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Originally Posted by T. Hoffman
You already have a very clear clarification - no ramming, no wedging, and no tipping.
The scoring bots should have given THEMSELVES protection by designing in the ability to hold their own against a defensive push. *cough* 25 *cough*
It's part of the design challenge. Remastering the rules as the season goes on to favor one style of play over the other is not a good idea.....
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I not asking for a "remastering of the rules", i'm asking for a clarification. When is defense too agressive? I saw one bot go out there and play defense and get one of the few yellow flags of the event. The next 10 matches I saw multiple robots use the same tactics not get a flag. "Defense" is taking the rack out of play for most of the matches. If we really want this game to be called "rack N roll", we need to get the rack back in play or it's going to be a battle of the ramps.