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Unread 03-04-2004, 19:27
Lisa Rodriguez Lisa Rodriguez is offline
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Re: Most Important Aspect of Game?

In order to win this year, your alliance will have to have the best of the best of all aspects of the game. You can't win by doing one thing, unless you're against stealth bots. Its been pretty much proven that you can counter most strategys......some robots can keep others of the bar, but if you get enough balls in and double it, you can beat them (i never said it was easy)
This year's game is a good one, encorporating most/all of the aspects of the game if you really want to win, thus robots that do all (well) or alliances that can do it all (well) are the winners. There is no most important aspect of this game, everything matters, one thing can change a whole match. Whether it be a robot caping a goal or a robot hanging, there are many last second swing aspects of this game. FIRST wanted a spectator friendly game, they got a one (assuming the spectators know how to score)
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