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have to come through, knock someone down and claw their way back up to the Champions division or face having to play Challengers division at the beloved World Cup. It’s interesting to see how high-ranking teams such as Houston Heat, Infamous, Edmonton Impact and TonTons are able to transition back and forth between two formats and able to fund the travel and other expenses that is required to play two different series in two different parts of the world. Many European players already play on different PSP teams and quite comfortable with the volleying back and forth with rates of fire, rules, penalties as well as the hectic travel schedule. With the end of the season not even complete the Silly Season has emerged from is hibernation and began to spark life into forecasting what might be in 2014.
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So what is your opinion? What changes lie ahead for tournament paintball in Europe for 2014?
we rs that e her What do you think is in store for 2014 olfor the Millennium Series? Maybe s competition and pressure from Chamthis pions Paintball Series or a total renoon vation of the M5 format and bringing ge’s fresh air to the fields across Europe? even here Ami Helge the ? ith How- Editor, PaintballX3 Euro ed haley
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