I didn't go to the game. But, I'd like to point out this guy with the horrible English and Grammar skills still wanting to play the blame game. Honestly, you sound about 10 years old when we've already settled on both teams taking responsibility.cycobob wrote:
you got me
a punch in the face,man what sportsmanship
my point is not to intentionally break a med(i can't remember the last time i have done that)
it has happened to me,i don't cry and wine(combat sport).
my point is that in airsoft you will have players not calling hits,players thinking they hit someone and screaming call your hits.do i think a player that violates a med on purpose needs to be warned/ejected.YES
do i think every time a player breaks a med that its grounds to gripe.NO
do i think every report of a med violation is founded.NO
med's are set for safety,like a helmet when you bungee jump.(at 150 feet up what good is a helmet)
my point is i was radioed tons of time with "bob tell your players to watch the meds,bob they say your guys are not calling hits',bob they say your guys are not going to respawn,bob they say players are not getting medic ed "
i have never had that at any other game i have co-ed.(and i had most of the same guys)i did not get one complaint from my guys on med violations.i had a few reports of not hit calling,but thats airsoft.so what does this tell me?
1 my guys don't care if they are shot up close(not likely)
2 my guys are so good,they could walk up on the sc team before you knew they where there.(not a chance,i only know 2 or 3 guys that may be able to pull that off)
3 people had a problem judging distance(i like this one,i saw it myself)
4 the med violations where an excuse to gain ground,as was hit calling.(i don't like this one,i played sunday and the sc guys played with honor and pride.it made up for all the drama)
5 our style of game play differs,sc rules say a med break can make a player surrender.our rules give you a choice to fight.but when in rome
guys i am just saying that what would have been a epic battle on amazing terrain turned into a gripe fest
of rules and accusations.
i had my hands full on Saturday morning,i thought i was in for a fight.
in the first few hours you guys had us on the ropes.as soon as we started pushing and gaining ground the drama started.(that's not cool.some will say that ga cheated to gain ground.but come on,you all know that's not true)
i had a radio in my ear all day
i was kept up to speed by the admins.i know what was going on.
i was following it.most of you guys where on the field.
most of the command staff was fighting
i have used the words "sc command" to keep from singling out a few people.
all of the sc command staff need to read these posts,and ask about some of the choices
that had been made.i was told of votes that where made.how many of you voted?
i know a few who did not get the chance.
in the end i had a great time(a little frustrated,a little tired from daylight savings time)
i have heard statements of how things went down,but i also know how things went down.
as co i and mojo had info that even our xo's did not get.
remember crap roles down hill.the only way to find out where it started ,is to walk to the top of the hill.
later
poop
From previous posts, it seems both teams still had a great time even though there were a few players on each side that had some issues. This does not mean you can continue posting here in disrespect of South Carolina players. Your fellow Georgia players have been responsible and kind enough to apologize if any rules were broken. You, on the other hand, have continually posted with no cause.
Overall, I wouldn't post again. You've been avoiding Mojo's questions, meaning you know your in the wrong, yet you continue to post. Either stop posting, or take responsibility and admit fair play. Your team and our team have admitted faults, its time for you to do the same and stop playing the blame game.
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