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20-04-2009, 14:55
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Re: Championship Thanks from Team Xbot
Sure was a lot of fun!
I really enjoyed the strategy sessions between matches. I'm not the coach, but I like to see what teams come up with to try to get the W. Earlier, during the build season, we watched a video of 148. The first reaction is  awesome. The second thought was how do you beat a machine like that, a machine that can potentially score so many rocks. Another mentor on our team came up with the idea of not giving them any ammunition. If was neat to put that idea into practice against some awesome robots. By not allowing too many rocks on the field, we were able to get pretty far in Achemedes.Again, thanks for picking us up and taking us on a wild ride.  |
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