I'm pretty sure in Pro Teams (one of the game types) you also need to defend your own base so nobody tags it.

And also tagging people on the front gives you more points than tagging people on the back (200 vs 100).

The membership cards are frim our funcenter in New Mexico. The place didn't keep the software up well though. So it didn't work to well any more before the shutdown.

@@barbie3sunset fun place though, it remained the same

At my local arena there are only two bases so I can only destroy one. Took me less than a minute to do that.

Recently the last time I played it was 25 seconds.

Yep. i got hit from behind. After this vid to show all the other former members of Hinkle that the membership didn't go over and the course. My cousin and I played hard, and had a grwat time. The membership abilities at Hinkle weren't kept up, and we don't play as much anymore. It used to give you your own name, and keep track of your scores online. However the vomputers couldn't keep up with the updates. Last I checked many cards older than a year still didn't work, and members stuff didn't either. We play once every few months at Main Event now.

@@barbie3sunset This is a very late reply because I saw this again, but I don't think it is supposed to work like that. When you tag it it produces a chime but not that low pitched. Plus it is supposed to flash white when you tag it. When you unsuccessfully destroy the base it makes that descending tone as heard in the first attempt, but in the second attempt where you successfully destroyed the base it is supposed to glow white then turn off. However the sound effects are a bit different. Plus usually it is supposed to flash and not glow like it did in this video. That is how it worked at my nearest laser tag arena and I think they way I mentioned here is also in one of your videos.

I went their a lot back in the 90s too when i was 12-13 years old. I stopped by today sience i work in Alhambra has not changed a lot.

At my local arena my record for taking out all of the bases was just fifteen seconds. That might sound unusual, because the arena was poorly designed that two bases would line up in such a way that both of the bases had direct sight of each other, and at the start of the game I just destroyed the other base from my own base. As for an better arena, my record is 25 seconds, that was when the other team did not collaborate properly and failed to defend their own base, I think they might not be even aware of the base, since none (except just one who definitely had experience and thus is aware of the base) of them attempted to destroy our base.

I think it was just the universal 'hey this is a base thing' of the Rift system. The place in Colorado I went to had it also with the same system. At my usual place which has the NES system each base is the team color.