Regular laser tag anyone?

[hipikat]

I used to play laser tag weekly at DarkZone WA and it was about the most awesome thing in the world. Keeps you fit, heaps of fun with friends, not that expensive. And right near The Moon, so generally dinner and/or deserts with said bunch of friends afterwards.

If I were thinking of getting a team back together, who'd be interested? Beware the

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[ataxi]

If you like copping an asthma attack from running around banging your shins on MDF in the dark in a cramped space that smells like a cross between a morgue and a cigar den!

Yay for Z3!

[robthesilent]

I support your call, Adam.
Z3 is good, depending on what you put into it.
If you get something running, I would be honoured to put in a brief appearance over the Xmas/NYE time, if it's running then.
I've been playing it quite a lot over here in Hobart, albeit mainly because I didn't find an indoor soccer team first.
Plus, you tend to get geeks of some persuasion there, which suited me down to the ground.

How's this for odd - paintball is actually *illegal* (both the game itself, and owning a personal paintball gun) in tasmania, yet fireworks are not. Go figure :) It's easier and less paperwork to legitably own a shotgun than a paintball one.

And the moon down the street is a solid draw card.

The Z3 system uses python I think as well.
Of course, the owners will probably be most against the idea of random alterations, something about voiding a very expensive warranty.

But that's never been a good reason for not trying....

[conradin]

Heh, I'm up for some shin and knee bruising!

[hipikat]

Could you go tenpin bowling?
I'm developing a craving for that too, at the moment.

[vegetus]

I'm noticing that too... but less with the not moving and more with they I don't live here thing for me.

[ausizoro]

I want in :D