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View Poll Results: Is a turret the best way to go for Rebound Rumble?
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Re: Poll: Turrets for Rebound Rumble

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Originally Posted by Grim Tuesday View Post
Lining up with the fender is pretty much the only place on the field when defense can be played on you.

Back on topic, the turret adds a huge amount of complexity and complication in design where it would not have been before. 90% of that functionality can be done by moving the drive train.
We still thought that defense wouldn't be played that much, and that there would not be a downside. Of course, that why we went with 2 speed for the first time this year, just in case.
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