Thread: Prove yourself about a water game
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Re: Proove yourself about a water game
I think it would be feasible to have a game component that's try, and a game component in water, such as a pool in the middle of the field with a retrievable prize.

This combo of wet and dry would allow rookie teams who prefer to start dry to succeed, but also let all teams stretch out their technique to test material durability, balance, etc.

A robot that could swim could easily gaurd the pool.
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