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Re: Possession of Multiple Balls

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Originally Posted by Chris is me View Post
Who says you're trying to get assists with those balls? There is another game task that if done quickly could have a very high reward.
I'm saying it would be difficult to manage both balls at once.
However, I see your point. What if there is a robot who is over in the goal area and can't score? You can put the ball "staged between the TRUSS and the ZONE LINE and not contacting an ALLIANCE partner," then during auto, score one ball, then pick up the other and score it.
That would require quick and accurate scoring, because if auto ends before that second ball is scored, you lose those 5 auto points and waste time that could be used with a ball valid for assists.
 


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