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Strategy is KEY.
Know your robot's capabilities. Be honest when your allies ask what you can and can't do. Exagerating doesn't help anyone. Scout your opponents. Keep some sort of log on the different robots and their capabilities (and autonomous modes). If you don't feel your up for this, find a veteran team with a scouting database, and ask if you can use it. Most teams will be happy to help out a rookie. Before each match you will learn who your two opponents and your partner are. Make sure you go over and meet with your ally to discuss strategies for the match. Make sure you have a charged battery for every match. I'll repeat, make sure you have a charged battery for every match. Maybe try to attend another regional before yours. See how the game plays out. Sit in on some pre-match planning. Team's that act professionally, and know what they need to do in a match, and do it will do well. Even a mediocre bot can triumph if used properly. Good Luck. If any rookie team's are going to UTC, 229 will be glad to help out with any questions/problems. We'll also have veterans scouting BAE who will be glad to help. |
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