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Re: Best Theoretical Alliance

Okay, I'll play!

1986, 1114, 67.

1986 boasts a 7 disc autonomous and a 30 point climb, plus being one of the best disc scoring robots of the year. Their do-all robot makes them my first pick.

1114, while being famous for their climb, also developed a cycling ability that rivaled their counterpart, 2056, albeit not quite as accurate. A 3 disc autonomous, 5/6 cycles, and the 50pt climb and dump makes 1114 a sure pick.

67, while a pick that is being heavily scrutinized, is a worthy pick. 67's FCS drew heavy defense when they were the highest scoring robot on an alliance. On this alliance, all 3 robots are defense-worthy threats. Even if the full court shooting is neutralized, they are a consistent cycler, as well as boasting a 40pt climb and dump (assuming 1114 does the 50). In addition, 67's dominant position in the corner will prevent too much traffic on the center of the field, giving 1114 and 1986 more room to maneuver.

Potential Autonomous points: 42 + 18 + 18 = 78
Potential Teleop Points: Um... Pretty fair to say all 45 discs could be scored in this one. 67/1114/1986 are all reliably accurate, and 1986's floor pick up could retrieve any misses. So we'll say...
(3*45) = 135
+ (3*6) for the discs on the ground by the opponent is 153.
Potential Climbing Points: 30 + 30 + 30 + 50 (for the pyramid discs) = 140.

78 + 135 + 140 = A Whopping 353 (335 if we don't include discs preset on the floor not scored in autonomous). And I firmly believe this alliance could consistently get at least close to that.
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