see the autonomous tweaked (releasing the balls early is not a reason to bother with autonomous) and climbing points should be minimized a bit but it was a really cool game (the robots never looked more athletic playing this game).
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Originally Posted by Ian Curtis View Post
When is FIRST Frenzy (2004) going to get its long overdue repeat?! It's time we raise the bar.
I agree.

Smaller robots, more power, better controls, more challenging auton, and bumpers -- these could raise FIRST Frenzy to a new level.
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