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12-04-2002, 19:33
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Well, obviously we have to count out surgery robots, bomb defusing robots, and industry rob-::stops in middle of thoughts::
how bout a game where robots must place blocks or materials in a stack order, in such a way that it cant get knocked down ( bots cna knock eachothers stuff down to a limit.... or some weird rule for that) certain colors in certain posistions will give you certain amounts of points. its more complicated, useful application unfourtantly the fun level is 0 
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