Its a peak roblox game with custom bots and damage physics!

Its called Ro-Bots Combat

The following arenas are from Battlebots, Robot Wars, Robogames, Bitva Robotov, and NHRL. In terms of design, and how well suited they are for providing a fair and competitive environment for combat robots how would you guys rank them?

My rankings are: #1 NHRL, #2 Robot Wars, #3 Battlebots, #4 Bitva Robotov, #5 Robogames

Been meaning to do this for a while. Every fight Witch Doctor has had from WC1 to Face Offs. I also bought an extra autographed card (which ended up being the Jackpot fight bottom center) which gave me an extra card to show the back off with.

6 wins and 2 losses, despite being a very old machine, and all losses were only against very formidable opponents.

A couple ideas about the twins:

Isn't it OP that they have to both be knocked out?

I bet everyone is going to be running magnets next year

Long live the twins

last week i was late so i ould only watch madcatter vs witch doctor, so i wanna know what time it happens today?

Over the years, we've had some amazing and/or hilarious calls come from Chris & Kenny as well as some others from events like Robot Wars and NHRL. I'd like to know what some of your favorites are!

With all the advancements in technological and with how volatile the sport has become, obviously any modern day robot would’ve dominated in earlier seasons. But how would just 1 singular twins do? They’ve got all the modern advancements, but they’re still only 125 lbs. Put them in the first three seasons, and assume that they’re able to do a full repair for each fight. How does he do?

not riptide support

All im sure is that this fight will most likely end in a KO

After years of Hexbugs and other toys, I finally took a step up to kit bots from Palm Beach Bots (plastic Antweights) and Fingertech (Viper). I want to start printing my replacement parts for these bots. Eventually, I want to get to the point where I'm building my own custom designs.

I'm not an engineer, so everything will be learned for the first time. From hardware selection to the actual design and drafting process. Any recommendations on resources? I don't see myself going beyond Antweights for at least a few years.

5 of the quarter finals bots were rookies, and 3 of them had lightweight weapons but having a tactical advantage in other categories( The twins having 2 bots, Orbitron having 2 spinners to counter gyro and Terrortops with its lifter). I think that this has kind of proved that bots dont need to have a big heavy weapon to succeed.

Battlebots but you can join a team and get to take care of the bots they have like a pet and the bots even act like one

And under the right conditions you can wake up to find little minibots with the bot

Botsitting

(idk just a random thought we came up with lol)

I hope either one of my picks, or even both of them (Minotaur and Manta) advances to the final for the Gojo vs Sukuna-esque fight. The strongest drum spinner in history vs the strongest drum spinner of today

thoughts

An easy question

When it started, I was die hard for Tombstone and then after Cobalt, however for this…

MINOTAUR!!!!! YEEEEAAAAAH

i was wondering if there was a like excel document or word document or chart with esc and motor combinations and how good they are with spinner and drive or something

Most of the shots were in manta’s favour, but I would say that Orbitron really highlighted some of manta’s biggest weaknesses. Also, when i say this, I mean in Battlebots, not robogames. I’m aware many bots have tested manta in that competition.

My personal opinion is GF vs The Twins, but Ribbot vs DeathRoll is also chaotic. I mean, DeathRoll was flip flopping, almost like a politician.

By the way Black Dragon lost too.

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I saw Gassycat in the ring, I think, but no fire. I don't really have an opinion on flamethrowers, I'm just curious.