Just a guess, but part of the reason could also be this: If you look at the bot, the blade doesn't sit in the center but a bit more in the front. So, with the wedge added on the front, the blade becomes more or less centered again. The way Icewave is currently designed, if you add anything on the side or back, it would lower the blade's range (in terms of jutting out over the main body). Spinners often also have a defensive aspect of warding anything off coming too close to the bot's body itself. So maybe that thought played a role too.
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Just a guess, but part of the reason could also be this: If you look at the bot, the blade doesn't sit in the center but a bit more in the front. So, with the wedge added on the front, the blade becomes more or less centered again. The way Icewave is currently designed, if you add anything on the side or back, it would lower the blade's range (in terms of jutting out over the main body). Spinners often also have a defensive aspect of warding anything off coming too close to the bot's body itself. So maybe that thought played a role too.
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