Campaign Cup Gun Rules

[Just Curious]

Seeing as the other 'fire mode' threads have been deleted due to....er....going slightly of topic I thought I'd pose the following question:

Who thinks the rules on 'fire modes' will be changed again before Campaign Cup and in what way?

 

[Myth]

Personally i think its going to be the same as Paris, if they decide to make the ramp cut in at a higher/lower ROF it wont make any diffrance and it will be the same as Germany/Amsterdam/Paris or unless they completely get rid of ramping at all.

 

[Mario]

we'll find out in about 7 weeks

 

[Chicago]

Rules have been the same all year.

Use a cheater board, nobody will catch you unless you're stupid about it.

 

[Matski]

So full auto is off the cards?

 

[Chicago]

Ramping is better. Your fingers still move, and you don't lose any BPS.

 

[Fat-Frank]

Originally posted by Just Curious
Seeing as the other 'fire mode' threads have been deleted due to....er....going slightly of topic I thought I'd pose the following question:

Who thinks the rules on 'fire modes' will be changed again before Campaign Cup and in what way?

Relax!
You will be informed at the captain`s meeting at CC

And if you have ANYTHING to say, concerning what is brought up at the captains meeting, please don`t say it, but: send an e-mail to the MS

And that brings up the question:
Why do we have captains meeting? We are not allowed to ask questions, and they for sure do not change anything!

It`s all one way communication! They could have saved us for the meeting, and just added the information in the envelope we get when we register

Have a nice summer, and see you at CC

 

[Nick Brockdorff]

You are SO right Frank !!!!



Captains meetings used to be about taking up issues and having a debate - and "GASP" - actually changing things the Captains were unhappy about.

Nowadays it's all about a few guys liking to hear themselves speak and seem important in front of a crowd.... because every question is answered with "send an email"



Nick

 

[Wadidiz]

Originally posted by Nick Brockdorff
Nowadays it's all about a few guys liking to hear themselves speak and seem important in front of a crowd.... because every question is answered with "send an email"

Do you guys have any idea how hard it is to present a bunch of rules you do not in the least believe in and then have to tell people that it's not open for discussion?

BTW I was already planning on skipping the B'ham tournament and I had already informed Ulrich of that in Paris. Just in case anyone tells you any different.

Y'all have fun!

 

[ascutt]

Surfing in on the wave of cynicism

All

As stated in the press release from the Rules Committee the gun rule changes prior to the 7-Man would Cup would be the last changes for the 2005 season. Therefore the gun rules currently in force and used in Paris are being used in Birmingham.

Also, on a personal note I have always seen the Captains meeting as a place where the promoter informs teams of event specific information, not a rules discussion forum.