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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik
The tipping rule is obviously to keep robots from tipping themselves over at the end of matches, descoring in a massive fashion and making it impossible to actually score. Efficiency and utility of a descoring strategy are arguable. But if a strategy is obviously within the letter and spirit of the rules, it makes no sense to talk about it being more or less GP. It's not a value that can apply to a legal strategy. It's like saying that building a robot to win the competition isn't GP. Please try to apply GP to situations where is makes some sense, as otherwise you're just diluting the meaning.
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Can you make a robot (for example 28"X28"X28") that can purposely tip over on it's side, to tip the trailer, in autonomous, but there are wheels on your side so you can still move while on your side. This would take a goal out of play and let you still move and possible play, if you stay within size limits.