Don’t you hate it when you lose worlds.
Don’t you hate it when you ask a team with 11 discs, two teams with 3 discs, and a team with two discs to have one or even buy one for $20 and they still say “no we need them all”. (And then one of the teams proceeds to brag about how they got so many discs and didn’t let you buy one.)
G1 violation !1!!1!11!!1
but >:( GRRRRR *** ***** ******
Also an SG7 violation
the brains of our team was a senior and now he’s leaving us >:(((
Don’t you hate it when
Your coach refuses to buy pneumatics, so instead he buys 4 more 3d printers and stops using his old four that still work great?
when you have to wait for @DRow to release the things I need to do almost anything. also the elementary robots lack of symmetry.
Don’t you hate it when you are taking your robot pelican case that weighs 70+ lbs. down the escalator, and partway down it stops working and so you have to lug it down the rest of the way
Not a fun experience, though not as bad as driving halfway to worlds
Don’t you hate it when a team flips your robot out of a heighted field.
Don’t you hate it when right before division finals a rubber band on your fling snaps and you have to have your teammate run all the way back to the pit and then when you finally fix it your alliance partner throws and you end up getting 146 instead of 158 and throwing 3rd place.
Like it turned the valve off?
Don’t you hate it when someone flags your post as off-topic when it’s actually on topic.
Don’t you hate it when you somehow lose to a clawbot.
- Clawbot is bad
- Clawbot is okay
- Clawbot requires being carried
- Clawbot OP
- Clawbot is good for taking apart an opponent’s robot
Fr it kinda depends, but like watch a clueless team still make a claw bot this season.
A clueless team, or a brand new, relatively casual, young team that was told to build one by their instructor to be their first ever VRC robot?
they shouldn’t though, I’d just get some metal, a brain, motors, and throw something together instead of a clawbot. I think that mentors a lot of the time just shouldn’t be mentors, they give bad advice. I did robotics in my middle school, and the guy who “mentored” the team literallt said “you’re probably not gonna win, let’s just build a clawbot and see how we do”. And what do you know, we got last place in our tournament (we didn’t have enough money to go to more than one). didn’t even know about the vex forums, if we did we could probably have built a different style of robot. At least right now, I heard about the game and immediately figured out what design I wanted to do, because I’ve looked through videos of robots over the years and have conglomerated ideas in my head. Couldn’t have done that if my teacher didn’t let me know the forums existed, and encouraged me to be creative.
I agree with this, last season (Tipping Point), my mentor forced three of our five teams to build mobys, then they could modify. All he did was break up arguments and make them watch the season reveal video. We started very early so we did not have to do this, and the team that was in 8th grade did not have to do this. Two 6th grade teams and a 7th had to do this. I hope this does not happen again.
sister team managed to rip a disc in half when it got caught on some moving parts. cant wait for them to do this during a tournament somehow
Don’t you hate it when
Programmers
- When your code doesn’t work
- When your team’s builder and driver scream at you for making a “bad program”
- When your team’s builder decides to rebuild the day before a competition, so you have to make a new program
- When you are out for one day and the builder, driver, or notebooker mess up your program
Notebookers
- When your team’s programmer won’t tell you anything about how the program works
- When your team’s builder won’t tell you anything about how the robot works
- When your team’s driver won’t tell you anything about their strategy
- When you forget to bring your notebook with you to worlds
Builders
- When your team’s programmer screams at you for making an “unprogramable” robot
- When your team’s notebooker constant asks you to explain the robot build
- When your team’s driver screams at you for making an “undrivable” robot
- When you are out for one day and the programmer, driver, or notebooker tries to add something to the robot
Drivers
- When your team’s builder decides to rebuild the day before a competition, so you have no time to practice
- When your team’s programmer decides to make a totally different program for the robot the day before a competition, so you have no time to practice with the new controls
- When your team’s notebooker keeps bothering you by constantly asking about your strategy
- When your team’s programmer was testing auton the night before a competition, so the battery is dead when you try to turn on the robot
So true, also how do you do the drop down arrow?