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I'm In
I agree with all of you! The rule should be changed or made stricter. No matter what, you can be sure that 217 will not be designed to lift or pull another robot.
Disclaimer: If you are pulling on a goal and we are pulling on a goal, then we apologize for pulling you our way. -Paul |
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