3 weeks of Ultimate Ascent is in the books! Who will rise to the top this week?
Nearly 200 FRC teams received votes this week from over 70 voters.
Mike and I have some exciting new to share with you tonight as well!
I just want to say also that last night Mike and I were able to be guests on a webinar run by FIRST Canada and we had a great time. Part of what made it so good was the amount of terrific questions sent in by the viewers. I know we say this in every post, but please don’t hesitate to send us your questions before or during the broadcast. Thanks again to John Hobbins and Christine Bibic for the opportunity to be on your show.
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Thanks to everyone who voted this week and please spread the word on Facebook, Twitter, Team Email blast, ETC to tune in tonight at 9PM EST for Mike and Justin in the Morning featuring the FRC Top 25! See you then.
It’s really cool to be on the list this week, and have our team compared with the likes of Bomb Squad and the HOT Team.
However it would be nice if you added a dot after the T in S.W.A.T. :D.
Anyway, great show this week, glad to see our alliance captain at KC capture the #1 slot.
Awesome!
Also, sorry about the video links not being optimal.
We have footage from the GKC Regional, but we are still sifting through it all, so none of it is available online at the moment.
Though, maybe by the time week 5 rolls around…
I tweeted the question about what have we learned that we could NOT have predicted at kickoff. Sorry for the ambush.
I think that the GDC must have spent more time trying to figure out how this game could/would be scored real-time than they did designing the game. Once they knew that quadrature detection of scored frisbees was going to be “impossible,” it must have been scramble of the year to get a working goal that could score real-time. The fact that we’re counting manually afterwards tells me they got close. This is my estimate for the hardest design task this year. Beats climbing for difficulty by quite a ways.