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Re: What could go wrong?
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Originally Posted by pfreivald
Contact inside the frame perimeter can be a serious problem when you're trying to acquire a ball and your opponent is playing defense on you.
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Good observation. This is going to be a real problem for some teams. I also think that many teams are going to struggle with their own shooter damaging the robot. I see a lot of catapults causing repeated stress damage to the robots on which they are deployed.
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