I was the train today coming home from skipping school to drink when i overheared a convo that some of the younger members of my school were having.
One of them had a BB gun and was waving it around the train showing off and the rest were captivated. This annoyed me because i had my cocker taken from me for three weeks at school cos my form teacher thought it was a deadly weapon.........AND IT NEVER EVEN CAME OUT OF THE BAG!!!!!!!! (was lending it to a friend)
but anyway he was going on about his BB gun was not legal cos it shot too fast etc. etc. so i asked him how fast exactly it shot but one of the people in the group said, "hey chris, just cos you play paintball".
At this point the whole group (7 ish boys of 13-14) turned and were very intrested, one said, and i quote
"do you like that crossfire program on tv, its so cool, its well better than that mission paintball on on bravo".
(See, i got to the point) i sat there for a while and looked at him in some disbelief, before giving my opinion of crossfire and how MP was so much closer to tournament paintball etc. Yet they didnt seem to be intrested and decided i didnt like crossfire because "i wasnt good enough to get on it" at which point i had a rant about exactly how good i was and so it went on.
But my point is this, from this experience itmakes me ask if the public would like tournament paintball. granted that MP is not tournament paintball but it is close. Real teams with their own gear and playing in open spaces wiht clear bunkers. Is crossfire the only paintball on TV which people will want to watch?????????????????????????????
One of them had a BB gun and was waving it around the train showing off and the rest were captivated. This annoyed me because i had my cocker taken from me for three weeks at school cos my form teacher thought it was a deadly weapon.........AND IT NEVER EVEN CAME OUT OF THE BAG!!!!!!!! (was lending it to a friend)
but anyway he was going on about his BB gun was not legal cos it shot too fast etc. etc. so i asked him how fast exactly it shot but one of the people in the group said, "hey chris, just cos you play paintball".
At this point the whole group (7 ish boys of 13-14) turned and were very intrested, one said, and i quote
"do you like that crossfire program on tv, its so cool, its well better than that mission paintball on on bravo".
(See, i got to the point) i sat there for a while and looked at him in some disbelief, before giving my opinion of crossfire and how MP was so much closer to tournament paintball etc. Yet they didnt seem to be intrested and decided i didnt like crossfire because "i wasnt good enough to get on it" at which point i had a rant about exactly how good i was and so it went on.
But my point is this, from this experience itmakes me ask if the public would like tournament paintball. granted that MP is not tournament paintball but it is close. Real teams with their own gear and playing in open spaces wiht clear bunkers. Is crossfire the only paintball on TV which people will want to watch?????????????????????????????