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Tuesday's Scandalous Sunday poll: Pick a Series

Which series gets your cash?

  • Millennium Series

    Votes: 64 25.9%
  • NPPL Europe

    Votes: 56 22.7%
  • PA

    Votes: 25 10.1%
  • any Xball league some good souls might start

    Votes: 69 27.9%
  • I don't really play paintball, I just talk about it in forums

    Votes: 33 13.4%

  • Total voters
    247

Nick Brockdorff

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But....

Well, many of the people who post here are PGI subscribers, and a lot of the coverage of NPPL events has been full of praise, whereas the PSP coverage has been less so.
PSP is not in the vote... so how is that relevant?

My question is what the NPPL could do better than the Millennium Series does?

I'm just curious about what people are thinking.... when preferring NPPL Europe to MS??

Nick
 

Intheno

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Nick, I think what the MS needs is unity under one entity. That is what the NPPL would bring and one of the reasons they have been organisationally more successful.

That and the ability of Brits to work harder for longer, with a greater potential for creating aesthetically pleasing work, and less potential for whining, bitching, crying off, taking 3 hour lunch breaks, or generally doing as little as possible for thier money while harping on and on about how many people they would like to bunker, or how they are worth more money than they are being paid. Seriously.
 

Nick Brockdorff

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Intheno

Nick, I think what the MS needs is unity under one entity. That is what the NPPL would bring and one of the reasons they have been organisationally more successful.
While I agree that the MS needs that for their own sake ;) - I fail to see what differences it would make to the players, in terms of getting better events?

Nick
 

Gyroscope

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Well, I know what is legal and what is not at the Denver NPPL, so far as firing modes. I also have a pretty good notion of how it will be tested. I also have complete confidence that field layouts will be released the week before the event.
 

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Originally posted by gyroscope
Well, I know what is legal and what is not at the Denver NPPL, so far as firing modes. I also have a pretty good notion of how it will be tested. I also have complete confidence that field layouts will be released the week before the event.
So you know about the testing procedure, and you're confident about the fields..

No luck on confidence about the testing procedure? ;)
 

Gyroscope

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Pretty much- willful cheats with programming skills or access to a programmer will get away with it. Still, the NPPL is not coy about what it views as a legal gun. I think it is more a nature of the problem- type problem than a failure of political will or whatever.

I was answering Nick's query about what differences might be for players, given an NPPL or NPPL-style leadership for their tournament series.