LAZER GUNS
Yesterday my dad, my brother, and I played with our two "lazer tag" guns. We went outside and saw who could kill the other first. We lost one of the sights for one of the guns, so we used my iTouch with the Lazer Tag app as a sight instead.
The first time we played, I beat dad up, getting hit only once. (Maybe that was because I had the iPod, set myself to have 33 health instead of the normal 10, and give myself all kinds of virtual guns - machine guns and sniper rifles among them.) It was really fun for me. I doubt it was fun for dad, though.
The next time we played, Brandon beat me up. In fact, I beat him up twice and then he beat me up, having had 40 health total (he restarted three times since I shot him to death three times). I only had 10 health, and he managed to whittle it down so slowly that it took four lives to kill me. That was not fun for me. I was fighting an impossible battle against someone with infinite health while I only had 10.
In conclusion, Lazer Tag was fun, even though it was kind of unfair at times.
The first time we played, I beat dad up, getting hit only once. (Maybe that was because I had the iPod, set myself to have 33 health instead of the normal 10, and give myself all kinds of virtual guns - machine guns and sniper rifles among them.) It was really fun for me. I doubt it was fun for dad, though.
The next time we played, Brandon beat me up. In fact, I beat him up twice and then he beat me up, having had 40 health total (he restarted three times since I shot him to death three times). I only had 10 health, and he managed to whittle it down so slowly that it took four lives to kill me. That was not fun for me. I was fighting an impossible battle against someone with infinite health while I only had 10.
In conclusion, Lazer Tag was fun, even though it was kind of unfair at times.
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