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13-03-2006, 02:01
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Re: This is a brutal game.
Bumping and pushing robots on bumpers, or the equvalent contact area if a robot does not have them, is an entirely reasonable thing to expect of the game. Bumping and pushing a robot that is on its side, causing damage to the robot, is very unseemly and far from GP. I would hope that teams realize this in the future and act appropriately.
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