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Re: Starve Them!

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Originally Posted by Don Wright
There have been a few rounds where we knew we couldn't win autonomous and elected to keep the balls until the final round to score. We would reload our helix and then go and human load all the balls they scored with and then tried to score them in the final round. We would starve their human player so they couldn't reload.
I thought that might have been one of your strategies. Especially if you were in an alliance with another shooter that might win auto by themselves. It was an awesome sight when you loaded and then in 2nd or 3rd period threw 25 or more balls up toward the goal.

I must hijack this thread to congratulate you on your performance this weekend in Detroit. (Despite the fact that your 12-0 record meant you defeated 1188 3 times on Saturday. And how did that alliance in last round of qualifying come about, anyway?) Usually there are about 3 tiers of robots in a competition - the good, the average, and , not being mean but realistic, the "thanks for trying". 469 was a cut above, creating it's own tier.

Back to whether winning autonomous mode gives the alliance too much of an advantage, wasn't that what was requested by many after the low benefit of scoring a vision tetra in Triple Play?