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07-03-2009, 19:25
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Re: Should a programmer be a driver too?
Think of it like this. Your programmer will not be programming the robot while someone else is playing a match. So rather than sitting in the stands, he can be driving.
And as far as skill is concerned, the person with the greatest skill should drive. We don't really care, but a human player cannot be a driver. We established that REALLY early.  .
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