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Originally Posted by pakrat
Obviously the 3 (all the baseball talk in this thread) is followed by the 4 (posts by dave, as discussed in this thread) and the 5 (from John V Neun) are in consecutive order, for a reason. Maybe theres some sort of sonsecutive theme, like in the finals and stuff, you MUST win 2 CONSECUTIVE matches to move on, or sumthins along those lines
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well that'd be interesting if you had to win consecutive matches to move on. that'd reali test your robot's durability, like if ur bot broke drastically in one match you'd either hafta be reali reali good at quick fixes or you wouldnt move on... that'd be kinda cool, but i was thinking that it might have something to do with the colon after the name in last year's comp., signifying a sequence or something, like the 3, 4, 5 thing.
now does last years comp relate more to two or three?
*goes off searching for more potential clues*
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