Yah, totally, great rage, nice to see Robbo getting all fired up again.An impressive dispay of online rage if ever I saw one.
Yah, totally, great rage, nice to see Robbo getting all fired up again.
Honestly, I think Hermitt got caught in the crossfire here, and is only guilty of harboring general conspiracy theories, and being in the same thread as the Danish siblings, rather than because he is casting any real doubts or aspersions over Petes integrity, but fxck it, drama is drama and I love it any which way it comes. Especially with Pete, as it reminds me of the first day I met him (I think I still have a mark somewhere..)
Basically, if people don't know how he'll react when you push certain buttons by now, they will never know.
I also love the word 'genesis', and would like to say how nice it is to see it being used in conversation...
rancid;906479As for the subject.... leagues are shte In the glory days said:Matt
Beutifully put, I tried to say it but couldnt have said it better.
Paintball simply cannot fund the leagues. The huge expenditure in money as well as effort must be rewarded.
The players want excitement, they want the Show. Paintball is in its infancy still, early infancy at that, and I said that when they went to the new system that they are running again before they have learned to walk.
I have said before that you can buy a football and play all year. Buy a box of paint and play all day. Next time you play it costs again, we consume and it costs, alot. My point is that a bad weekend playing football is not teh end of the world, it certainly costs next to nothing. Bad paintball drives the consumer (the lifeblood of the industry) away.
Sites deliver what their customers want. Thats how they maintain their customer base.
Tournaments are still essentially selling a product to individuals who form themselves into teams. Give them what they truly desire or fade away.