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05-01-2009, 02:55
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Re: Simultaneous Herding and Posession
I agree with you, I doubt the ref would penalize a robot for skidding out of control and, bumping into one empty cell while possessing another. That being said, it still seems possible for a ref to make a mistake about this, and wrongly penalize a robot. I would suggest making sure the drivers be extra careful while the robot is carrying a empty cell.
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