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 Backstabbing your opponents at the last second will not help you win friends and word will get around pretty quick. Your team will be shunned and distrusted for years. People have long memories, and some of us mentors have been playing this game since you kids were playing with blocks. - ChrisH [more] |
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Strategic Responses
Any one have any responses to my thoughts on strategy?
I believe that all purpose bots in general will have a difficult time dealing with the rigors of the two on two game play. Such a design may require intricasies that would be broken easily in a pushing match. I believe that the seemingly popular "technically always be in the home zone" strategy will probably fail due to future rulings. Also, such an object in the home zone could easily be moved (it can't attatch to the floor) to another zone, or even the enemy home zone. Even if it's deployed at the end of the match, it may fall under the projectiles or entanglement rule. This is just my opinion of coarse. ~Chris~ |
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