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Unread 08-03-2009, 11:59
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Re: Great Plays of 2009

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Originally Posted by Tetraman View Post
In the first quarterfinal at FLR, what has to be the most epic stragity of a 8th seed against one of the best robots of the 1st seed. Red Alliance's 188 goes off to take over an idle robot and goal by one of the Blue Alliance's human player stations. 188 goes over to drop off 4-5 moon rocks, and all of the sudden the other two blue alliance robots attack 188 from behind, pinning them in and scoring from both robots plus the human player...this happened really late in the match before the other red alliance teams could come back. The match went to the 8th seed.

Had to be the best stradegy of FLR. I can't wait to see if we have video of it.
If there is video, this will probably be the best match from the first two weeks to study. It will be of interest for teams with all ranges of robot abilities showing examples of both what to do, and what not to do.

Most every team wants to go out there and show what they've got. Sweep balls, then once you reach a reasonable capacity find the closest stationary target to unload into. Not a bad strategy most of the time, and we spent the entire qualification round doing this, with a fair amount of success.

This match will demonstrate just how dangerous it is to do this with little regard for field position, time left, position of other opponents on the field, and super cell distribution.
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