This sport is not being watched because there's no camera angles. People with cameras on the side lines, barrel cams, helmet cams, stationary cameras, over head cameras, slow motion highlights. LIKE WTF THAT ITSELF WOULD BUMP VIEWS TEN FOLD. Cool short animated video reals of the players and there setups. Rotate the courses and and have shorter games, bigger fields and such. Rethink the layouts and objective games modes. Rethink the shapes and materials of the covers. These are big changes but the camera angles and everything else I'm mentioning is essential for an average person to find this appealing. Oh and more 1v1s to settle tie matches. 2 players battle, one walks out, one stays. Teams play 1v1 till they run out of bodies. Lots of potential for a guys to win 3 1v1s for a game winner like WTF that'd be godly. Draw yellow lines on the screen like you see in football showing routes players take and lanes they shoot and use it for technical break downs. You guys have PHENOMENAL COMMENTARY. Give them gadgets. Make short clip videos of epic plays (with your new cam angles), fights, funny mistakes. Have a top ten plays. Have a score board with ALLLL kinds of stats like seriously I'm a marketing expert fucking listen to this or stay dead. I fell in love with PB as a kid and I wonder where it went as it faded, THIS IS WHY. Now that I understand how people consume content, I can see why paintball never got bigger like EVERYTHING ELSE when the fucking Internet arrived. And it's sad. Who's ever calling shots I bet is a hard nose.
Go Sports is funding what coverage it does have. They're not going to add that many camera angles unless they have incentive to do so. Even then that would slow down the time it takes to actually get the games going.
Paintball is literally picking up in popularity the last few years. Fields are popping up all over the place. What you want isn’t feasible. Hell it wasn’t feasible in the early 2000’s when paintball was at its peak. There’s not enough money to get that in depth and afford that many cameras, etc.
@@tokko6884 I take that back, paintball isnt dead. But it's not as big as it should be. They can have a the views up 5x with a few extra go pros promise. This sport is unwatchable. There are YT channels with better and more detailed PB coverage. There's doesn't have to be a commentator for me to even know wtf is going on. This multi millionaire dollar corp should do better.
@@existinginaspace8347 so you're telling me that a few extra GoPro cameras making the sport five times more watchable would cripple a multi-million dollar corporation? I am simply speaking from a persons point of view that does not play paintball. It's utterly boring because the cameras give you no clue as to what's going on
@@michaelcopeland3348 Logistically, that is much more complex than you think. Sure, GoPro Hero 10s are $400 a pop, however you then need to invest in additional equipment and tech to achieve what you are asking. Syncing the Go-Pros would require additional software. You got to consider battery life / power sourcing those Go-Pros, and switching them out when needed too. It is not as simple a fix as you think.
I think this split deck between pro and semi is just what i need to watch semi pro more often
I think the split deck and the scores from other games is very good.
5:50 had me in stitches.
when matty said DUDE,YOURE TRIPPIN i died
@@PrtclWav Haha too right!
😂
Интересная расстановка фигур на поле.
This was a chaotic layout for sure.
Let’s Goooo!!!
Definitely not the Sunshine State Major.
yep small mistake when uploading is fixed now!
@@MajorLeaguePaintball Lol “Not gonna lie, they had us in the first half…”
Lets geaux nola
This sport is not being watched because there's no camera angles. People with cameras on the side lines, barrel cams, helmet cams, stationary cameras, over head cameras, slow motion highlights. LIKE WTF THAT ITSELF WOULD BUMP VIEWS TEN FOLD.
Cool short animated video reals of the players and there setups.
Rotate the courses and and have shorter games, bigger fields and such. Rethink the layouts and objective games modes. Rethink the shapes and materials of the covers. These are big changes but the camera angles and everything else I'm mentioning is essential for an average person to find this appealing.
Oh and more 1v1s to settle tie matches.
2 players battle, one walks out, one stays. Teams play 1v1 till they run out of bodies. Lots of potential for a guys to win 3 1v1s for a game winner like WTF that'd be godly.
Draw yellow lines on the screen like you see in football showing routes players take and lanes they shoot and use it for technical break downs. You guys have PHENOMENAL COMMENTARY. Give them gadgets.
Make short clip videos of epic plays (with your new cam angles), fights, funny mistakes. Have a top ten plays. Have a score board with ALLLL kinds of stats like seriously I'm a marketing expert fucking listen to this or stay dead.
I fell in love with PB as a kid and I wonder where it went as it faded, THIS IS WHY. Now that I understand how people consume content, I can see why paintball never got bigger like EVERYTHING ELSE when the fucking Internet arrived. And it's sad. Who's ever calling shots I bet is a hard nose.
Go Sports is funding what coverage it does have. They're not going to add that many camera angles unless they have incentive to do so. Even then that would slow down the time it takes to actually get the games going.
Paintball is literally picking up in popularity the last few years. Fields are popping up all over the place.
What you want isn’t feasible. Hell it wasn’t feasible in the early 2000’s when paintball was at its peak. There’s not enough money to get that in depth and afford that many cameras, etc.
@@tokko6884 I take that back, paintball isnt dead. But it's not as big as it should be.
They can have a the views up 5x with a few extra go pros promise. This sport is unwatchable. There are YT channels with better and more detailed PB coverage. There's doesn't have to be a commentator for me to even know wtf is going on. This multi millionaire dollar corp should do better.
@@existinginaspace8347 so you're telling me that a few extra GoPro cameras making the sport five times more watchable would cripple a multi-million dollar corporation?
I am simply speaking from a persons point of view that does not play paintball. It's utterly boring because the cameras give you no clue as to what's going on
@@michaelcopeland3348 Logistically, that is much more complex than you think. Sure, GoPro Hero 10s are $400 a pop, however you then need to invest in additional equipment and tech to achieve what you are asking. Syncing the Go-Pros would require additional software. You got to consider battery life / power sourcing those Go-Pros, and switching them out when needed too.
It is not as simple a fix as you think.