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Our team in a hardcore scouting meeting friday night at Buckeye.
It took about an hour and a half just to get our 4 Tiers done.
25-03-2009 14:25
TaylorLet's see....Fairfield Inn by Marriott on SR26?
25-03-2009 22:23
Zholl
Looks like you've got a decent amount of manpower there. I'm jealous. I've got 4 or 5 to work with for sure, and I'll probably pull in anyone who's not pit crew or drive team or HP. We're also not very organized, since I haven't been able to get the manpower I would like on such short notice.
Just a couple questions. What are the pictures that we can see in the front there? And what do you mean by 4 Tiers?
25-03-2009 22:59
IndySam
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Looks like you've got a decent amount of manpower there. I'm jealous. I've got 4 or 5 to work with for sure, and I'll probably pull in anyone who's not pit crew or drive team or HP. We're also not very organized, since I haven't been able to get the manpower I would like on such short notice.
Just a couple questions. What are the pictures that we can see in the front there? And what do you mean by 4 Tiers? |
25-03-2009 23:09
lenny8
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That's the scout and drive teams. The pictures are of every robot.
We rank the teams into 4 levels: 1st tier: Killer Robots (8bots) 2nd tier: Best Robots (8 bots) 3rd tier: Good 2nd pick bots (8-12 bots) 4th tier: No way bots. (the rest) Then we rank the teams within each tier. |
26-03-2009 07:44
Team 135Looks very similar to what ours, as well as many other teams, do for many many hours into the night. Good scouting is the key to winning as we found out at the Midwest regional when we pick a team pretty far down on the list after declining the 2nd seed, and went on to take 2nd.
27-03-2009 00:22
AlexD744
27-03-2009 00:24
IndySam
27-03-2009 01:26
Molten
27-03-2009 02:08
s_forbesAn hour and a half to make your tiers isn't bad... I think we took about that long to make our tiers at Arizona. Our friday night scouting meetings usually take a while, and I thought this year's meeting at AZ was fairly quick at a mere 2.5 hours. We still hadn't finalized our list by then, it needed more work the next day. Plus another half an hour of debate before alliance selections... I sometimes think that scouting takes more work than actually building a robot.
27-03-2009 07:05
Taylor
27-03-2009 22:19
Zholl
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That's the scout and drive teams. The pictures are of every robot.
We rank the teams into 4 levels: 1st tier: Killer Robots (8bots) 2nd tier: Best Robots (8 bots) 3rd tier: Good 2nd pick bots (8-12 bots) 4th tier: No way bots. (the rest) Then we rank the teams within each tier. |
27-03-2009 22:52
hillale|
That's not a bad idea actually. I've just got my system automatically rating everybody by OPR DPR and WM, but that's pretty cool.
On a totally random note, I am wiped out today |
28-03-2009 00:13
AlexD744|
yeah, I missed the "at Buckeye" in Pat's post.
One of these days I'm going to have to learn how to read. |
28-03-2009 00:49
Zholl
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Be sure not to really solely on OPR, DPR, and WM. There will be several "diamonds in the rough" so to say, that may have a ridiculously difficult schedule and should definitely not be counted out. Also, driving and human player play such a monstrous part of the game this year...
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29-03-2009 21:46
notaPINKtruckWow I wish we could get done that fast!
We struggle to keep our strategy session under 3 hours (it usually ends up being 3.5-4hrs and ends past midnight, much to Mrs. P's chagrin....)
29-03-2009 23:24
Qbranch
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-q
29-03-2009 23:34
its da PAT!!!|
I got this. It's the Hilton Garden Inn in West Lafayette just over the river.
I guess hardcore scouter only stay at the best of hotels... -q |