I love that you made this video. From a strategy perspective, my team's favorite game has been PowerPlay. Unlike many of the games over the years, PowerPlay, when played well, featured a strong strategy component. Cone placement allowed a team to own junctions, and to force their opponent into forestalling a circuit. My team loved this aspect of the game and spent hours playing virtual games in which four humans played the role of the robots. This led us into several insights that permitted our team to do well during the season. Teams that just went for brute force, so called "cycle bots" won in early competitions, but lost to the best bots because they could not match the scoring potential offered by an alliance playing the strategy optimally. Now that a few years have passed since you made the video, how would you rank PowerPlay in your list?
1: I think rr1 was really cool because you could play a ton of defense since everyone was going for the same glyphs that were all in the same place 2: Another thing I love about this game is that it's a shooting game where we have more really good robots, specifically with how many people are on odometry now vs in the past, so we can see a ton of automation from a bunch of different robots which we didn't see as much of in vv or hot shot.
I love that you made this video. From a strategy perspective, my team's favorite game has been PowerPlay. Unlike many of the games over the years, PowerPlay, when played well, featured a strong strategy component. Cone placement allowed a team to own junctions, and to force their opponent into forestalling a circuit. My team loved this aspect of the game and spent hours playing virtual games in which four humans played the role of the robots. This led us into several insights that permitted our team to do well during the season. Teams that just went for brute force, so called "cycle bots" won in early competitions, but lost to the best bots because they could not match the scoring potential offered by an alliance playing the strategy optimally. Now that a few years have passed since you made the video, how would you rank PowerPlay in your list?
1: I think rr1 was really cool because you could play a ton of defense since everyone was going for the same glyphs that were all in the same place
2: Another thing I love about this game is that it's a shooting game where we have more really good robots, specifically with how many people are on odometry now vs in the past, so we can see a ton of automation from a bunch of different robots which we didn't see as much of in vv or hot shot.
Res-Q at 4?
Should it have been lower or higher lol
I would say it fits there (assuming face off deserves its placement. i don't really know that game)