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Re: Terrifying Karthik
One of the reasons the low bar is popular is because it's in a consistent position, which means that a lot of teams will end up programming just for running under the low bar in auto and then at least trying to shoot a goal. Not only that, but due to the nature of the other defenses, the low bar has the least chance of causing an alignment issues for a shot in autonomous.
Unfortunately not all 3 robots can start there, so successful autonomous shots will be rare compared to previous years. Maybe something like 1 successful shot for every 4-6 matches at some events.
However, we may see some robots that can do 2-3 ball autos under the low bar using the balls that their alliance robots start with. That's a little bit more feasible than multi-ball auto routines that run to the center line for ammo, though for regional play it may prove to be just as effective in securing a point differential coming out of auto.
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