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Re: lamancy in the games

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Originally Posted by Drew
let me restate my question.... because most of you have been commenting immensly, The fact of lameness being with the IDEA!!!! of the game not the Whole idea of robotics, You all seem to be straying to far as to saying about how we win every competition and then your god or something and trying your very best to criticize the opposite of what I say. Debatable topic indeed but were talking about the lameness of the game idea rather than the lameness of the competition... maybe that will have some more mixed feelings
A couple of years ago FIRST invited teams to participate in a game design challenge. This may have been repeated since then -- I haven't searched recently. If FIRST offers this again, you should try it, Drew. It might give you a new appreciation for the difficulty of designing a really good game. And BTW, I think the last several games have been really good.

Or you might end up giving us an even better game. We'll never know until you try it.
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