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Ragnarokae Ragnarokae is offline
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Re: OVERDRIVE Rules/Scoring Questions

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Originally Posted by Matthew2c4u View Post
well, shows i need to read the booklet more
So do u think that you can take the ball and bump it hard with your robot over the overpass, or do you think that u cant use powerful throwing mechanisms for safety reasons, is there a height limit on the field, is it to dangerous to throw the trackball i think the robots could take damage from a flying trackball there pretty heavy to fall from a big height.etc
I don't think that there is anything in the rules saying we can't throw... but it would take a powerful robot to do that. I mean, the ball is 10 lbs...

I'll recheck the rules though. Just for you. (JK)
 


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