This might’ve been the case initially. However, the topic quickly went down and digresses from the original “question”
Throughout the entire topic, even within your first reply of the post, you are trying to push your opinion about bulk possession, all because there are don’t like some well designed robot that beat you. Throughout the post there are a number of helpful people explaining why holding multiple mobile goals isnt hoarding (holbrook, jess, 9motorgang all bringing up relevant rules and Q&A. It should be clear what the GDC’s intent on setting up the hoarding rules like this this year. However, you simply continued.
Let’s have a quick look at the header of the Tipping Point Q&A Page:
The Q&A system is used to ask for “interpretations and clarifications.” Nowhere on the Q&A does it say “suggest a rule change because people want it”
Was SG3 removed because people didn’t like it?
Was bulk possession banned because people didn’t like it?
I do not represent the view of the entire forum. However, it should be obvious to see where the forum stands by having a quick glance at the number of likes received on either sides. (23 vs 0)
If you think building a robot that can intake and stow multiple mogos securely and climb is this easy, just join in and use their design lmao. As the GDC says: “At some point, the best robot should win”.
62A ITZ had a non conventional design and became division champions
185A Starstruck had a non conventional design and became division champions
Were any of these robots penalized because they have an unique, original design? No. Why should the mogo hoarder, which is also an unique, effective design, be penalized because some kid don’t like it? Gitgud
- Ryan