How about all boards have mandatory infra-red chips and are 'zapped' on entry to each field. Easy to manage?
This Millennium 15BPS rule...
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Spot on Gyro...
Is it only me who is a bit frightened by the sheer magnitude of this ruling? I mean at the first millennium there will be chaos and confusedness as 1000+ players will try to get their gat upgraded just to be able to enter the field..
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I just dig up my old trusty Angel V6 and use that...welcome back to stone age paintball..
Peace
Is it only me who is a bit frightened by the sheer magnitude of this ruling? I mean at the first millennium there will be chaos and confusedness as 1000+ players will try to get their gat upgraded just to be able to enter the field..
or
I just dig up my old trusty Angel V6 and use that...welcome back to stone age paintball..
Peace
I'm not speaking for Millennium here but I don't think a full report has been released yet. I may be wrong but I believe the details are still being pondered by the rules committee.
i did not read the whole thread, only page one, so please excuse if this was said before:
again, very less people are able to really shooz more than 15 bps in reality! if you take an old matrix for example, they had a counter which, if you were shooting a string it told you afterwards what was the "highest bps-rate" you fired in that string. BUT what it shows in reality is that, if it says 18 bps, for example, there was ONE ball that was shot 0.18 seconds after the one before! that means at one moment of that string you were shooting 18 bps, not the whole time. i doubt anyone really shoots that fast the whole time. think about how short a second is, do you really think your fingers are able to do that? the whole bps thing is more a illusion than anything else i guess(without ramping boards etc.)
again, very less people are able to really shooz more than 15 bps in reality! if you take an old matrix for example, they had a counter which, if you were shooting a string it told you afterwards what was the "highest bps-rate" you fired in that string. BUT what it shows in reality is that, if it says 18 bps, for example, there was ONE ball that was shot 0.18 seconds after the one before! that means at one moment of that string you were shooting 18 bps, not the whole time. i doubt anyone really shoots that fast the whole time. think about how short a second is, do you really think your fingers are able to do that? the whole bps thing is more a illusion than anything else i guess(without ramping boards etc.)