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Re: 2012 Lessons Learned :The Positive
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Originally Posted by gyroscopeRaptor
Hm, this might make looking at the screen much more exciting!
I will give first a lot of credit for the field test info videos. They are much better laid out than Dean and Woodie's field tour, give facts and figures that teams need (try searching here on CD for tube height from last year), and are easily available online. Do more of them next year! (Maybe we will see part one?)
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I agree - the video info clips were great. Though our experience was that the practice field bridges at regionals (didn't have a chance to check at championships) didn't quite behave as the video described - they took slightly less force. And the competition bridges "appeared" to take more. If FIRST is going to go to the effort of documenting expected behavior, there should be some way to confirm that the actual field behavior is consistent.
I can't condone one team mentor check bridge loading early one morning at the DC regional, but a mechanism to confirm that game elements are behaving as documented would be useful.
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A year where the students learn a lot and win nothing is more rewarding than a year where the team does well and doesn't learn much. - Molten [more] 
03-05-2012, 21:26
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