What would you do if a team mate is shot?

[Codiak]

surprised we aint from the "cheating is part of the game" contingent yet!

 

[obladeo]

surprised we aint from the "cheating is part of the game" contingent yet!

bth some people don't know that they have been shot.

They start cheating when they have been told there out and don't go out.

 

[AsylumDave]

2

Bring on the hate

 

[Potter Loki]

At the end of the day its up to the person who has been shot to pull themselves out (with assistance from a reff if present) obviously this depends where they have been hit , i.e caught on the pack is going to be hard to feel etc etc, personally im not really concentrating on looking at my own team mates in a game to see if they have been shot, as long as i know where they are and what they are doing im concentrating on my own job, they can worry about themselves...

 

[Smally85]

If i can see my team mate has a shot on him, i will tell him to get off the field.
Also chances are if i can see it and let him know, then im the closest person to him so im likely to be pulled in a 1-4-1 if a ref see's it!..

Didn't know the ref could 1-4-1 you in the dead box... I'll remember that!

 

[Bolter]

Ignore it. If they want to dice with the refs, thats up to him/her. If it costs us a game, they get benched.

 

[Nickeroo]

If i saw one of my boys playing on with a hit... I'd shoot him a lot of times in the face just to remind him where he should be walking

 

[Luke W]

5. Shout for a medic

 

[stongle]

5. Shout for a medic

Only if he's bleeding out, otherwise get him to suck it up.

As for cheating, nobody really started playing panitball as a sport, it's really just a gayer version of war (for softies). Just like war, anything less than a headshot or centre mass kill should obviously be regarded as a fleshwound. Play on accordingly.

 

[Missy-Q]

My team-mates don't get shot, ever.

If they did get shot, I would tell them to leave the field, and the team, for good. I won't tolerate failure.