Thread: Removing Bumpers for Ramp
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Re: Removing Bumpers for Ramp
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Originally Posted by Kyle Love View Post
To me, it would depend on if the opponents were notorious for rough defense or not.
Another point to consider: In a particularly defensive match, the number of tubes scored in large rows could be lower, making the 30/60 pt. bonus more valuable. I think removing front/rear bumers to fit two robots more easily on 76" ramp/platforms will be pretty common.
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