YOU Predict the Average Match Score of 2015's Week 1 Regionals/Districts

[blturner]

80 for quals. 180 for eliminations. 300 at Einstein.

I guess I am more optimistic than most.

[pbhead]

Originally Posted by blturner

80 for quals. 180 for eliminations. 300 at Einstein.

I guess I am more optimistic than most.

Not really, when you consider that 80 points is simply a ROBOT SET + a 6 stack with can + noodle agreement.

[Abhishek R]

I think the average qualification score in Week 1 will be 30.

A strong playoffs alliance in Week 1 will score 200 points.

An extremely competitive robot will probably be able to score over 100 points by itself.

[JohnSchneider]

Originally Posted by Abhishek R

I think the average qualification score in Week 1 will be 30.

A strong playoffs alliance in Week 1 will score 200 points.

An extremely competitive robot will probably be able to score over 100 points by itself.

If 200 is hit week 1 it happens at dallas and during a quals match with 3 of the more veteran teams. No time else.

[MARS_James]

Originally Posted by JohnSchneider

If 200 is hit week 1 it happens at dallas and during a quals match with 3 of the more veteran teams. No time else.

You are underestimating how stacked South Florida is this year just off of the top of my head (judging from their previous years) I could see any combination of 108, 125, 179, 180, 744, 1065, 1251, and 1592 easily getting 200 points. Add in our traditional Florida Wild Cards 1523, 2152, 2383, 3242, 3410, 3932, 3992, and 4592 you get 8 more robots who could easily be in matches that get that high. So more than 1/4 of the robots in South Florida, off the top of my head, I could easily see scoring 67 points by them selves. Now I FULLY expect to eat my words once we see robots actually being built but I do think South Florida may be the strongest week 1 regional this year

[AlexD744]

Originally Posted by MARS_James

You are underestimating how stacked South Florida is this year just off of the top of my head (judging from their previous years) I could see any combination of 108, 125, 179, 180, 744, 1065, 1251, and 1592 easily getting 200 points. Add in our traditional Florida Wild Cards 1523, 2152, 2383, 3242, 3410, 3932, 3992, and 4592 you get 8 more robots who could easily be in matches that get that high. So more than 1/4 of the robots in South Florida, off the top of my head, I could easily see scoring 67 points by them selves. Now I FULLY expect to eat my words once we see robots actually being built but I do think South Florida may be the strongest week 1 regional this year

Agreed that South Florida and Dallas are the week 1's to watch.

I am expecting low low scores to be the average for week 1 though. This game is so different, and so many teams will still be working out the kinks.

Maybe 30-40 point average in quals.

[zinthorne]

Avg. Qualification :76
Avg Elimination :125-150

Trying not to be bias here, but I think the PNW district championship will be a very good competition to watch. I think that we will see average scores around 115, and eliminations around 200. I could be completely wrong, but hopefully it will be close to that.

[tindleroot]

If 200 is hit week 1 it happens at dallas and during a quals match with 3 of the more veteran teams. No time else.

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Average alliance score with The Noodle Agreement: 148
Average alliance score without TNA: 118

Texas conspiracy confirmed

[wilderbuchanan]

Originally Posted by blturner

80 for quals. 180 for eliminations. 300 at Einstein.

I guess I am more optimistic than most.

I agree completely. I'm guessing that every team will get a robot set in auto. and have at least 2 stacks of 4 totes plus a can. Also some totes that are just pushed onto the ramp

[Tom Bottiglieri]

I predict an average of less than 1 robot per week 1 regional that can stack 3 totes in auto.

My guess for average qual score is 22.

[Anthony Galea]

I was perfect last year , so I'll go for it again.

Average Qual Score: 65

Average Elim Score: 115

[StAxis]

Just for week one, I think the scores will grow at a much steeper rate as time goes on. Teams will get more careful, see designs, and just learn more quickly without defense to fight.

Quals
Average auton: 4
Average bin points: 8
Average tote points: 8
Average noodle points: 3(40)
Average coop: 13
Score: 36 without TNA, 73 with TNA

"Playoffs"
Average auton: 12
Average bin: 16
Average can: 20
Average Noodle: 10
Score: 58

I don't think 200 will be uncommon at championships. Actually kind of expect similar scores to 2013 and 2014 late in the season.

[sviridovt]

I would say 70 to be average
I would guess most robots will not stack for auto, so 12 points from auto
Most teams will probably do co-op, and its very likely that a lot of the matches will stack those, getting 40 points, but I think that almost every match will get the 20 co-op points. Most games probably will have stacks of 4, 5 or 3 with can and maybe noodles. So I would say 70 will be it.

I am also not counting the TNA since that will almost certainly be gone following a rule update.

[JesseK]

It's Week 1.
Quals average = 64.
Throwing out the outliers of stacked alliances, elims Average = 52-ish.

[Jared Russell]

You will see an average of ~15 coopertition points per match.
Average ~6 auto points per match.
Average ~10 totes and ~5 container * levels = 40
Average ~6 noodle points.
Average ~ (-)6 penalty points.

= 61 point qualification average

The lack of defense makes me more optimistic about Week 1 than usual, since practicing alone in your own school/build space is a better approximation of match play than ever before.

I predict the most common Week 1 penalties will be G5, G6, and G33-B (noodles thrown after the 20s mark).