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But the money they or field owners make doesn't bother me. I'm happy for them and they provide a great service for the rest of us. The only people I really don't understand is the people who figure out a way to make money off of paintball and then get so busy with that, well they virtually stop playing paintball. I have a hard time dealing with people who love money above all else, but that's just me. www.carolinariot.com Proudly Sponsored by SC Army Surplus www.scarmysurplus.com "When you're in command, command!"-Vice Admiral William F. "Bull" Halsey Jr. (WWII) |
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i think the question itsself leaves to much room for controuversy. but if the question was asked what elements do value most in a producer...
i personaly like the producers that make it a point to know the feild they have chosen to run a scenario on. it seems to be a more sucessfull event when the game is right for the field that is being played. i also value producers that arrange a good balance of attendance, in games where there are too many for the field to handle it causes to much of a potential for incedents. as for a favorite producer i have had the opportunity to play games hosted by a few different producers, and i have to say that all of them brin something unique to the table. it gives us the opportunity to play different structures, which i think is great.
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