It's official, I will be reffing at a local field! Suggestions needed

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  • JRingold
    Big Fat Guy
    • Apr 2002
    • 772

    #16
    Originally posted by Eatem Alive
    that's a good deal

    1. when doing a paint check, don't be afraid to get shot

    2. don't stand around b.s.'ing with other refs

    3. keep the games going, happy players are returning players

    4. don't cuss

    5. speak to every player as if they are the same person. i.e. talking down to noobs.

    6. have fun
    If you follow #5 and talk to every player as if they are noobs, you will definately have to be ready for #1
    I went like this :shooting:
    He went like this :tard: then like this :wow: then like this :cry:
    Now he shoots a Mag too...

    -JR

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    • Lohman446
      Useful posts: 7
      • Jun 2003
      • 9315

      #17
      Originally posted by ColdFuzion
      Cover the jewels, like said above. Also, when checking someone, make them spin all the way around, alotta people hide paint (I know these things from reffing).

      -Cold
      Good point - I have been known at tournaments to offer an arm for a paintcheck... and point to an area where "I felt impact" Course.. it might be the wrong arm, I don't know, I get confused . His point is well taken, look for where you think the hit went - not what is offered to you
      "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr Suess

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      • Kallahan
        Registered User
        • Dec 2004
        • 63

        #18
        1. Drink while on duty
        2. Play strip poker in the back room while the game is going on
        3. beat the living crap out of people you even suspect are cheating, well except people you know, they can cheat all day
        4. make up rules on the fly, kick otherwise safe and good players off the field permanently for not having their shoes tied.
        5. fart in the dead box.

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        • Caffiend
          Caffinated Member
          • Jul 2003
          • 672

          #19
          Originally posted by JRingold
          If you follow #5 and talk to every player as if they are noobs, you will definately have to be ready for #1
          I think he meant, don't talk down to noobs
          VOOOODOOOO!
          http://www.southwestvoodoo.com

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          • m20power
            Registered User
            • Oct 2003
            • 136

            #20
            Today reminded me that it helps to know all the rules and have a copy of them on paper handy.
            I warned a player that inside of 20 feet he had to call surrenders because that is our fields rule. He gets 10 feet away, posts up, and shoots an 11 year old kid 4 times in the back. The kid collapsed crying and the player who shot him just walked off.
            I made sure the kid was ok and got his parents. One of the other refs found the player and we went to the field owner. He showed the older kid the rule sheet he had signed and pointed out the rule about calling surrenders. We had him apologise and made him not play for two hours. A second offence means he will be banned from the field forever.
            When in doubt get the owner and had him decide what to do.
            2k3 Viking Half Mill
            Pandora, Was Eyes
            SCM, Mighty Max

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            • VFX_Fenix
              -=Bishop=-
              • Sep 2004
              • 1052

              #21
              Have Fun, it's a pain in the neck some days, try and goof off a little between sets with your fellow refs, play a good round of paintball "tag" (tossing balls at eachother), but be ready to hit the field again when the set break is over.

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