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Reality of low-bar shooters

(Basing any conclusions on data from this post)

Throughout build season, there were many predictions that low-bar robots which cycled quickly to score balls, followed by a capture, would be a common and high-scoring design. However, it looks like the highest success rate was 9% during a given competition.

Does this mean a lot of low-bar bots failed to achieve what they attempted? And if so, do you think this will be changed as the season progresses?

Or, was CD wrong, with a large portion of First teams going for a breaching bot instead of the low-bar bot?

(Note: It could just be that this small sampling didn't have many of those bots, and the percentages will vary greatly with each weekend)
 


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