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Re: Disappointment (long)
the proof of a design is in its performance. If you push a robot by its bumper zone, and it tips over, then it IS a tippy robot.
if the other teams had arms that came out and pushed above the bumper zone, then they are breaking the rules.
If a team pushes a robot and it keeps tipping over, what is the logical conclusion? That robot should be allowed to sit infront of the goal and shoot all day long, untouched?
or that team should find a way to stop its bot from tipping over so much (modify the robot)?
This is part of the 'paying your dues' that I was talking about. You had a notion of how the game would be played this year, and its a bit rougher on the field than you expected.
The refs did not call any fouls, therefore what you saw IS the game this year.
now its up to you: will you modify your understanding of how the game is be played (this year and in the following years), or will you hang onto your previous notions of how you think the game should have been played, and in the process conclude that FIRST is screwed up?
Last edited by KenWittlief : 12-03-2006 at 15:36.
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