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Re: Los Angeles Regional Finals Match Defense
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Originally Posted by IronicDeadBird
How does pinning apply to tipping? If a robot were to start a flip on a robot and cause an opposing robots wheels (or treads) to be off the ground it has prevented the robot from moving, wouldn't this meet the requirements of a pin? If so then it means that starting a flip is legal just finishing it isn't.
I dunno how I feel about that.
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I think you have a point there. So you can hold them in the air for a couple of seconds then back off.
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