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As someone who also played competitively, I can agree it was the money that drove everyone from the game. Unlike all my other hobbies growing up that I grew out
by shampine 12y ago
As someone who also played competitively, I can agree it was the money that drove everyone from the game. Unlike all my other hobbies growing up that I grew out of, this became a financial choice without question. Ordering a palette of paint because our local practice field would let us bring 1-1 was a common occurrence.
- andkon 12y agoGod, I forgot about buying palettes. Later on when I started playing Xball it got scary how fast a team could go through one.
- mpg33 12y agoHow much is paint these days?...i played in 2004, 2005 and I remember paying around $80 for a case (2000 rounds if i remember correctly).
- shampine 12y agoStill about the same $40-$80 for 2000. When we would order palettes, 2001-2006, we would do it because it would bring our cost down to about $20/case. It was all practice paint so it had some obvious defects and wasn't anything we could use in tournaments.