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Posted by Daniel.

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Posted on 1/9/2000 7:36 PM MST


In Reply to: Scoring ambiguity posted by Paul Donovan on 1/9/2000 7:22 PM MST:



One robot is considered 'hanging' as it doesn't touch the playing feild floor. That's 10 points.

One robot is on the ramp. That's 5 points.

10+5=15 This should be your magic number.

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