Was there any agreement between the teams about ganging up on Ram Force in the final three-way sumo match? What exactly happened out there?
There wasn’t any need for a formal agreement. Most of the teams behaved in a very sportsmanlike and adult manner throughout the competition. Team Force had gone out of it’s way to alienate and annoy every other team at Robotica and had made themselves the prime target. The general plan was to eliminate Ram Force and then get on with a gentlemen’s battle between Run Amok and Juggerbot. It didn’t pan out that way. Robotica: Ram Force tries to hover. At the start of the match, Juggerbot and Ram Force locked together head-to-head and there wasn’t any room for me to get into the fight. I took a shot at the side of Ram Force without effect, and even tried to bump Juggerbot over so that I might get in on a corner of Ram Force and help push. I had gone off to one side of the platform to turn around when I saw both ‘bots zip past me. I joined the tail end of the train, got the front of my wedge under Ram Force from behind and waited. The gates dropped. Juggerbot broke free of Ram Force’s “wedge
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