Ya know, the more I think about this Ton Ton thingy the more it makes a mockery of everything, not least of which is the stance I am trying to take with Nexus's non use of illegally ramping markers (either velocity or frequency ramped ).
The only way out for people like Frank above (as I see it) is for him to leave the game if that degree of cynicism is so ingrained in his head and he just cannot see the real truth of the matter.
But for him to leave the game, he would then have to realize that there are teams out there who do not use velocity ramped markers and if he genuinely thinks (which he does) Nexus is using them after all that I have said, then there is little hope for him.
In fact the game which he uses as an example of Nexus using velocity ramped markers (Paris XBall) we were using Cocker based E-Blades and velocity ramping isn’t possible on these guns but his hold on the belief that we use them, is unshakable.
Frank does need to leave the game I think, along with any other player on that team who holds similar beliefs because if commonsense and reality can bring no pressure to bear on such a mistaken idea than the rest of us pros cannot be confident in any way they are playing the game fairly.
Laurent’s assurances come as a welcome relief to this situation and also perhaps for those on that team who are not as convinced as Frank.
It also makes me rethink what I am doing with my team Nexus because at the very least, certainly in the NPPL, I am sending my guys out there on the field at a huge disadvantage and I see this most break-outs when my guys end up with one, sometimes two heading toward the dead box after a few strides and our opponents generally surviving whatever we throw at them.
Mind you, it could be that Nexus suck at long range shooting; you makes your own decisions on that one.
There is now absolutely no practical justification for me holding onto any moral high ground in the way I run Nexus and I should now let them use cheat markers, after all, the vast majority of the Pro NPPL teams are using them, the league knows, the industry helps, the players accept, and so how the hell do I keep telling my players ‘No’ in the face of that degree of compliance.
I ain’t for one second saying I am any better than anybody else here, in fact, most people probably think I am a dick in doing this and for the most part they are probably right because I am hamstringing my guys every time we play in the NPPL but for the life of me, I can’t seem to capitulate even though there is not one person out there who could criticize me for me doing so.
We need a sea change in thinking from the players, the industry and the leagues and we also need world peace ...