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06-01-2009, 16:29
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Re: Importance of Human Loading?
I think this year, out of the ones i have been in, is super important to include the human player aspect. When there are 6 bots on a floor that has a 0.6 friction coefficient it is going to be mayhem. I think the teams that are going to do well are the teams that are going to hve really good payload specialists and they are going to find some way of improving traction.
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