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Chain of Impending Doom is the [[SFTW]] of [[Clash Cubes]]2. This bot was made by [[Life robot arena2]]. The shell spinner is powered by a single perm motor which is a big sign of failure, especially in the Super Heavyweight class. With a scattered assortment of random weapons (most of which are really heavy) the community was sure this n00bish creation would lose. After losing [[Life robot arena2]] blamed his loss on poor AIing by [[JoeBlo]].

 

Chain of Impending Doom was a [[SHW]] [[Shell spinner]] entered in [[Clash Cubes]] 2, and widely considered as the [[SFTW]] of the tournament. It might probably the worst SHW shell spinner ever that has ever been revealed to public.

 

This bot was made by [[Life robot arena2]].

 

 

The shell spinner is powered by a single perm motor which is more than unsufficient in the Super Heavyweight class (it's not even enough on a HW). This also caused the outer shell to never be able to reach full speed resulting to the bot moving in ever decreasing circles.

 

With a scattered assortment of random weapons (most of which are really heavy) including a large abundance of Vlad Spikes on one side and even a few random weapons inside the shell, the community was sure this "bot" would lose.  

 

After losing in the Wild Card Bracket of [[Clash Cubes#Clash Cubes 2|Clash Cubes 2]], [[Life robot arena2]] blamed his loss on poor AIing by [[JoeBlo]]. [[JoeBlo]] then organized 3 grudge matches using COID; One against Viper89 and the other with [[TakatsukiYayoi]] which COID lost to both. The final match was revealed to be against none other then Cube From The West. In a hilarious outcome, COID... LOST by immobilization.

 

 

A rebuild of Chain of Impending Doom built by [[090901]] was entered into the Lightweight division of [[RoboGames]]. When it lost its first match against [[Swarf 2.0]], due to COID turning itself over for being too unstable on one side. Then lost its second match against [[Robotussin']] after the later flipped COID over without COID becoming unstable.