All I was thinking of yesterday was the intensity of Aim high as well, this is going to be intense for the players, the fans in the stands and us media people on the ground and being soccer related it may draw more media and public fan attention this year as well. I can't wait! It's going to make great visuals and sound for us camera people.
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Originally Posted by Tetraman
I usually hate FIRST games right off the bat, to this I will be honest. (go back to all my treads and see the kind of gripes I've made) And yes, I had a bunch of problems with this game once I saw it.
However, after talking about it with a few people and reading over some of the very complicated rules, I am rapidly warming up to this game. I really like it. And the thing I love the most: Scores are in increments of 1. It's about time we get simple scoring methods in these games.
And really, the things I dislike this year, are rather petty. I can claim that there won't be much innovation done as all robots effectively need to be are boxes, but I thought of a few interesting ideas once I put those thoughts aside.
I'm going to have to agree. This game has the potential to be as exciting as Aim High.
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Since our team is in possession of the school, we have no restrictions on how late we can be there. So our teams are often practicing into the wee hours of the morning. Also, the school board uses "the breeze" for storage of high jump mats, so it's a great place to nap. :) - Karthik [more] 
10-01-2010, 12:11
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