Long Range Stages and Uncontrollable Variables

[actionshooter]

Heres a different spin on this.

Reading through this got me thinking about uncontrollable variables and adverse conditions. What about a guy who is from the Northwest and is accustomed to shooting in colder temps, rain, and a little fog and goes down to Arizona and shoots in 100* weather? Dying from the heat, sweat in his eyes, that makes it pretty hard to shoot.

He has a huge disadvantage to the guy who lives down there. If everyone wants a match thats even for everyone, this doesn't seem fair. Does it?

Some of what I have read on here is about as silly this.

Part of this game is about overcoming the variables and adversity.

[bigbrowndog]

I think this topic as lost its intent, thats what I think

Trapr

[Vespid_Wasp]

If you have the entire squad squinting and using binos to find a steel plate, there may be a problem.

Amen.

[outerlimits]

C'mon, deal with it. There is no such thing as an even keel. If you want perfect conditions, shoot indoor bullseye

[actionshooter]

C'mon, deal with it. There is no such thing as an even keel. If you want perfect conditions, shoot indoor bullseye

Thats where I was trying to go.

[Tizzle]

OK, well it looks like the original question has been beat to death here so I want to play devil's advocate for a minute. If the weather changed so severely for a few squads on a particular stage that over half the shooters timed out, would that change anything? Should that stage then be thrown out? Now I know there are a million what ifs but this seems like a likely scenario so what are your thoughts?