What do you want to see in this years game?

[Robert Cawthon]

Its that time of year again! What would you like to see in this year's game?

[Taylor]

Frisbees.

[JohnSchneider]

I'd like a football game. The complications of an asymmetrical ball would be neat

But given that we had a ball game last year and a tube game the year before we're more than likely getting a stacking game of some sort.

[Lil' Lavery]

Bowling balls
Volleyball net

[wilsonmw04]

Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery

Bowling balls

THIS

[MARS_James]

Quick field reset, this year the field being easy to reset meant more matches which means more fun

[Alpha Beta]

Traffic Cones, Beach Balls, and a Bernoulli Blower

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...22&postcount=1

[JosephC]

Water Game!!

In reality, I'd like to see an obstacle course of some sort that involved climbing, lifting, stacking, shooting, carrying, placing, etc.

I'd like to see a game that can be played in many various ways. Different strategies, more than one way of doing things. A few general goals, but rules that allow creativity to inspire millions of different designs. Games are strategy based more than robot based, and each match can be played differently.

[Gregor]

Another coopertition aspect that makes you work with your opponents, but not be worth as much as the coop bridge.

Something present in eliminations would be nice too.

[akoscielski3]

Originally Posted by SuperNerd256

I'd like to see a game that can be played in many various ways. Different strategies, more than one way of doing things. A few general goals, but rules that allow creativity to inspire millions of different designs. Games are strategy based more than robot based, and each match can be played differently.

I definitely like the idea of being able to play the game different ways. However this could be too complicated for the Spectator's.

A simple, and Quick game that can be played differently would be Ideal. and would be spectator friendly.

I predict some sort of stacking, but it's hard to predict anything right now.

[AlexH]

more defensive play and a more entertaining end game.

[Jay O'Donnell]

Originally Posted by Taylor

Frisbees.

Seconded. As long as they could make sure that the frisbees didn't go flying into the stands, it would be awesome.

[ChristopherSD]

Durable, non-ball game pieces.

[Ekcrbe]

It's less of a particular piece to the game and more of an overarching principle, but I want a less restrictive set of robot restrictions. While having rules like the 84" cylinder or the single 14" appendage can add to the arbitrary "challenge" of the game, I would rather trade that off for the increased creativity allowed without those limits.