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15-03-2009, 04:28
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Re: 2009 Southern California Regional
I was spectating at the LA regional. A lot of really impressive bots out there!
I especially liked team 1717's drive system and pivoting launcher. Very exciting final match, too! Those two alliances were pretty much evenly matched and played well. I was surprised, though, that little effort went into going for empty cells to convert to super cells -- was this intentional? In other words, did alot of the teams here decide going for the super cells weren't worth it/too risky? |
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