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08-01-2005, 22:40
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Re: 3 Team Alliance + On Deck
I also think it depends on the seriousness of the problem. If the team with the malfunctioning robot can fully assure the alliance captain that the problem is not highly critical, then it may be a good idea to select said team as the 3rd member of the alliance, and vice versa.
I maintain hope that teams will uphold the FIRST value of gracious professionalism and decline the possibility of being a member of an alliance if they know that repair is not possible. |
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