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Re: Curie Semifinal 1 - 3, what happened?
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Originally Posted by Nick 1523
There were definitely some bad calls also including the removed keeper which was obviously passed the stinger (or at least it looked that way from behind the driver's station).
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The referee was completely correct in removing the keeper - it was partially supported by the foot, the leg and the 1114 gripper. This is clearly visible in the video clip in the first post of this thread. I was on the floor at Curie (right where Dean Kamen addressed the crowd), and my immediate reaction was that it didn't count.
Per the definitions in the game manual (7.1.2):
HANGING: a GAME PIECE is considered HANGING if its’ weight is fully supported by a SPIDER LEG and it has been released by the POSSESSING ROBOT. A GAME PIECE is not considered HANGING if it is supported by the SPIDER FOOT.
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