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06-01-2003, 08:29
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I'm not sure about gracious professionalism "demanding" that you don't pin other robots, as long as no damage is done.
However, regardless of such rules, it general doesn't make a very good strategy, because it takes your robot out of the game also. It isn't like last year where pinning in the opponent robot in your home zone could get you extra points. |
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