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| − | | | + | | [[System32]] accidentally used several of the weaker stock parts, becoming theorically an illegal DSL tournament bot. It is probably the only bot in any DSL tournament that wasn't returned for breaking DSL building rules, because it didn't change the overall quality of the bot. |
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| − | '''Facemelikeaman''' was a | + | '''Facemelikeaman''' was a Heavyweight [[FS]] built by [[System32]], and used in RAW. |
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| + | It was seen as the [[Spinner from the West]] entry for RAW : it was really underweight, used stock extenders, and filled with empty space. FMLAM also used normal TWM3R motors, which make the motors seem to spin faster, but have less torque than the drive version, which makes the bot quite slow. | ||
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| + | The reason why it mixed stock with DSL was because System32 did not have the full DSL; he had only downloaded the DSL parts into his [[Stock]] game. It lost both of its fights to [[SnS]]s, although it would have lost two fights to just about anybody. Facemelikeaman was one of the few bots that went 0-2. | ||
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| + | System32 has entered Facemelikeafool (FMLAM's successor) in Wild Robots Live. It is also a face spinner, [[Rapid Bit Bull]]-like, and much better, faster, more powerful and with wedges. It was built with [[Naryar]]'s help. FMLAF did win two fights in WRL, but didn't make it farther than the first round as System32 pulled out because of his cheap win from a GMF glitch. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Robots from RAW 1]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Bots in DSL]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:20, 3 July 2010
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| Builder: | System32 |
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| Weight class: | Heavyweight |
| Weapon: | 8 Razor tips two discs and 2 iron spikes on two stock extenders |
| Weapon power: | 2 TWM3R Motors |
| Drive: | 2 TWM3R Motors |
| Armor: | Steel (stock) |
| Awards: | None |
| Tournament wins: | None |
| Tournament Losses: | Round 1: Loses to Pinball 3-0, Round 2: Loses to Speed KING 3-0 |
| Trivia: | System32 accidentally used several of the weaker stock parts, becoming theorically an illegal DSL tournament bot. It is probably the only bot in any DSL tournament that wasn't returned for breaking DSL building rules, because it didn't change the overall quality of the bot. |
Facemelikeaman was a Heavyweight FS built by System32, and used in RAW.
It was seen as the Spinner from the West entry for RAW : it was really underweight, used stock extenders, and filled with empty space. FMLAM also used normal TWM3R motors, which make the motors seem to spin faster, but have less torque than the drive version, which makes the bot quite slow.
The reason why it mixed stock with DSL was because System32 did not have the full DSL; he had only downloaded the DSL parts into his Stock game. It lost both of its fights to SnSs, although it would have lost two fights to just about anybody. Facemelikeaman was one of the few bots that went 0-2.
System32 has entered Facemelikeafool (FMLAM's successor) in Wild Robots Live. It is also a face spinner, Rapid Bit Bull-like, and much better, faster, more powerful and with wedges. It was built with Naryar's help. FMLAF did win two fights in WRL, but didn't make it farther than the first round as System32 pulled out because of his cheap win from a GMF glitch.