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10-03-2009, 19:01
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Re: pic: 2005 FRC 1153
Yeah, this was easily my favorite game.
I love how there is one primary function that robots have to perform, yet there are multiple ways to score. It was a lot about reacting to what your opponents were doing. Also, the game piece was so simple to hold, teams could focus on training their drivers and strategy rather than building a complex robot. 
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