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Shutter · August 2nd, 2005, 17:29

Well, I'm taking into consideration the following circumstances, and I think you'll agree with my assesment.

I play at an indoors arena here in winnipeg. Its not air conditioned, so its just as hot if not hotter than playing outdoors due to high humidity and no air flow. The CQB action is always heavy and intense; I can be wearing a full mesh mask and and still be pouring sweat. The majority of kills are at approximatly 10 meters or less, and since the arena is open to anyone to come and play, theres always some jackass who's been playing too much counterstrike and feels that headshots are the way to go. Due to it being an "urban" environment with plenty of furniture and obsticals, sticking your face out or over to take a peak often leaves that the only part of your body for the opposition to shoot at.

Playing circumstances aside, my job also requires me to deal with the public face to face every day, and showing up looking like I contracted the pox isn't good for business. Also, having you're own equipment is always a plus, so I'm not restricted to just playing at one indoor field. And since all the rental masks are identical, something like this is kinda unique

August 2nd, 2005, 17:29	#9
Shutter Previously known as Volatile Psychosis Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Winnipeg, MB	Well, I'm taking into consideration the following circumstances, and I think you'll agree with my assesment. I play at an indoors arena here in winnipeg. Its not air conditioned, so its just as hot if not hotter than playing outdoors due to high humidity and no air flow. The CQB action is always heavy and intense; I can be wearing a full mesh mask and and still be pouring sweat. The majority of kills are at approximatly 10 meters or less, and since the arena is open to anyone to come and play, theres always some jackass who's been playing too much counterstrike and feels that headshots are the way to go. Due to it being an "urban" environment with plenty of furniture and obsticals, sticking your face out or over to take a peak often leaves that the only part of your body for the opposition to shoot at. Playing circumstances aside, my job also requires me to deal with the public face to face every day, and showing up looking like I contracted the pox isn't good for business. Also, having you're own equipment is always a plus, so I'm not restricted to just playing at one indoor field. And since all the rental masks are identical, something like this is kinda unique __________________ Life is cheap, film is cheaper.