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Re: High Goal Vs. Low Goal

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Originally Posted by Ginger Power View Post
You have 18 game pieces potentially available to you in this game. The limited number of game pieces will make the high goal valuable at high levels. Low goal to win regionals/districts, but I think the World champs will be the alliance that can most effectively put balls in the high goal. So many teams will stuggle just to get across the defenses... at low levels of play I think the low goal rules. Open up that ability to capture the tower and you're in great shape.
A mistake that many teams are likely to make is to aim to have the functionality to play at the Championship level at an early Tournament. At each tournament you compete at, including Championship, all of the teams there have had the same number of days to work on their robot. You are not competing with teams that have had more time to work on their robots.
 


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