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[cbale2000]

Originally Posted by first3234

No it's not a water game! can someone explain how you would do field reset if IF it is a "water game" and do note I put a big emphasis on "IF" but I do want to know how would you purpose doing field reset IF it is a "water game" without getting ANY field electronics wet.

Plus virtually no venue will allow large pools of water on wood gym floors (where applicable). I can't speak for elsewhere but you would likely loose basically every venue in the state of Michigan if there were ever a water game.

[DonRotolo]

Originally Posted by cbale2000

Plus virtually no venue will allow large pools of water on wood gym floors (where applicable). I can't speak for elsewhere but you would likely loose basically every venue in the state of Michigan if there were ever a water game.

Hmmm. Perhaps they are thinking of using Dry Water?

This is used for survival gear, you keep a packet with you and when you need to drink, just add water. They could coat the playing field with it and only re-hydrate it when needed for gameplay.

[EmileH]

Originally Posted by DonRotolo

Hmmm. Perhaps they are thinking of using Dry Water?

This is used for survival gear, you keep a packet with you and when you need to drink, just add water. They could coat the playing field with it and only re-hydrate it when needed for gameplay.

Spoiler for those who already saw it:

First Chezy Champs, now this.

[ctt956]

Originally Posted by DonRotolo

Hmmm. Perhaps they are thinking of using Dry Water?

This is used for survival gear, you keep a packet with you and when you need to drink, just add water. They could coat the playing field with it and only re-hydrate it when needed for gameplay.

Wait a minute...what comes in dry form? Carpet cleaner. What is carpet also cleaned with? Steam! It's a carpet cleaning game! Teams will clean the carpet that has been used for over two decades.

[cbale2000]

Originally Posted by DonRotolo

Hmmm. Perhaps they are thinking of using Dry Water?

Jokes aside, I do actually remember seeing something on one of the morning shows years ago that was a kind of dry water (in the sense you could put things in it and they wouldn't get wet). Wish I could find that segment online somewhere... >_>