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Drivers moving around

Could we, if we had long enough cables to the controllers, have the drivers run around behind the castle (the same places a human player can go) to get better lines of sight? I couldn't find anything that explicitly disallowed this, but I feel like drivers operating their robots should be confined to their driver station.
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Re: Drivers moving around

Check T11, It says you can't do that unfortunately.
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Re: Drivers moving around

Yup, that was the type of rule I was looking for. Couldn't find it with a ctrl+f for "driver" - I guess it could technically apply to human players as well. Thanks!
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