I heave heard many people lately talkin about fields that don't allow electronic guns. This makes almost no sense to me. The only reason I can see a field not allowing them is that they might scare off all the newbies and renters. The plus side of allowing electros, though, is the massive amounts of paint most people out through them. Who does the field make more off of, someone who shoots at the most 300 rounds all day, or someone who goes through at least 400 rounds a game? Isn't that where most fields make their money?
Before you grill me, I need to say that I am not downplaying the importance of new players to our sport. Today's newbie will be tomorrow's paintslinging tourney player, and I think that fields should cater to all levels in between those. It wouldn't be hard, have "n00b's only" games and then have "advanced only" games, or seperate fields, for that matter. Fields who limit themselves are missing out on a huge chunk of the market, one that will only get bigger.
(In the meantime, thank god for my RT, the electro that isn't!)
Before you grill me, I need to say that I am not downplaying the importance of new players to our sport. Today's newbie will be tomorrow's paintslinging tourney player, and I think that fields should cater to all levels in between those. It wouldn't be hard, have "n00b's only" games and then have "advanced only" games, or seperate fields, for that matter. Fields who limit themselves are missing out on a huge chunk of the market, one that will only get bigger.
(In the meantime, thank god for my RT, the electro that isn't!)





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