A bunch of buddies and I played some Electro Shock Tag here in
Victoria, BC for a stag at a local Lazer Tag club we rented out for
the day. But it was electro shock tag with a twist: The electrodes
were hooked up to our testicles! It hurt at first, but a few rounds
(and rounds of beer later), we just didn't care anymore! Our balls
became numb (literally) to the pain! Despite some sore and throbbing
testicles, we came away from the experience with joyous memories that
will last a lifetime!






-- In virtualeclipselrp@..., david_shepheard
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
>
> --- "Mick" <sage_the@h...> wrote:
> >
> > hi just joined the group and rea dur messgae. you nkow theres
another
> > system on the market right now. But its got a twist. Its got
> > something that sends a shock to your hand every time the chest
sensor
> > is hit. I know this might not appeal to all Taggers but i
thought i
> > mention it alll the same in case anyones interested
>
> I've heard of something like that but don't know the actual name.
Do
> you know their website?
>
> It is an interesting idea, but if I was going to upgrade, I would
> probably go with the new Lazer Tag Team Ops system from Hazbro.
LTTO is
> perfect for tag apart from one thing -they joined the gun and
sensor
> together to keep costs down. Sadly this makes it much less useful
to
> the LARP communty as we like to have head mounted sensors so that
> players can be unarmed (or can holster weapons and still get shot
at).
>
> However, I've spoken to one of the developers and they are willing
to
> make the next generation of the new guns backwardly compatible with
the
> original WoW signal. This would make it possible to run a game with
> both types of gun and replace equipment gradually.
>
> I'm hoping that the LTTO system will become popular enough that
they
> decide to try out a separate head mounted sensor similar to the
> original Worlds of Wonder one. If they do that they might be
willing to
> sell bear circuit boards to LARP groups that want to mount them
into
> military style helmets.
>
> If Lazer Tag Team Ops sounds interesting to you then turn down the
> volume of your PC speakers (to avoid the annoying music) and visit
> their website:
> http://www.hasbro.com/lazertag/
>
> Once you get there look for the tiny square volumn control to turn
the
> sound of and you can put your PC volume back to normal.
>
> David 'Big Mac' Shepheard
> Webmaster
> Virtual Eclipse
> http://virtualeclipse.aboho.com/
> http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/virtualeclipselrp/
>