See the diagonal cross-field element and the robots in the link with a ramp to load the hopper. Does not explain the hexagonal elements. On the color coding in the video - is red V5, blue IQ and yellow could be either? Hmm
So Push Back has a herobot with a ramp and a hopper of sorts. The yellow elements could be either, so the hexagonal things could be for IQ.
The ones who decoded this ( Vincent | 10478S and Nikhil 3050X) assumed that the 25 is 25, the 2 has some missing binary elements (it’s either a 2 or 6 according to them - and 65 easter eggs would be a crazy amount).
The 4 ring codes are also in the slideshow (thanks to Aryan 74656A for those)
There are probably some pushing aspects in the game, such as pushing the game objects, or more defensive bots that push opposing bots. There are also theories about it being a game more related to basketball, where we shoot the game objects inside octagonal hoops.
The plus sign in the center is the endgame in the center (I’m able to tell it’s in the center because of the diagonal autonomous line). I think the endgame in question will be pushing bots out of the plus zone, as it will only be big enough for 3 robots. I believe this is also where the name “push back” comes from.
The thing that looks like a pot is what i believe the main scoring zones, where you shoot into them. I’m unsure on what the scoring object could be.
I think the circles are showing the sizes of the shooting goals, where the alliance goals can only be the smallest size, but the neutral goals can both be the smallest and largest size.
I’m pretty sure the other clues you sent in are for the iq game but I could be wrong.
I know it probably wont happen but I hope we get VEX V5 overpowered. No build restrictions exept 36x36x36 & your robot has to be able to last the entire match.
Judging from the first and fourth images, IQ Ringmaster remake?
Red image definitely looks like a basket, probably going to be shooting in it
Last image is probably a corner, circle in it might be the “basket” in the red image
Yeah, ringmaster was most definitely a Mix and Match style game. Still the second most fun IQ game I ever played, too, it truly has stood the test of time.
The 3 circles that are red, blue, and yellow symbolize the 3 colored balls which will be the scoring objects for the V5 game.
The yellow plus has a diagonal line over it. I believe that the plus is actually the base to a wall that allows the wall to spin (perhaps the base and wall are weighted) and robots have to push the wall or pole to their side, or something like that which will be the end game. Thus, it get’s the name “Push Back”.
The base to the wall may be small enough that you only need 1 base plate. Perhaps the goals would also be small enough to only need 1 and then that would leave us with one more. But, I really have no clue about how many goals we will have and which ones are neutral nor how many base plates goals would need.