like what it was just pointless, the petels are to weak to do anything.
multiple weapons just means they aren't powerful enough to do anything.
no it didn't. it was any engineering, anyone can throw to gether some flimsy steel plate and a piston.Not necessarily something along the lines of that design - but the design itself shows some interesting engineering concepts that while nothing earth shattering aren't as easy as they look to actually make work - IMO they have the potential to learn from the experience and make something that might work better in the arena.
its not promising first steps, yes the pettles are so large that its meant to be able to lift them out, but they still have no way of actually moving of the pit.
and no there is literally nothing promising about it, everything is just extremely poor and useless and wouldn't work, even with a total redesign.
no, im reading fine thanks.Slow down - so quick to rubbish stuff you aren't even reading my posts properly.
even this is flawed thinking, they would be stuck over the pit, where they would have two choices, close petals and fall in, or be counted out. They have no way of moving themself off the pit.. The petals would make it much harder to put them into the pit though.
You need some cannon fodder and variety but what the **** was mrs nightshade? wyrm was crap but at least it could move. While TR2 is more of the same as the others at least it's competitive and will give you an entertaining fight.
even this is flawed thinking, they would be stuck over the pit, where they would have two choices, close petals and fall in, or be counted out. They have no way of moving themself off the pit.
That's the thing though, there isn't potential. You haven't given one potential upside of the bot, every design choice is severely flawed.
Can it be improved yes, but it will still be utterly useless.
The petals are a weak point, carbide or any other rotary bot would tear them off.
Unless they trim weight of they require to many powerful actuators so the petals cant provide enough power to do anything.
Unless they make the petals vastly stronger which would also mean adding more weight, then they will just bend under the weight of the bot as we saw this time.
Splitting the weapon into 4 "to give defence" doesn't give any defence and will do no damage.
it needs to be thrown in the bin and start from scratch. or just replace the team with a decent one as they clearly have no clue.
Who's likely from a wildcard perspective? Does anyone know how close filming was of the final vs the heats? IE would it be conceivable that Apollo/Pulsar could be repaired in time (assume not?) and if not does that make Thor the most likely once more?
I actually hope Thor ISN'T given the wildcard, again. Mainly because he had it last year and he's suffered the same fate with reliability.
Ultimately, he had a chance to compete and was knocked out. They shouldn't keep giving him a chance to win it with the wildcard or what they're basically saying is Thor gets 2 lives, everyone else gets 1. That's not fair. He has a fantastic robot but he needs to improve the weapon system which he won't properly do if they keep giving he second chances.
I'd fully support Apollo getting the wildcard as the credible winner of last season, who only went out due to the crap 2hr time limit.