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**cb_neosythe** · July 29th, 02:06 PM

yea scenarios can be fun, don't get the idea that it's like a woods ball game where everybody is hiding for a couple hr.s in the woods and it's barely any fighting, it's really acutally kinda like speedball in alot of ways you use the same skills in alot of ways you just kinda change up tactics a little, they still use bunkers, and just add woods, some forts and missions and that's a scenario, it's not a tourney but it can be alot of fun and everyone should try it, even die hard tourney players.

**freakpizzaboy** · July 30th, 09:10 PM

wat was velocity rate thier???

**Kahunauno** · July 30th, 10:38 PM

man, now i gotta go find a big scenario near nebraska. sounds like a blast. anyone know of a big yearly game near nebraska?

**cb_neosythe** · July 30th, 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by freakpizzaboy

wat was velocity rate thier???

where what are you talking about? most scenarios since outside will let you shot anywhere from 200-300 250-280 suggested range.

BushmasterMAN · July 31st, 02:13 AM

well last sunday i was playing like somewhat scenario style cause there was a city of wood bunkers that resembled buildings and what sucked was that since your whole team starts in one spot most of us got stuck in one bunker cause right off the break we started getting pounded but once people were able to move to the flanks we started to hav major pwnage...thats what happens when you play on way too small of a field for the amount of players,that d-day thing sounds real fun...how much is it to get into that thing.

**AGD_kid** · July 31st, 11:23 AM

velocity-

normal day- 280-300
night or indoor- 240-250(260 on a rare occasion)

when a refs not looking- a fast as it will go

^^ignore that last one, cause i'm a ref^^

**olddfatbulldog** · August 4th, 12:04 PM

These guys taht just run in retreat piss me off. That's all I can say.

**AGD_kid** · August 4th, 03:49 PM

but the kids that are affraid of getting hit are good for 2 things
1- a distraction
2- the more important one, see if you all can guess it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

**cb_neosythe** · August 4th, 04:24 PM

cannon fodder?

**AGD_kid** · August 5th, 12:24 AM

mope, any more ideas?

**Claymore** · August 5th, 02:11 AM

LEts see...

- Eating
- Raping
- Yelling at
- Target practise

Thats all I can think (=>

**cb_neosythe** · August 5th, 02:52 AM

hehe, half the newbs i've seen i wouldn't want to rape unless i was Michael Jackson

**olddfatbulldog** · August 5th, 12:07 PM

I know this is a little off topic but what does MJ have in common with Gamecube.

They're both turned on by little boys.

**olddfatbulldog** · August 5th, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by AGD_kid

but the kids that are affraid of getting hit are good for 2 things
1- a distraction
2- the more important one, see if you all can guess it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

uhhh, waste the other teams time and ammo taking them out. Kind of like what Khe Sqahn did in Vietnam.

**AGD_kid** · August 5th, 02:21 PM

the answer- MISSIONS!! the MOST improtant part of a game. if its a mission where you have to hold a hyperball field for 20 mins, just get some little kid to hid in a pipe, so even if you guys are over run, the kid is still safe and can wait out the rest of the mission, just make sure the ref knows what you are doing. because he could walk away with the mission card. basicaly, just get the wusses to hide for the better cause!

**freakpizzaboy** · August 5th, 02:29 PM

human shields!!!!!!!!!

**paperplate** · August 6th, 12:18 AM

Lord Headley ever go to triage (sp)?

**fully-auto** · August 6th, 03:43 PM

I can understand a smart retreat ( running away yet still ready to fight) But the noobs that are afraid make me sick.

**AGD_kid** · August 6th, 04:40 PM

ok guys i don't think there is one guy out there that likes watching his team retreat on him, so there is not need for every1 here to keep saying it over and over. just talk about games and stuff. but keep that hate for the wusses bottled up inside.

**Dragonfly** · August 6th, 09:08 PM

I started out in this sport when all we wore for safety were a pair of shop goggles and everything was pump. It required skill and timing because you couldn't throw that much paint, let alone carry that much. I see it all the time (especially at the big games, dday, monster, etc.) 14 year olds and younger carrying really expensive guns. They won't move up, won't even get into effective firing distance and the first sign of a push, they're running the other direction. The group I play with are outstanding, we stick together, cover each other and generally don't retreat. We've been pounded so many times while 200 kids sit in the background and watch. It's no wonder that the pumps are making a come-back. It's all the hard core guys getting tired of their butts behind hung out to dry. What I don't get the most is, these kids will be carrying high end markers, packs, and wearing cleats for running. But they're wearing jeans and tshirts? I don't mind taking a hit or two on bare or hardly covered areas (all part of the game right?), but these kids are just plain stupid. With the rof being so high on alot of these markers, I don't suppose I'd charge into a group with 15+ bps coming in from everywhere either.
The worst experience I ever had was watching a dad and his three sons playing at a local field. All three were carrying e-cockers, sons looked around 10-15. The first game, the three boys were behind me about 25 feet in a bunker. I got shot in the back of the head, and when I turned around, all three were peeking out to see what I was gonna do. I should have shot them as I left the field....