As in Static getting Kingman sponsorship and as Kingman have laid their hat with NPPL then Static couldn't play PSP even if they wanted to?
And the BC AMG's are not as bad as I thought!
And the BC AMG's are not as bad as I thought!
I think you all better read this !
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Actually NO
And yes, the BC version gun shoots quite decently and mods don't seem as yet to be much more than detail differences from markers they sell to public--though that may change once I've yanked the bad boy apart.
Don't want to start any rumors that might irritate actual sponsors. Just a wee joke as I'm currently playing with a BC edition AMG classic for a review soon to appear in new WPG2 (I think)
And yes, the BC version gun shoots quite decently and mods don't seem as yet to be much more than detail differences from markers they sell to public--though that may change once I've yanked the bad boy apart.
Thanks!
It's too early to tell. Although Chuck Hensch and WDP have made the announcements, I know from the 2002 season that nothing it final until I'm actually flying to the host city of the respective event. The idea of night games appeals to me, I personally shoot really well at night
Then there is the pending PSP announcement. I was intrigued by the mention of the possible am/semi-pro X-Ball league, but I don't see where your typical amateur team will come up with anything approaching the franchise fee, if there will be one. I'd be surprised if something like am/semi pro X-Ball happens, but another source of concern with the pro X-Ball situation has to do with the pie. With several companies reportedly forking over anywhere from 100-250 grand for their respective X-Ball teams, will there be enough support left over for the amateur and novice teams to benefit from?
We have 2 teams with a quantity of players based on the 10-man format right now, and as most members of teams know, making everyone happy in this respect is hard at best, add a 7-man format and that should compound the issue even more.
Being from Florida we enjoy weather conditions which allow us to practice year-round, unfortunately we don't know which format to practice for, as the PSP still has to definitively state what format they will utilize. Assuming it's 10-man, what if the established teams of our state are split down the middle on which series to attend? This cuts our scrimmaging pool in half, as half will always want to play 10-man, the other half will always want 7-man. Plus a team like Strange will want to play 5-man, and there goes a prime opportunity to gauge our overall progress.
At the very least it makes for a very interesting off season.
Mark
Like I said, Beak
A very, very, very long non-answer. Mark's a recent graduate of the Jerry Braun school of diplomacy and public discourse.
A very, very, very long non-answer.
Mark's a recent graduate of the Jerry Braun school of diplomacy and public discourse.
Now that's something I hadn't even thought about, good point mate.
It's probably because scrimmaging is widespread in the US but it hardly ever happens and even if it does it's rarely done properly and just ends up in a kickabout.
Hmmm....food for thought!
Sorry Beak
As they know what's best for us!
Now, now! We are a totally free-minded group of players that base our decisions of where and how to play solely on the whims of our sponsors.Originally posted by Baca Loco
Mark can't answer that as a large company who will remain nameless but appears in another current thread hasn't told them yet.
PS--Hey Mark, can I come too first weekend in December? I'll bring my "official" BC AMG Spyder. it rocks!
As they know what's best for us!
Like I said, Beak
While that might be true, the alternative does present many interesting points as well.Originally posted by Baca Loco
A very, very, very long non-answer.
Re: Actually NO
Well, yes, but that's in the job description and you have no idea how contrary to my nature such behavior is--NOT!Originally posted by Beaker
You start enough threads that irritate actual players
