Just like previous years, we are not releasing any documentation until the Closing Ceremonies of the Middle School / VEX U Competition on Monday.
I can at least release the links where all documentation will eventually live. In the meantime, each of these links will point to a countdown page, but will be redirected to their respective documents when the time comes.
Why is everyone worried about the 55w drivetrain limit, after all this is going to be a slower, precise game (except for endgame). Im thinking 450 on 2.75, similar to high stakes meta, that required a lot of stoping and starting.
Honestly, for newer/less experienced teams, it is more of an issue to make a fully functional robot with eight motors that is capable of completing all of the tasks. The 55W limit is really only for super competitive teams
But why not just make a game where teams decide 66W isn’t viable themselves rather than forcing it? You cant make a game that requires one subsystem then get mad when teams use the extra motors on their dt. Honestly, just make a game where you manipulate more objects (maybe this one might have even worked) and teams will use less 6 motor drives if they can’t make 2 motors work for the rest of the robot. It’s that simple. Now all they did is get a ton of backlash and walkouts at the unveil. Stop trying to force the meta to change vex, it doesn’t work.
Facts. If they’re going to make inspection and reffing harder with conditional motor limits and dynamic height limits, bring back the old plastic rules.
I don’t get why they choose to make inspection easier in ways teams don’t like, and also make inspection harder in ways teams don’t like.