[Jeff Waegelin]

Originally Posted by Andrew Blair

Being a team with no current programmers, we have been looking for a very simple autonomous strategy. We've currently have a couple on the table, including grabbing an auto-loader tetra, setting up in the human player loading station, and running defensive interference on the opposite side of the playing field with the intention of blocking camera stackers. I ask you, potential alliance partners, if such an interference strategy would be a nasty trick in your eyes, or just another part of the game. Before we make any enemies, I'd like some opinion on the matter. It seems to be right on the line of G.P., or maybe stepping over. It really only matters what side of the field you look at it from.

In my mind, defense is a perfectly legitimate strategy. It's part of the game, and teams who make autonomous modes to stack should account for teams trying to get in their way. It's going to happen. So, no, I don't see it as a "nasty trick".