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Re: Is it okay to "throw" a match that will be replayed?

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I am personally of the belief that "GP" should never be used to evaluate a game strategy.
Someone clearly hasn't seen Karate Kid.

Personally, I would never park my robot for a match for this simple reason: every match, replayed or not, is being scouted.
If I saw a robot that parked during a match, I would assume that it is broken. Even if I discovered the reasoning - to prevent the robot from going under extra punishment - I would put a mark next to their number because that means that they don't have confidence in their own machine. If they don't, then why should I?
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