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Re: Orbit balls breaking
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Originally Posted by Danny Diaz View Post
My guess is that you'd first have to define what it means to be "broke," which I have yet to see - this is an important question to have answered. Secondly, FIRST is not going to replay matches because of broken items on the field, unless it was clearly "broken" before the match started (and even then it's sketchy as to what they'd do).

Look at a couple previous year's games:


Overdrive - No replays for trackballs that were slightly deflated.

The short answer - be able to deal with broken orbit balls.

-Danny
sorry this is maaaaaaaaaddddd late, but...

yeah i remember people were discussing last year that one team got like 7-8 hurdles in one competition even though the trackball was almost completely deflated... i guess we're just gonna have to deal with the broken balls this year...
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