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Originally Posted by blaskay16
Another classic example of poor scouting. I as the lead driver know for a fact that the last round we scored 4 rings attempting 5. You want proof...ok. That round we were aligned with team 313 and 1528. Both ramp bots. While they were defending we were scoring ringers at a alarming pace. To add insult to injury that round 1528's ramps failed to work with 50 seconds left in the match so i needed to come back and deploy mine. My ramps were deployed and ready to go with 40 seconds remaining. If i never needed to do that i would have had 6 or 7 rings that round. Askany of our alliance partners. Heck even ask people who werent aligned with us. I am apauled at the blatened act of trying and failing to prove me wrong. No doubt the competition was fun just poorly exicuted
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Here's the data Team 1114 collected on your team from your Friday matches at GLR. Notice it almost exactly agrees with Team 1504's data.
Match 06 - Team 815
Rings Scored: 0
Robots Supported: 0
Robots Climbed: 0
Match 11 - Team 815
Rings Scored: 1
Robots Supported: 0
Robots Climbed: 0
Match 22 - Team 815
Rings Scored: 1
Robots Supported: 0
Robots Climbed: 0
Match 31 - Team 815
Rings Scored: 4
Robots Supported: 0
Robots Climbed: 0
Match 43 - Team 815
Rings Scored: 2
Robots Supported: 0
Robots Climbed: 1 for 30
Match 58 - Team 815
Rings Scored: 1
Robots Supported: 1 for 15
Robots Climbed: 0
Maybe you didn't get chosen for the elimination rounds because teams were unimpressed by your embellishment of your abilities. I know that one of the most important qualities we look for in an alliance partner is a team who is honest and realistic about their abilities. You said you were scoring at least 5 tubes per match. The numbers seem to disagree.
There's nothing worse than a sore loser. I suggest you stop complaining about your loss on CD, before you further damage the reputation of your team.