Thread: Is there a place this year for robots that cant hurdle?
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Re: Is there a place this year for robots that cant hurdle?
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Originally Posted by DPTeam270Driver View Post
The only problem with this is there an easy defensive tactic to prevent this, this tactic is called doing nothing, if you stand still in autonomous mode right next to the endline running robots will not be able to complete even one lap
But then that brings up the argument: Is the sacrifice worth it?
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