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raehl
Guest
Well...
Stop thinking like a paintball player and start thinking like an athlete.
You don't know who the winner of ALL the teams is until the end of the season, just like every other sport. Wtih X Ball, you take this silly idea in paintball that you have to have 1st through 4th out of all the teams every weekend and throw it out the window. You play 1-3 matches at a time, and you do it over a period of months, eventually playing all (or at least a good chunk of teams), getting a season record, and maybe qualifying for playoffs, if there is such a thing.
It really makes a lot more sense from an athletic perspective - instead of playing each team for 5-10 minutes 1-5 times a year, you play each team for 40-60 minutes once.
I don't get why people insist on continuing to try and run X Ball in a system designed for 10-man. You run X Ball the same way you'd run any other team sport. Team A vs. Team B. The winner is.. gasp
... the team who wins.
- Chris
Stop thinking like a paintball player and start thinking like an athlete.
You don't know who the winner of ALL the teams is until the end of the season, just like every other sport. Wtih X Ball, you take this silly idea in paintball that you have to have 1st through 4th out of all the teams every weekend and throw it out the window. You play 1-3 matches at a time, and you do it over a period of months, eventually playing all (or at least a good chunk of teams), getting a season record, and maybe qualifying for playoffs, if there is such a thing.
It really makes a lot more sense from an athletic perspective - instead of playing each team for 5-10 minutes 1-5 times a year, you play each team for 40-60 minutes once.
I don't get why people insist on continuing to try and run X Ball in a system designed for 10-man. You run X Ball the same way you'd run any other team sport. Team A vs. Team B. The winner is.. gasp
... the team who wins.- Chris
