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Originally Posted by Revolverx7
The stategy that won us SBPLI and made us finalists in Drexel is similar to the strategy allready stated.
First you get your home row.
Second you go down either the left or right side of the field.
Third at the end of the match get the center.
It doesn't matter who you are playing, as long as 2 robots can cap it doesn't matter what the third can do, although it is great if all three can cap. If all 3 can cap then set each robot on 2 goals, first robot gets middle left and far left, second robot gets back left and back center, and the last gets middle middle and back right. Of course there is variations on who gets what goal but as long as you keep recapping the goals you want the strategy holds strong.
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Thats the same strategy my team used most of the time. Being able to stack 6 tetras a match let us complete the L(back row and one side) by ourselves which we had to do a couple of times. Unfortunatly we were left in a similar situation in the finals. At which point its not enough to just cap goals, they'll quickly switch hands back and forth. You have to take them and defend them. A much tougher task.