[arcenal]

Honestly being in the military makes it so hard to truly commit to a team, not saying people don't ever become successful at doing it but it is so hard. Financially it's actually easier for us but the time and commitment is where we run into trouble. The moment you get an actual team together from your base one of them will either get PCS or deployment orders. The best you could wish for is to get a team together and play in your local or even a few circuit tournaments. To say you are trying to get a team together, get sponsored, and actually follow the season and commit to climbing the divisions is a long shot.

[mikesullivan21490]

Eh its still something though. You might not have a solid roster, but like college teams, people come and people go. Even if the team doesnt leave D4, the players still get points for the season and thats something worth playing for

[polarpaxton]

Originally Posted by arcenal

Honestly being in the military makes it so hard to truly commit to a team, not saying people don't ever become successful at doing it but it is so hard. Financially it's actually easier for us but the time and commitment is where we run into trouble. The moment you get an actual team together from your base one of them will either get PCS or deployment orders. The best you could wish for is to get a team together and play in your local or even a few circuit tournaments. To say you are trying to get a team together, get sponsored, and actually follow the season and commit to climbing the divisions is a long shot.

You have no idea what you're talking about.

[walpatal22]

Anybody still looking to start something in VA? There's plenty of east coast events plus the EPL puts on a pretty good event.

[b2bobrow]

anyone in san diego wanna start something up we have marines and navy bases galore out here

[polarpaxton]

The usmc paintball team plays out of camp pendleton.