Fields: Why no electros?

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    #16
    i heard about that ban on nitrogen but what i have to say is what happens to the automag users. most of them have to use nitro because their gun is horrible with co2. there are many people who like to use nitro over co2 on their gun because it causes less hassles. and then what happens when the people bring shockers impulses and cockers which all work extremely well with co2. that i think was dumb to ban nitro.

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    • einhander619
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      • Mar 2002
      • 814

      #17
      Fortunately, the field I usually play at allows you to shoot what you brought, how you want to shoot it. It's honor among players that generally keeps us from turning on our firing modes. Banning HPA? That is the stupidest thing I have ever heard. Man, leave it to insurance companies to ruin the american way of life...

      And since when is paintslinging not christian?(well, Bright Darkness, my RT, is evil)
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      • RT_Luver
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        • Jan 2002
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        #18
        my field allows it and most of the refs shoot like angels and stuff like that. the ppl with the electro's aren't really good. maybe thats a reason they allow it....
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        • irbodden
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          • Dec 2000
          • 3413

          #19
          Originally posted by einhander619
          And since when is paintslinging not christian?
          Never said it was..

          The field however makes its money catering to Church groups, not to the handful of "tourney" players.

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          • einhander619
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            • Mar 2002
            • 814

            #20
            Ahh, I see. I was just kidding, as usual. Well, most organizations around my town wouldn't think of paintball as a group activity, unfortunately. Did you know that paintball is outlawed by the Boy Scouts of America as a group activity? That's a shame.
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            • kevmaster
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              • Oct 2001
              • 5475

              #21
              i cant see myself ever trying to legislate a rule of no electros. the points brought up about tourny players vs newbies/groups is VERY valid. we dont get many tourny players, but we sure get our load of groups/newbies. it is much more profitable to go after the low-med talent level players than the "top" players.

              however, we usually put groups into their own private game with a private ref on a different field than the "open play" crew. id never think of turning away people from open play, although i do admit too many of them try to get stuff for free and cry when i tell them they have to pay just as much as everyone else

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              • irbodden
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                • Dec 2000
                • 3413

                #22
                Originally posted by einhander619
                Did you know that paintball is outlawed by the Boy Scouts of America as a group activity? That's a shame.

                No it's not, my friend is a boyscout and they go to the local paintball field every October. I usually go with them..

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                • 845
                  Banned
                  • Nov 2001
                  • 1809

                  #23
                  Re: Fields: Why no electros?

                  Its better for newbs to play experienced players they learn faster.
                  Thats how alot of my friends learned how to play. None of them can shoot me though. I am very very sneaky .

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                  • einhander619
                    Swollen Member
                    • Mar 2002
                    • 814

                    #24
                    That's odd, my friend's lil bro wnated to take his troop, but the scoutmaster said they couldn't do that because it was "gun related" or something like that. Whatever, I was scouts for like two weeks and all they did was camp. Not the fun, drunken kind of camping, either!

                    I agree, playing with experienced players helps a TON, but if these kids just want to have fun and screw around, that's different. Sometimes, if the kids are really green, the field owner will loan me a pump gun or something to even the odds a little. Gives the kids a fighting chance, and lets me brush up on my tactics! Everybody wins, good thing my local field is cool.
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                    • irbodden
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                      • Dec 2000
                      • 3413

                      #25
                      Boyscouts go to the range too..

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                      • FooTemps
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                        • Sep 2001
                        • 6702

                        #26
                        Originally posted by einhander619
                        That's odd, my friend's lil bro wnated to take his troop, but the scoutmaster said they couldn't do that because it was "gun related" or something like that. Whatever, I was scouts for like two weeks and all they did was camp. Not the fun, drunken kind of camping, either!

                        I agree, playing with experienced players helps a TON, but if these kids just want to have fun and screw around, that's different. Sometimes, if the kids are really green, the field owner will loan me a pump gun or something to even the odds a little. Gives the kids a fighting chance, and lets me brush up on my tactics! Everybody wins, good thing my local field is cool.
                        Even if they want to screw around, you learn a lot more when screwing around with experienced players.... It's just like when you play sup air/ hyperball 10 on 3. 10 walk ons vs. 3 tourny players. It's hella fun but you learn so much.

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                        • Cow
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                          • Jun 2002
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                          #27
                          Christ when i was a boyscout about 15 years ago, all we did was shoot 22s and shotguns at camp. That's why i joined up, to shoot guns. They should call it p*ssy scouts now and i'm not talking about girl scouts.

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