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Can an a robot take a tetra from another robot in their allinace?
I was skimming up and down the rules looking to see if it was allowed and I couldn't find anything and I was wondering if anyone was going to make a "feeder" bot kind of like the basket bots from last year that would gether up massive amounts of balls to feed the human played except these bots would get a bunch of tetras for the other two bots in their allaince to grab and place rapidly.
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