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 Warning: this reply is just an approximation of what I meant to convey - engineers cannot possibly use just written words to express what they are thinking.
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The 2010 Curve Ball
In 2009 the GDC threw us a curve ball with the Regolith and rover wheels. With Kickoff is just days away, what do you predict the 2010 curve ball will be? What will be the one change that will shake things up more than any other? The one change that will nullify countless off-season prototypes? The one change that will force everyone to rethink everything?
It can be anything. Let’s see who gets to say I told you so after Kickoff! My prediction: The good ‘ole CIMs will be a thing of the past and will be replaced with some new motor in some new legal quantity other than 4. 
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