
29-03-2006, 01:42
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Electrical Engineer / Computer Geek
AKA: Eldarion Telcontar
no team (Teamless Orphan)
Team Role: Alumni
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Rookie Year: 2005
Location: Númenor
Posts: 558
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Re: The advantage of holonomic drivetrains
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Originally Posted by Ianworld
As for the holonomic drives I've seen, they have all broken down under the stress of the competition. They're tough to make really sturdy and powerful and just don't seem up to snuff this year. Its too bad since they're really starting to become common and a bad year like this will slow their adoption I think.
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Yeah, I don't think our team will be doing one next year unless the game really demands it. Oh well, lesson learned. 
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