Thread: Did Lunacy really level the playing field?
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Unread 14-05-2009, 22:28
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Re: Did Lunacy really level the playing field?
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Originally Posted by Pikat View Post
Was it because of the FRP, meaning that it was easier to defend against one powerhouse robot (pin in the corner for the whole match)?
The powerhouse teams were able to evade those with simple drivetrains, meaning they were rarely pinned (in my experience of driving at two regionals this year)

[edit]As a driver, this has definitely been my most frustrating year because of this imbalance.(driven since '07)[/edit]
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