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 50 years from now, the FRC will still be waiting and hoping for a water game. That's my prediction. - TheBoulderite [more] |
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Option to climb
Obviously one concern for FIRST is the field size. When was the last time that changed? Based on that, they changed the floor. Well, how about a game where robots can choose to go the "easy way" or the "hard way"?
Make some place to get to, where if you can climb or jump you'll beat the other robot that needs to go around. Maybe as simple as 1' wall in the middle of the field, with a non-wall passage for only one bot that can't climb? |
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