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19-03-2002, 17:41
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the best strategy for the QR's would be to grab to goals and fill them with balls and let the other team get a goal(maybe help them with balls)
However, that won tbe the best strategy for the elimination rounds. it all depends. e decided to come up with a strategy that would win in the elimination rounds. We are no even in the top 40 at VCU but were still the first pick. Now, we didnt win the regional but i believe that there were two kinds of robots that you could build: one that would do well in Qualification matches and place or gt on that would be good for elimination rounds. Dont get me wrong; there are some that can do both 
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