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I have to be honest. I really don't give a crap what people want to play with anymore. The only thing that matters is that nobody gets hurt. I don't want to have to see this crap everytime. I took this on Sunday...

[quote="neouser"]I have to be honest. I really don't give a crap what people want to play with anymore. The only thing that matters is that nobody gets hurt. I don't want to have to see this crap everytime. I took this on Sunday...

Amen to that!

Ok this is how I see it .... FPS does not matter . I have guns that shoot 500 fps and I have guns that shoot 270 fps . What does matter is the person holding the gun . Most of us who have played for some time know when and where to pull the trigger . I would have no problems playing with snoop outdoors with his sniper rifle nor would I have any problems playing with Neo in a CQB area . I have been shot at point blank distance with 400 fps guns ( Ya hurt and swelled like a mother ) , But once again I did not know everyone I was playing with . One thing that everyone needs to understand is that if you want to play with a group people you need to know how to handle your gun . If things keep up the way they are going all games will end up being private , Which is not really fair for all the new people comming into this sport , But if you cannot handle your gun or your trigger finger you may be out of luck . Anyways just my 2 cents . And yes there are private games all the time simply becuse of problems that have been brought up in this post . I would like to know everyone that I play with under certain playing conditions so this kind of action does not happen .

I think rather than creating a splinter of certain priveleged individuals who get to go to private games, in turn, as you said, screwing over all of the newer people who actually are respectful and know what they're doing, there needs to be more formality about what is expected of participants.

I believe the way to run it is to have most of the vets out there, and allow a few noobs. If every noob are allowed to play at larger games, it'll be more likely that the games will be chaotic. Larger group of people needs more organization.

[quote="maintman99"]Ok this is how I see it .... FPS does not matter . I have guns that shoot 500 fps and I have guns that shoot 270 fps . What does matter is the person holding the gun . Most of us who have played for some time know when and where to pull the trigger . I would have no problems playing with snoop outdoors with his sniper rifle nor would I have any problems playing with Neo in a CQB area . I have been shot at point blank distance with 400 fps guns ( Ya hurt and swelled like a mother ) , But once again I did not know everyone I was playing with . One thing that everyone needs to understand is that if you want to play with a group people you need to know how to handle your gun . If things keep up the way they are going all games will end up being private , Which is not really fair for all the new people comming into this sport , But if you cannot handle your gun or your trigger finger you may be out of luck . Anyways just my 2 cents . And yes there are private games all the time simply becuse of problems that have been brought up in this post . I would like to know everyone that I play with under certain playing conditions so this kind of action does not happen .[/quote]

[quote="arizonabay"]I think rather than creating a splinter of certain priveleged individuals who get to go to private games, in turn, as you said, screwing over all of the newer people who actually are respectful and know what they're doing, there needs to be more formality about what is expected of participants.

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