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Re: Was Aerial Assist Better than Ultimate Ascent?

I personally believe that Ultimate Ascent was a better game and produced more variety in the types of robots made. This year most of the robots had a "wheely device" to pick up the ball and some sort of catapult to launch the ball. This years game featured a lot more teamwork but I think the different elements in Ultimate Ascent made it an all around better game. This years game was fun to watch and I think it was a good game just not the best.

I also think that having the pyramid to climb was an element that added a large challenge and it added a suspense element to the end of the game.

My overall opinion is that Ultimate Ascent was better because of the diversity and challenge.
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