rof-fi chips?

BayEraBaller · 05-16-2012, 08:58 AM

Anyone know if the team I'm playing for played hb and got there chips there, if I will have to buy mine since I wasn't on the roster in hb?

katz3207 · 05-16-2012, 03:14 PM

Pretty sure everyone turns them in at the end of the event.

p8ntbllkid · 05-16-2012, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by katz3207

Pretty sure everyone turns them in at the end of the event.

No Sir you buy them and its yours for the keeping..(no returning)

BayEraBaller · 05-16-2012, 05:06 PM

So will I have to buy it or will I be issued one?

Amac · 05-16-2012, 05:58 PM

If the team was given 7 chips in HB then those are the only ones they will get for the season. If new players are added from event to event they would have to either use the chips which were given to the team in HB or buy new chips.

p8ntbllkid · 05-16-2012, 06:13 PM

See I don't think you can use team members chips because they are tied to the players name they were given too

monkeyballer099639 · 05-16-2012, 06:41 PM

At HB, every player in the roster was given one chip with the entry. Any chips for backup guns had to be purchased separately. Each chip is linked to a specific player. I would bet that you will get a chip for one gun for Chicago if you did not play HB, but you should email Valerie at NPPL and explain to her your situation and see what she says.

Amac · 05-16-2012, 06:49 PM

They can take the chip number and link it to a new players ID card at the same table which the first entry was done in HB. If your team was given the full amount of team chips in HB it really wouldn't matter if you added a new full roster of players you had already been given the team chips and if you need more you would need to pay for them. Hence keeping the chips with the team is important and not with players who cannot play the whole season or tend to like to sell their markers between events.

I would strongly suggest that players even if they had their chips installed in HB go and make sure the chip is reading before heading out onto the field to play.

Lots of wear and tear between events can upset how the chip is sitting in the frame and if you got it wet between the event it might not be working properly.

Test it before the day you play, don't expect to go 10 minutes before you play your matches to have everything work out with technology that is just looking for failure to be an excuse for why things didn't work out for you on the field...