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Market Market in Taguig houses a Laser Tag arena (second to the top most level, whatever that floor is). It's good and it's fun. I just hope you don't get the same guy who fixed our game. (The people on the reception area were nice and easy to get along with.)
15-minute game costs
- Php170 Monday to Friday
- Php190 Saturday to Sunday, and Holidays
I've been there a couple of times. The first time was awesome and the second time could have been OOWSUUM-er if only someone more able was in charge.
What happened wrong?
There were around twenty of us going into the arena, my team consisted of four huge guys + puny little me. We were Red Team. Against us were a same-sized team also in our age group. Then there were 2 more teams, mostly young kids below the age of 12 -- it was going to be an interesting game.
Side story: You see, the first time we went, we thought that we'd be in there committing the unholiest of all massacres: butchering children into pulp. But as it turned out... those young monsters were goooooood. And this second time, we came prepared.
So I got my gun, I was dressed, and when the doors open, I rushed into the arena. Adrenaline pumping. Calf muscles aching (this was our second game) -- warning: crouching for 3 full minutes will turn your legs into jell-o. Then all of a sudden, the four-team clash turned into Blue vs Red.
There was literally a mother and a daughter, supposedly purple team, turned against each other.
After the game, I confronted the incompetent organizer and asked WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED, MORON? (Ok, so maybe I left "hell" and "moron" from the question.... and I wasn't really shouting but was being polite). He said, quite proud of himself, that he did indeed turned it into a two-team game and said, "that's ok".
That's ok?
How the hell would you know if that was "OKEY"?
You weren't playing.
You didn't pay.
You wouldn't even admit that you got it wrong -- I saw you checking out the screen and figuring something out when our game ended.
The next time that happens, I'm going to demand either a re-fund or a new game. If you don't give me either, you'll feel the geek wrath upon you.
I let three days pass and I'm still pissed about it. I still remember your face, so if I think of something really rude, I'm looking for you on Friendster (I know you're not the Facebook-kind).
There was literally a mother and a daughter, supposedly purple team, turned against each other.
After the game, I confronted the incompetent organizer and asked WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED, MORON? (Ok, so maybe I left "hell" and "moron" from the question.... and I wasn't really shouting but was being polite). He said, quite proud of himself, that he did indeed turned it into a two-team game and said, "that's ok".
That's ok?
How the hell would you know if that was "OKEY"?
You weren't playing.
You didn't pay.
You wouldn't even admit that you got it wrong -- I saw you checking out the screen and figuring something out when our game ended.
The next time that happens, I'm going to demand either a re-fund or a new game. If you don't give me either, you'll feel the geek wrath upon you.
I let three days pass and I'm still pissed about it. I still remember your face, so if I think of something really rude, I'm looking for you on Friendster (I know you're not the Facebook-kind).
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