Shooting full-court: The uprising of the human-loader shooters

After this long weekend of scrimmages and week 0 competitions, I've found that robots that can shoot full-court from the human-player stations to be not only common, but really well-done as well. Accurate robots with the ability to dry out a human player of their 45 frisbees in about a minute and a half were everywhere (maybe it's just me, but they were very common).

Now that there's a larger portion of teams able to make full-court shots, how special will it be to do so? Will shooting full court be a commonality found in a lot of robots? Will blocking shots from said teams become a viable strategy?