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 Thanks to everyone who made the regional possible - I know my team had a blast and I'm pretty sure most other teams did too. - Steve Howland [more] |
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21-02-2004, 19:56
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Re: Pre-Ship Scrimage Results
I was at the UTC Scrimmage today, and did some refing. Overall, I think teams were too worried about getting their robot working, to really play the game the way they intended to.
Anyway, some of the strategies used were: Horde small balls into HP. Most balls wins Use big ball. I only saw 2 teams do it succesfully, only 1 of them more than once. Block chutes with moveable goals. Hang on bar right away / prevent other team from hanging (The finals came down to the 2 robots who hung the best facing off). Thats really it. Here's some pictures I got of robots and good action shots And here's the rest of them. These ones are dark or blurry. 
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