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As the title says, if what is shown in the picture were to end up in your opponent trailer, how many Moon rocks would it count it as?
18-01-2009 21:22
pacoliketacoare refs going to have to count broken bands in our trailers by sixes?
this could prove to be a problem. some of ours are beginning to show signs of breakage. not anywhere near this badly though.
18-01-2009 22:34
JYangAnother question is: how many of those pieces will stay in the trailer and how many will fall out?
18-01-2009 22:53
falconmaster
I know its not allowed but since we are short balls this year, will they allow duct tape?
18-01-2009 23:33
gblakeI wonder how many ball collection/scoring systems will survive if a ball falls apart inside them? I wonder if that is likely enough to be worth anticipating in the mechanisms?
18-01-2009 23:39
dlavery
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I know its not allowed but since we are short balls this year, will they allow duct tape?
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18-01-2009 23:44
EricH
None. It's an Empty Cell.
Seriously, I would say it's one 2-point score, and probably won't be this bad due to replacement balls.
18-01-2009 23:52
Aren_Hill
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None. It's an Empty Cell.
![]() Seriously, I would say it's one 2-point score, and probably won't be this bad due to replacement balls. |
19-01-2009 00:03
smurfgirl
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empty cells still count for 2, and im wondering if there will be a robot out there that can destroy a cell this bad and still score it.....
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19-01-2009 00:06
EricH
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empty cells still count for 2, and im wondering if there will be a robot out there that can destroy a cell this bad and still score it.....
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19-01-2009 09:12
Matt C
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Duct Tape: NASA approved restraint device NASA has a detailed set of written procedures for dealing with a suicidal or psychotic astronaut in space. The documents say the astronaut's crewmates should bind his/her wrists and ankles with duct tape, tie him/her down with a bungee cord and inject him/her with tranquilizers as necessary. |
19-01-2009 20:50
WhiteShadow1474i'm pretty sure a robot cannot destroy the balls this badly. It is in the rules that if any robot is harmful towards game pieces or the arena, the team will be forced to make modifications
19-01-2009 22:01
eugenebrooksThere appears to be no proscription on tape as a fastener to be found in the robot rules this year. Hard to believe...
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Originally Posted by falconmaster
I know its not allowed but since we are short balls this year, will they allow duct tape?
19-01-2009 22:24
dlavery
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There appears to be no proscription on tape as a fastener to be found in the robot rules this year. Hard to believe...
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19-01-2009 23:00
falconmaster
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That was exactly the point of the question.
Just a reminder that rules from prior years do not apply to this year's game. The rules do change, with both additions and deletions. We can't assume that because "it has always been that way" makes it true for this year. -dave . |
19-01-2009 23:07
ROFLcopterCome on. You guys don't get the humor?
19-01-2009 23:32
dlavery
20-01-2009 00:39
smurfgirl