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Re: Use of Spoilers
Other than the obvious strategy of solely intending to place a spoiler to take down a score, a spoiler possibly lends itself to a different strategy. In a crazy 2 minute match, bringing a spoiler to the opposing alliance's side of the rack is like bringing the one ring into the gaze of Sauron, or more like attacking the main gates of Mordor.
The benefits would vary from match to match depending on situation and teams, but a team can draw the defense to a spoiler-laden robot. This could also be similar to a good play action pass or splitting a star wide receiver out wide and sending him down the field, opening up other opportunities. The spoiler can still be used, but simply making a general attempt can open up the field for the other teams on an alliance.
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