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22-01-2008, 14:00
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Re: defensive strategies
One thing you can do is block a hurdle if the opposing team no longer has control of the trackball being hurdled. This means that you could park a lift or an arm in front of a "shooter"-bot's trajectory and keep them from hurdling.
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