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Re: Goalie in autonomous?

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Originally Posted by Rangel(kf7fdb) View Post
I think there will be one or two crazy awesome teams that are able to block shots in autonomous. At the highest level of play, you are also likely to have an alliance partner with a two ball autonomous. You would only need to block one ball for it to be worth it.
2 things: how many people are going for a two ball autonomous? And how many teams are planning on detecting the presence of a goalie?

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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