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 Attempted to like Andrew's comment and then realized this wasn't Facebook :P - afowl [more] |
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2 | 1.35% |
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129 | 87.16% |
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17 | 11.49% |
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02-03-2016, 05:01 PM
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Re: Opinions of Q&A
Given that there are 9 unique types of defenses a robot may need to traverse this year - and depending on the event, a robot may have between 8 and 12 qual matches - it is likely that you won't witness all robots attempt to traverse all defense types during qualifications.
Determining whether the missing crossings were because a team can't, prefers not to, or just never needed to cross a given defense seems like the kind of question that only pit scouting (both Q&A and inspection of the robot) could answer. |
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