Ring around the tourneys
pockets with no moooooney
bankrupt bankrupt, we all fall down
I've noticed lately that paintball has been turning a few heads AWAY, rather than bringing new life into the mix.
I'm talking about the people who have been playing a while and have begun to stop playing as much due to no time to play, or lack of money. Its this way for around where i live, at least, and a few other parts of the country where my friends have reported this. There are new people coming into the sport, yes, but for how long will they be able to dish out money? ive been playing for 4 years, each year getting tighter and tighter with how many balls per day i shot because i couldnt affort to play much anymore
. It also resulted in me downgrading to a mech gun which i thought i'd never do but low and behold i did. Now, i never go anymore and am going to quit the sport i love because theres no time or money to do it, but as for the rest of you, i've noticed the general idea of the sport is "well, is it really worth the 80 some bucks i spend every time i go?!"
another thing is how fast the sport has been growing. I think its been way too fast, and its going to collapse. this is just something i think will happen because all of these new high end "will shoot faster than ________" guns that are setting a higher rate of fire standard for fields. i think eventually the technology is going to get so out of hand that people will just stop playing because they cant afford a gun that can do that, and get owned every game of the day at hte field. Im not just saying this on account that i always get shot out in games by dudes with 402p3402934 dollar guns, im saying it because a good amount of people at the field get shot out all the time, most of them noobers, or family man types that cant afford anything better than an e-spyder or tippman. I think eventually everyone will either put the gun up on the shelf or sell. i personally hope we all revert back to pump traccers or maverics (WITH ACE!!!!!!!!!!!)
pockets with no moooooney
bankrupt bankrupt, we all fall down
I've noticed lately that paintball has been turning a few heads AWAY, rather than bringing new life into the mix.
I'm talking about the people who have been playing a while and have begun to stop playing as much due to no time to play, or lack of money. Its this way for around where i live, at least, and a few other parts of the country where my friends have reported this. There are new people coming into the sport, yes, but for how long will they be able to dish out money? ive been playing for 4 years, each year getting tighter and tighter with how many balls per day i shot because i couldnt affort to play much anymore
. It also resulted in me downgrading to a mech gun which i thought i'd never do but low and behold i did. Now, i never go anymore and am going to quit the sport i love because theres no time or money to do it, but as for the rest of you, i've noticed the general idea of the sport is "well, is it really worth the 80 some bucks i spend every time i go?!" another thing is how fast the sport has been growing. I think its been way too fast, and its going to collapse. this is just something i think will happen because all of these new high end "will shoot faster than ________" guns that are setting a higher rate of fire standard for fields. i think eventually the technology is going to get so out of hand that people will just stop playing because they cant afford a gun that can do that, and get owned every game of the day at hte field. Im not just saying this on account that i always get shot out in games by dudes with 402p3402934 dollar guns, im saying it because a good amount of people at the field get shot out all the time, most of them noobers, or family man types that cant afford anything better than an e-spyder or tippman. I think eventually everyone will either put the gun up on the shelf or sell. i personally hope we all revert back to pump traccers or maverics (WITH ACE!!!!!!!!!!!)
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