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Re: What happened in Curie???
That strategy also worked very well basically everywhere it was used (so long as robots were capable of being loaded from the human players, either through the airlock or over the wall). In general, the accuracy of a top-tier scoring machine was higher than 99% of human players, resulting in far fewer balls ended up on the floor if robots were used as the primary scoring method.
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