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Re: Are we the only Hearder in this game?
Herding seems unimportant in this game, that is until you have a tie or a match decided by just a few points!
Effective herders require superb maneuverability to control the balls while zooming around the track. Good driving is important, to say the least.
Herding robots can also play effective defense and are a good partner for an alliance with two good hurdlers. Herding a ball to a good hurdler is not a bad strategy.
Your not the only herder, we're just a quiet (and perhaps a bit under-appreciated) group! 
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