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05-01-2003, 00:53
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There is a problem with this type of scoring method. In the past my team, as well as many other teams have built hybred robots that allow for maximum point scoring, not for maximum number of winning games, and that is a very effeective robot in the qualifying. BUt when finals roll around and that robot goes up against a robot that basicly ignored qualifying rounds and repeatedly won game after game after game, im talking about beaty from last year(great bot), then the hybred robot get's its butt kicked.
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