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08-01-2009, 20:37
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Re: Teamwork Strategy for Scoring
This seems like a bad-ish idea to me, using two of your robots to make one of your opponents robots sitting ducks not only takes 66% of your team "out of the game" leaving only one alliance robot to pick up balls, ceding the field to the two unpinned bots, it also makes the two pinning robots sitting ducks for the two unpinned bots. Plus the math seems to say that pinning is going to be hard.
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