Thread: The decision of indecision on FIRST's part.
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Re: The decision of indecision on FIRST's part.
Taking an opponents tetra seems bad from the strategy standpoint because
  1. There are two automated stations, you aren't going to slow them down but so much.
  2. What are you going to do with their tetra once you get it? Put it on a goal for them? And if you drop it outside the field it will just be added back to their stack.
  3. I think that it is a total waste of time. You could have picked up one (or more) of your own tetras, scored it, and received three points ( or maybe even 10 more for making a row).