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OP here

Alright /sp/, allow me to be a little more specific.

I was referring to sports that were more like Hockey, Football (Soccer/AFL/NFL/NRL/Grid/etc.), Basketball, Tennis, Polo, etc.

Games where teams of players are running around a field of play and interacting with the ball and their team.

Pool/billiards is different in that it's one-on-one primarily, and that it's turn-based and passive.

Dodgeball is also turn-based, and the players only move to avoid being hit, rather than gaining strategic advantage by occupying a particular area on the field.

So /sp/ let's invent a new ball game, in which there are multiple balls, and position on the field is highly strategically important, and goals range in value and ease of access or size.

I have in mind at the moment, a game that combines many elements of other games.
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>> Anonymous
>>35955
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* Bonus points are awarded for matching colour balls passing through matching goals, 1 point for green, 2 for yellow, and 3 for red.
* Bonus points are also awarded for scoring in the matching zone, 1 for green, 2 for yellow, 3 for red.
* If a player scores in the matching zone, with the matching ball, in the matching goal, the points awarded will be 3 for green, 5 for yellow, and 7 for red.
* Each ball also has a unique strike point on the body, the balls can be passed and hit with any part of the body or the tool, but if the correct body part is used to hit the ball, double points are awarded, the tool for green, the foot or chest for yellow, and the hand or head for red.
* There are 6 green balls, 3 yellow balls, and 1 red ball in play at all times.
* The field is surrounded by a padded wall, and in the event of a ball striking the wall, the team to last touch that ball loses 1 point.

Any other ideas /sp/?
>> Anonymous
No.
>> Anonymous
*ground = oily mudpit
*players = naked womenz?
>> Anonymous
>>35963
i think ur likingz
>> Anonymous
Dude, what do you mean no sports with multiple balls? Never heard of QUIDDITCH?
>> Anonymous
>>35968
Fictional sports from fantasy movies don't fucking count dumbass.
>> Anonymous
How about American Football, but both side are on Offense, and both have their own ball.
>> Anonymous
>>35977
Uhh, since when? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_football
>> Anonymous
>>35977
NASCAR with a defense. 43 cars going one way trying to win. 10 cars going the other way trying to stop them.
>> Anonymous
>>35994

roller derby with cars
>> Anonymous
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Get pumped for...THUNDERBALL.

Thunderball is a mutated, upbeat version of baseball which has been in development in Florida ever since the baseball strike of 1994. Thunderball is both an improvement on baseball and a new sport to lead us into a new century. Long considered a "fringe sport," Thunderball is now ready to share the baseball fields currently occupied by the greedy traditionalists. Following the successful additions of basketball's three point line and shot clock and football's two point conversion and helmet-cams, it is obvious that baseball's overhaul is long overdue. The following is a partial list of rules and elements which Thunderball will add to reinvigorate the dying green diamond.

1. Bring the walls in closer to allow for more homeruns. Make homeruns worth two points.

2. Have a five foot drop off between the infield and outfield. In other words, the outfield is five feet lower than the infield.

3. Instead of one ball, there are three balls, in constant motion.

4. Nine multi-shaped targets with varying point values are placed throughout the infield. A baserunner can attempt to throw his bat at these targets as he rounds the bases.

5. Defenders are allowed to tackle the runners as they round the bases; however, the runner is allowed to keep his bat. [Thunderball players are equiped with full pads and a helmet.]
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6. The batter may choose to take six strikes instead of three, but this allows the pitcher one free throw at the batter. A hit by such a throw does not count as a free walk.
7. Honeys and Hounds. Cheerleaders and dogs are allowed to roam the field freely and affect play as they wish. During the seventh inning, however, players are allowed to tackle the Honeys as they please, for bonus strikes.

8. Team mascots will alternate innings driving a Honda Accord anywhere on the field except for the pitcher's mound, the batters box, and the dugout. Players can use this car as part of their offensive or defensive strategies.
*The Designated Driver rule of the Western Conference modifies this so that rather than an Accord, a Cheverlet is used, driven by a neutral party not affiliated with either team.

some rules under consideration:
(a) the Gun Circle - a loaded hand gun is placed within a clearly marked circle to be placed ten yards behind second base. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS THE GUN TO BE TOUCHED AT ANY POINT DURING THE GAME.

"We'd rather have a gun in the outfield, than under a mattress where a child could get to it."
-Joe Auxillary, UCB Director of Health Services

(b) each team's pitcher is allowed to throw three ceramic baseballs a game when he so chooses.

http://www.uprightcitizens.org/11/index.html
>> Anonymous
www.slamball.net

goodnight sweet princes ;_;
>> UZ !kHzD4It5Tc
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Calvinball, fools.
>> Anonymous
Speedball, niggers.
None of that paintball shit, mind you.