How many recycling containers are going to die this week?

[GreyingJay]

Originally Posted by GeeTwo

I also expect at least one "spectacular G18" where a robot is dragged mostly or completely across the step. This seems most likely to happen when two grabbers engage with each other rather than being transitive through an RC.

We almost had this at Finals 2 on Einstein. If 118 hadn't let go...

[Mschmeh144]

I don't expect any damage to the cans. I do expect damage to can burglars though, seeing as we have broken ours a few times.

[GeeTwo]

Originally Posted by GeeTwo

I also expect at least one "spectacular G18" where a robot is dragged mostly or completely across the step. This seems most likely to happen when two grabbers engage with each other rather than being transitive through an RC.

Originally Posted by GreyingJay

We almost had this at Finals 2 on Einstein. If 118 hadn't let go...

I do recall seeing one fairly tall robot whose top was pulled across the step, into the airspace over the opposite landfill. However, it appeared to be above the landfill totes and did not (I believe) result in a G18 violation.

Not only did the canburgular wars not quite reach the fever pitch I anticipated, I do not recall alliances going after the inverted totes or totes on the step in an effort to get those last few points, which I sort of expected at the division finals and on Einstein.

[Loose Screw]

Originally Posted by GeeTwo

Not only did the canburgular wars not quite reach the fever pitch I anticipated, I do not recall alliances going after the inverted totes or totes on the step in an effort to get those last few points, which I sort of expected at the division finals and on Einstein.

I remember watching 2338 grab an inverted tote so they could use it to push the opposing pool noodles next to the step. A very smart move that helped them move on to the next round.

[hannaners]

Originally Posted by GeeTwo

I also expect at least one "spectacular G18" where a robot is dragged mostly or completely across the step. This seems most likely to happen when two grabbers engage with each other rather than being transitive through an RC.

Originally Posted by GreyingJay

We almost had this at Finals 2 on Einstein. If 118 hadn't let go...

Originally Posted by GeeTwo

I do recall seeing one fairly tall robot whose top was pulled across the step, into the airspace over the opposite landfill. However, it appeared to be above the landfill totes and did not (I believe) result in a G18 violation.

There was a case of entanglement during Finals 2 of the Hopper sub-division. The tug of war between 987 Highrollers & 1218 Vulcan Robotics begins around 0:40 and continues for over a minute. The red alliance received a red card for a G18 violation.