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Re: Goalie in autonomous?
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Blocking a shot in autonomous can be much more influential than the initial rejection of the 10 or 20 points. After autonomous, the team must score the ball that was blocked in order to begin their cycles. |
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Re: Goalie in autonomous?
I think people are underestimating in general how powerful a good goalie is. The extreme lack of game pieces in this game compared to past FRC games means that blocking a single shot is a huge advantage to an alliance, and that's not going to be all that hard to do. In particular, if you can keep one of an alliance's autonomous balls on the field, all of those truss points and assist points completely go away!
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That statement would be correct, but there were never any assist points to be scored from the initial autonomous balls. They can't start scoring any assist points until they score all of the auto balls. Hence the advantage of keeping them from scoring it.
In effect. If you block one ball out of three during auto and continue to block that one ball from being scored in teleop. You just shut the alliance down. As basketball King James is now fondly aware, in reference to Durant. Defensive skills are everything. |
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