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Re: FTC 2011-2012 Kickoff "Bowled Over!"

It appears that while your robot is not allowed to topple any of the crates in a protected zone, there doesn't seem to be a rule against rolling a bowling ball into those crates with the hope of knocking the stack down.

I'm not sure if that is part of the game the GDC wants to allow or an oversight.
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