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Founded by inventor Dean Kamen (Inventor of the Segway), FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) combines the excitement of sport with the rigors of science and technology.
Under strict rules, limited resources, and time limits, teams of students are challenged to raise funds, design a team "brand," hone teamwork skills, and build and program industrial-size robots to play a different, challenging field game against like-minded competitors.
Students get to:
Watch the video below to see a match from the 2024 World Championship!
For more general information, visit firstinspires.org
This game is meant to be a fun and educational tool to learn about FRC and some of the general tasks and challenges that teams face.
The mechanics of this game do not exactly follow real FRC rules and tournament formats.
Carefully read the information provided below (click on each heading) to understand how the game works.
Good luck!
You are the new team leader of a rookie FRC team.
Your goal is to lead your team to success by managing resources and making strategic decisions.
Read the 'Game Manual' below to get started!
Each 'Build' phase consists of 8 weeks. Your team builds up skill points, materials, and money to prepare for the 'Competition'.
Teams are given $6,000, and 400 materials to start their Rookie season, and they do NOT have to pay the registration fee unless they qualify for the World Championship.
After the Rookie season, teams will still get the $6,000 grant, but only 100 additional materials to start any additional season.
As you accomplish 'Build' phase tasks, your team's skill levels advance. This is not a visual metric, but a background mechanic that plays into the 'Competition' phase.
The 'Competition' phase assumes a Regional Model for simplicity sake. Your team will compete in a regional event, and possibly advance to the World Championship.
This phase will auto advance showing a result of each match. The odds of win/loss/tie are based on your team's skill level, as well as any special bonuses you've earned, and a hint of randomness.
Your team will play 10 Qualifier matches (based on the 2024 San Francisco Regional Schedule for 114), and then move on to the Elimination Rounds.
Elimination rounds work with a single elimination winner takes all for simplicity sake. The top 5 teams of the regional event will advance to the World Championship.
At the World Championship, your team will play 10 Qualifier matches, and then move on to the Elimination Rounds. The winner and runner up of the World Championship will earn extra bonuses towards the next season.
After the World Championship, the game will calculate your team's prestige bonus, and then move on to the next season.
Each week, you will be presented with a list of tasks to choose from. Each task will have a description, and a resource cost associated with it.
Tasks will help you build up your team's skill levels, and earn additional resources.
After you've completed all the tasks you can, you may advance to the next week. You can only advance if all 'Critical' tasks are completed. Otherwise the week will start over.
There will be a 'Non-Kitbot' path that will allow you to build a custom robot. This path will be more difficult, but will have a higher reward.
This will feature all new tasks as well as new prestige bonuses as well as 'footgun' tasks that waste resources.
Stay tuned for more information on this path in the future.
There will be a 'Retro Schedule' that will change the build season to 6 weeks only. This will be a more difficult path, but will have a higher reward.
This will feature all new tasks for both the Kitbot and Non-Kitbot paths as well as new prestige bonuses.
Stay tuned for more information after the Non-Kitbot path is released.
The game UI is mobile friendly, but is best played on a desktop or laptop.
There are 4 main tabs to navigate through the game: 'Team Info', 'Build Season', 'Competition Season(Coming Soon)', and 'Statistics(Coming Soon)'.
Team Points are a hidden metric that will help determine your team's success in the 'Competition' phase.
As you complete tasks, your team's skill levels will increase, and so will your general team points.
Team Points are used to determine your team's odds of winning matches, and advancing to the World Championship.
Team Points are also used to determine your team's prestige bonus at the end of the season.
The Prestige Bonus is a bonus that will help your team in all future seasons.
It is calculated based on your team's performance in the 'Competition' phase, and is used as a multiplier for your team's skill levels in the 'Build' phase.
The Prestige Bonus calculation is as follows:
Prestige Bonus = 1 + (Total Prestige / 2150)
Total Prestige is based on your team's points and the Championship bonuses you've earned for all seasons.
Team Members are the core of your team and your most valuable resource.
Team Members have a 'Lifespan' of 4 seasons, and will graduate after their 4th season.
Each week you will see the total number of team members and the amount already assigned to tasks this week.
Below is an example of Week 1, Season 1. You start with 7 team members, and none are assigned to tasks yet.
7 (0)
As you assign team members to tasks, the number of assigned team members will increase, but the total number will stay the same.
7 (3)
Subteam Leaders can be unlocked for $2,000.
Subteam Leader is a permanent upgrade to 1 selected team member. This upgrade lasts only until that student graduates.
A subteam leader can be assigned to a task. This will waive the team member requirements and provide a 33% reduction in resource costs.
Subteam Leaders can be assigned to any task, but only one task per week.
Below is an example of Week 1, Season 1. You bought 1 subteam leader, and none are assigned to tasks yet.
1 (0)
As you assign the subteam leaders to a task, the number of assigned subteam leaders will increase, but the total number will stay the same.
1 (1)
Materials are used to complete tasks. Tasks may use any amount of materials, and the cost will be displayed on the task button.
Materials can be purchased for $500 for 50 units. This is a fixed cost and will not normally increase...
Teams are given 400 materials to start their Rookie season, and an additional 100 materials to start any additional season.
Money is used to purchase materials, and unlock subteam leaders.
Money can be earned by completing tasks. The amount earned will be displayed as part of the rewards for the task.
Teams are given $6,000 to start their Rookie season, and an additional $6,000 to start any additional season.
You can learn more by clicking on any of the i buttons throughout the game.
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| Ranking | Team | Wins | Losses | Ties | Points |
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Each 'Build' phase consists of 8 weeks. Your team builds up skill points, materials, and money to prepare for the 'Competition'.
Teams are given $6,000, and 400 materials to start their Rookie season, and they do NOT have to pay the registration fee unless they qualify for the World Championship.
After the Rookie season, teams will still get the $6,000 grant, but only 100 additional materials to start any additional season.
As you accomplish 'Build' phase tasks, your team's skill levels advance. This is not a visual metric, but a background mechanic that plays into the 'Competition' phase.
The 'Competition' phase assumes a Regional Model for simplicity sake. Your team will compete in a regional event, and possibly advance to the World Championship.
This phase will auto advance showing a result of each match. The odds of win/loss/tie are based on your team's skill level, as well as any special bonuses you've earned, and a hint of randomness.
Your team will play 10 Qualifier matches (based on the 2024 San Francisco Regional Schedule for 114), and then move on to the Elimination Rounds.
Elimination rounds work with a single elimination winner takes all for simplicity sake. The top 5 teams of the regional event will advance to the World Championship.
At the World Championship, your team will play 10 Qualifier matches, and then move on to the Elimination Rounds. The winner and runner up of the World Championship will earn extra bonuses towards the next season.
After the World Championship, the game will calculate your team's prestige bonus, and then move on to the next season.
Each week, you will be presented with a list of tasks to choose from. Each task will have a description, and a resource cost associated with it.
Tasks will help you build up your team's skill levels, and earn additional resources.
After you've completed all the tasks you can, you may advance to the next week. You can only advance if all 'Critical' tasks are completed. Otherwise the week will start over.
There will be a 'Non-Kitbot' path that will allow you to build a custom robot. This path will be more difficult, but will have a higher reward.
This will feature all new tasks as well as new prestige bonuses as well as 'footgun' tasks that waste resources.
Stay tuned for more information on this path in the future.
There will be a 'Retro Schedule' that will change the build season to 6 weeks only. This will be a more difficult path, but will have a higher reward.
This will feature all new tasks for both the Kitbot and Non-Kitbot paths as well as new prestige bonuses.
Stay tuned for more information after the Non-Kitbot path is released.
Team Points are a hidden metric that will help determine your team's success in the 'Competition' phase.
As you complete tasks, your team's skill levels will increase, and so will your general team points.
Team Points are used to determine your team's odds of winning matches, and advancing to the World Championship.
Team Points are also used to determine your team's prestige bonus at the end of the season.
The Prestige Bonus is a bonus that will help your team in all future seasons.
It is calculated based on your team's performance in the 'Competition' phase, and is used as a multiplier for your team's skill levels in the 'Build' phase.
The Prestige Bonus calculation is as follows:
Prestige Bonus = 1 + (Total Prestige / 2150)
Total Prestige is based on your team's points and the Championship bonuses you've earned for all seasons.
Team Members are the core of your team and your most valuable resource.
Team Members have a 'Lifespan' of 4 seasons, and will graduate after their 4th season.
Each week you will see the total number of team members and the amount already assigned to tasks this week.
Below is an example of Week 1, Season 1. You start with 7 team members, and none are assigned to tasks yet.
7 (0)
As you assign team members to tasks, the number of assigned team members will increase, but the total number will stay the same.
7 (3)
Subteam Leaders can be unlocked for $2,000.
Subteam Leader is a permanent upgrade to 1 selected team member. This upgrade lasts only until that student graduates.
A subteam leader can be assigned to a task. This will waive the team member requirements and provide a 33% reduction in resource costs.
Subteam Leaders can be assigned to any task, but only one task per week.
Below is an example of Week 1, Season 1. You bought 1 subteam leader, and none are assigned to tasks yet.
1 (0)
As you assign the subteam leaders to a task, the number of assigned subteam leaders will increase, but the total number will stay the same.
1 (1)
Materials are used to complete tasks. Tasks may use any amount of materials, and the cost will be displayed on the task button.
Materials can be purchased for $500 for 50 units. This is a fixed cost and will not normally increase...
Teams are given 400 materials to start their Rookie season, and an additional 100 materials to start any additional season.
Money is used to purchase materials, and unlock subteam leaders.
Money can be earned by completing tasks. The amount earned will be displayed as part of the rewards for the task.
Teams are given $6,000 to start their Rookie season, and an additional $6,000 to start any additional season.
Team Banners are a visual representation of your team's success in the 'Competition' phase.
Banners are earned by placing 1st in the Regional or World Championship events.
Each banner will be displayed on your team's profile, and will be a permanent reminder of your team's success.
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Note: Banners were implemented in version 1.0.2. Any championship wins you earned before this version will not be displayed.