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Winning Robot or Quality Robot?
Time for another game of which would you rather have. This is the followup to my chairman's vs. championship. If anyone even likes these poles let me know and I'll do them on a regular basis.
Let's face it, some robots are built very well and don't win, others win but are not of the highest quality. Would you rather have a robot that looks and runs very well but does not win, or a robot that looks awful and barely runs, but still wins? 
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