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Amount of contact this year
Games in the past have had a varying amount of robot to robot contact, from little (the 2001 game) to a LOT (Zone Zeal)
My predictions for this year: there will be a lot of contact for teams that are planning to pick up the large balls. Since that ball has the potential to be worth 60+ points, it is natural that a team carrying it is a prime target of opportunity. Also, dislodging opponents from ball chutes might be another issue for contact. Some on my team disagree. So I'd like to ask your opinions - how much contact do you think there is going to be between robots this year? |
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