YOU Predict the Average Match Score of 2014's Week 1 Regionals/Districts

[Rangel(kf7fdb)]

Week 1 I'm going to guess the average will be around 15-20 points with eliminations averaging around 40. I think there will be plenty of week 1 matches that have alliances with over 100 though.

[StAxis]

Qualifications: 25
Eliminations: 80

[Flimsor]

55! I think the added ones will average things out to a strange not so nice number, so I'm gonna round off.

[mrnoble]

I'll go significantly higher, not counting penalties. I predict 30 in autonomous, plus 80 in tele, for a pre-penalty score of 110 in seeding rounds. That's because even one well-designed and well-driven bot can score the majority of those points solo with four trips in 140 seconds.

Elimination rounds could go to the full 75 in auto occasionally, and to 200+ in tele. I think week one top score will be over 350 points.

[pntbll1313]

Originally Posted by Rangel(kf7fdb)

Week 1 I'm going to guess the average will be around 15-20 points with eliminations averaging around 40. I think there will be plenty of week 1 matches that have alliances with over 100 though.

I'm guessing much higher than that. Based on the logic that this year a technical foul is worth 50 points compared to 20, I think the GDC is assuming about a 2.5 times the average score of last year. I think that is a safe assumption. If all 3 robots simply drive forward 5 feet in autonomous that is already 15 points. If any of those robots is good enough to make a shot that would be another 15. My guess is 70 points for week 1 quals, 150 for elims. That would be about a 3 cycle match in elims (30ish auto) + 3 cycles*(40ish)

I still haven't really analyzed the game in depth yet. My guess will probably change in the coming days.

[Rangel(kf7fdb)]

Originally Posted by pntbll1313

I'm guessing much higher than that. Based on the logic that this year a technical foul is worth 50 points compared to 20, I think the GDC is assuming about a 2.5 times the average score of last year. I think that is a safe assumption. If all 3 robots simply drive forward 5 feet in autonomous that is already 15 points. If any of those robots is good enough to make a shot that would be another 15. My guess is 70 points for week 1 quals, 150 for elims. That would be about a 3 cycle match in elims (30ish auto) + 3 cycles*(40ish)

I still haven't really analyzed the game in depth yet. My guess will probably change in the coming days.

They may be a little low but I was just guessing based off what I've seen in the past. Lots of very small point games and even some 0-0 matches. Those will drop the average quite a bit.

[Bryce Paputa]

Michigan eliminations will see 150 easily.

[Anthony Galea]

Qualifications will be an average of 75 pts. each, and elims will be 100 pts.

[Ultimatum]

For Quals, I'd expect 2/3 robots to drive forward in auton, and not much else. Then, assuming a great deal of time is spent simply scoring the missed autonomous shots/dumps, I'd expect 1 in the high goal, 3 in the low goal, with two assists on the one cycled ball, no truss passes, for a total score of 43 on average.

[MrRiedemanJACC]

My guess for a week 2 in Michigan

A good single team will get:
25 points in Auto
5 cycles with no passes, just a throw over the truss to yourself and score in the 10 point goal. 5*20

That alone gives a team 125 points.

Let me know what I'm missing there though. And 5 cycles is a lot, but by yourself with no objects in the field. Definitely doable.

I am guessing that with passing / assists / possession bonus, the truss and catch the absolute max score could be 435 points for an alliance. That is assuming 6 cycles across the field. Is that a ludicrous score or can it happen? Let me know what you think, but remember if it can be done it will be done....

[thursam]

Qual: 60
Elim: 90

I feel like qualification scores will be low/mid, as stated above, but as the matches go on and people can see and experience the game, the scores will get higher (but probably not by too much more.)

I also feel that, by eliminations, the scores will reach a peak of anywhere from 90 - 120 because the top eight teams will have a choice of their alliance partners, so they could - essentially - formulate the 'dream team.' And if they do have the 'dream team', then the points may be even higher.

[Charles Boehm]

I think a lot of these numbers are quite low, I would say that quals will be in the 70-80 range and elims will bejust higher, say...110? Keeping in mind that in elims we can assume a larger amount of points coming from autonomous.

[Popmaster288]

With realistic timing and no room for surprises, 300 pts is a pretty high score. I dont expect to see these kind of scores very often.

However, I think this year's game is easier to build around than previous years, so I don't think there will be as many robots who aren't quite finished. Now that the game heavily relies on teammates, it all comes down to the driver skill, in my opinion.

If 300 were an almost perfect score, then I'd predict that we will see scores of 100 and highest 200 in the Elims. 70 would be a decent average for the qual matches.

[jacqlecl772]

qual: 50-100
taking in to account that 1 ball scored in hot goal is 20 pts and 1 ball scored in not hot goal will is 15 and about 75% of the robots will be shooting in high goal auto and almost all robots will get mobility points at the end of auto the score will be around 30-40 points and the lack of end game gives you longer teleop = more time to score more times so probably about 30 pts - 50 pts in teleop

elim: 100-200+
better robots better team work more time to talk with alliance therefore ore points

[carlgrass32]

It's a lot higher than I expected. 275? REALLY? By one alliance? Wow?