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Re: Full Auto on Fields

In Reply to: Re: Full Auto on Fields posted by Chris Harding on August 06, 2003 at 16:09:33:

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Posted by:
skunkboy
on August 06, 2003 at 19:06:33

Insurance is usually the issue, but I prefer to play on full auto at some games. I set it at 9bps and watch the fun, I have yet to chop a ball or overshoot anyone,and my hit count was greatly increased by going full auto, not due to OVERSHOOTING, but to the fact that most players freak when they hear THAT sound... :)

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: Insurance is usually the issue, but I prefer to play on full auto at some games. I set it at 9bps and watch the fun, I have yet to chop a ball or overshoot anyone,and my hit count was greatly increased by going full auto, not due to OVERSHOOTING, but to the fact that most players freak when they hear THAT sound... :)

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