Originally posted by Alpha
I think what Big Evil is all about is the lack of "skill" based play. Playing stock class takes patience and practice.
Speed ball was designed more around the concept of money=firepower="skill". Unfortunately most people don't realize the roots of paintball (stock class) and are really missing out on a whole aspect of the game.
However sacrificing thousands upon thousands of innocent paintballs is a "skill" in a way I guess....But something about practice in the off-season involving the continual drumming of your right index and middle finger on the table top just seems wrong.....
I like the occasional speed ball game, however my advice to anyone who reads this is play both. I find stock class to get boring after awhile and speedball continuously to be even more boring.
Our circut is great even if it isn't as glamourous as todays speed ball tourneys:
we have a couple speedball tourneys (hopper ball to eliminate "the money game") 1 pure stock class, 1 pump CTF and 1 pump speedball type game. Also 1 bush game involving 4 teams on the field (my personal fav).
I guarantee most (at least alot) of people who are all about firepower and playing speedball would learn to enjoy playing pump if not stock. It seems lame at first but all experienced players know how much pump improves your game (semiauto, fullyauto, or pump).
And hey it cheap! :P



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