Thread: Do defensive, low scoring tactics work?
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Re: Do defensive, low scoring tactics work?
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Originally Posted by haverfordfords

Basically, in the past have the successful teams been the ones with gung-ho offensive tactics that get many points, or can the little guys succeed as well, even though they may not contribute as many points in the end?
I disagree. Remember 2003, the Crates . The stealth hedgehog (our robot) could stack the boxes, but everytime it tried, the stack just got knocked over, by a "defensive" low point scoring robot....

I would like to think that one bluabot could hold up one or 2 of the redabots, giving the rest of redalliance a break to score more points. however, if there is a defensive robot on both teams, then they could just get into a shoving match .. .. ..
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