I'm pretty sure Trov just made a mistake. ^^
Don't know why, but it's weird thinking about January 2015 at the beginning of December 2014Standard realism, nah don't do it tbh
don't enter irl bots into standard dsl stuff, please.Why ? Because everyone complains of a bot being too DSL-S when entered into IRL contests, and yet no one gives a sh** if someone enters an IRL bot in a DSL-S contest.Also I will probably enter.
Let's rephrase that argument then.If people can enter IRL bots into DSL-S voting contests, then there's no reason you and I can't enter DSL-S bots into IRL voting contests as well. And i'm pretty sure people will be unhappy if this happens.I am totally OK with contests that allow both IRL bots and Standard bots (considering it is voting instead of battling), but then it shouldn't be marked as a DSL standard contest, but as a "any building style allowed" contest.
im just waiting for meganerdbomb to come along and kick things into gear.
That is a BS argument because IRL has stricter guidelines than standard. An IRL bot still obeys all dsl standard regulations for overlapping parts, etc, but with the addition of guidelines about weapons and such to make the bot more like what you could conceivably see in real life. Thus, an irl bot is still dsl-s because it follows the no stacking and no physics breaking guidelines, but a dsl-s bot is not irl if it does not follow the irl guidelines regarding efficiency.
Let's rephrase that argument then.If people can enter IRL bots into DSL-S voting contests, then there's no reason you and I can't enter DSL-S bots into IRL voting contests as well.
I don't think there has ever been a strictly IRL BoTM anyway.