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Re: Hints and Observations from Breakaway - Week 1

19. When playing in the offensive zone, have the human players give you a heads up when your robot scores. They can see the goals far better than you can.
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Re: Hints and Observations from Breakaway - Week 1

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19. When playing in the offensive zone, have the human players give you a heads up when your robot scores. They can see the goals far better than you can.
Seconded. I was HP for half of San Diego and our driver thought it was really helpful to have the HP scream "BACK! BACK! FORWARD! FORWARD!" when the bot tried to score.

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20. If you have the trident, or if you're a human player, careful not to step outside of the white line. That's a penalty.

Also be sure to ask if the "Trident Guy" wants the ball rolled, tossed, or placed onto the trident. Every little bit of time saved counts.
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