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  • Jaan
    It's Pronounced *John*

    • Apr 2005
    • 1310

    #16
    I always loved playing hopperball, it made me pick my shots better and I didn't have anything extra to carry around. These days I play almost exclusively stock class, partially for that reason.

    How about a point system along with limited paint? Build the teams based on total points, like so:

    1 point; Pure stock class pump. 10 round tubes, 12 grams etc.

    2 points; 12 gram 10 round semi pistols or open class pump

    3 points; Pure mech with nothing more than revvy hopper

    5 points; Any electro.

    Imagine 5 stock class players against every electro player. That'll even the playing field just a wee bit.

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    • halB
      Registered User
      • Sep 2002
      • 953

      #17
      Better bring the wooden spoon!

      //realized the other day that people stopped packing them in gear bags.

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      • punkncat
        One foot less
        • Feb 2003
        • 5841

        #18
        Originally posted by halB
        Better bring the wooden spoon!

        //realized the other day that people stopped packing them in gear bags.

        Lol, yeah nothing like a ball wedged in between your bolt and the breech. A dowel works well too.....

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        • MAGslinger
          Get the SAWWW!
          • Mar 2008
          • 192

          #19
          Paintball has always been an arms race, even in it's genesis. When somebody was sick of having to reload one 12 gram at a time, they invented the six-pack. When people got sick of reloading ten balls a time, they came out with the stick feed (which game way to the hopper). When people got tired of the turn-bolt cocking system, they found out how to bolt a pump on. When people wanted rapid-fire, they shaved the sear down and invented the Auto-Trigger. I'll admit, with the fast Electro's, it's easy to see why people get turned off to the sport. As for the event your planning, I'd just have everyone play with gravity-feed hoppers, or just allow Mech's only.

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          • insixdays777
            Long Live AGD
            • Mar 2004
            • 857

            #20
            sweet deal...I would love to come out...ever think about date limit? nothing used made after 1996? 1999? 2001?

            I will be rocking my classic mag...or my prolite! Post up with solid dates! I miss the old days...

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