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Re: 2009 New Jersey Regional
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Originally Posted by popnbrown
Well by the looks of it...no-one wants any supercells. Teams started using them in the last couple of qualification matches of the day, but honestly I don't think it's worth it. There are so many chances to get scored on, and sometimes, the supercell might end up in your own trailer, if thrown by mistake.
Also, I don't think anyone really designed a unique handler for empty cells, so looks like most teams are not concerned with it.
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It's all about how you play the match. We've been averaging 1-2 Empty Cells Delivered to our HP's. The Issue is that we never had a good enough HP to make the shot because we were playing ours at the outpost. Once we put him down in the end he sank 12 moon rocks and 2 Super Cells.
As for Us we've practiced handling Empty Cells as much as we've practiced Dumping. You don't need a separate mechanism you just need to be able to stop and reverse your intake system to deliver the Empty Cell.
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