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07-03-2016, 13:56

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Re: Structural Integrity of Competition Defenses?

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https://youtu.be/_lu2J4Cp7dU?t=1m16s

Is that not normal gameplay? Or is the word split what is wrong?

A split implies the lexan actually cracked. What you are seeing is the drawbridge acting as designed. I'm pretty sure having teams deal with the two pieces of lexan was not an intentional added challenge, it's just how the drawbridge is designed.

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