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Re: 900's Championship Cheesecaking Chronicles

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I simply struggle with the chosen game strategy.
Then fault the GDC and FIRST for allowing it, not the teams operating within the rules.

Haters gonna hate, Cheesers gonna cake.

I love the harpoons. Hopefully we will see them in action at IRI
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Re: 900's Championship Cheesecaking Chronicles

I admit that I really wanted to see the harpoons in action on the field, fully working. I think it's an amazing idea.

From an engineering perspective, I think it's impressive if a team came out from a six week build season with it, let alone a 7ish hour time period. Well done to all that contributed, I remember walking past it in the pits and being amazed!

From an educational perspective, I think it must be incredibly inspiring to work closely alongside teams such as 1114 and 148.

However, from a sporting/competition perspective, I think it's a dangerous precedent that should be discouraged in some way.

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Then fault the GDC and FIRST for allowing it, not the teams operating within the rules.
They tried to ban it. It just happens to be an incredibly difficult thing to outlaw and had to leave it as a loophole.
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