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== History == === Development and introduction === Field One Paintball was established in late 2016 by Dynasty members [[Ryan Greenspan]], [[Alex Fraige]] and [[Yosh Rau]], together with Eric Crandall. The company acquired intellectual property, designs and equipment associated with [[Bob Long]], whose markers had been used extensively in professional tournament competition.[1] The Force was developed as the company's first original electronic marker, incorporating selected features from earlier Bob Long products alongside a new pneumatic operating system. Development involved testing by San Diego Dynasty, with Yosh Rau participating in the engineering and refinement of the marker. A preview published by ''Paintball Ruined My Life'' on 1 July 2019 documented the upcoming Force and its relationship to earlier Bob Long designs.[2] The marker entered the market during 2019, with a detailed independent review published in February 2020.[3] === Professional tournament use === The Force became the principal competition marker used by San Diego Dynasty in the [[National Xball League]] (NXL). Dynasty used the Force platform during its four consecutive NXL World Cup professional championships from 2020 through 2023. The 2023 victory came against [[Edmonton Impact]], with Dynasty winning the final 3β2. The championship marked the team's fourth consecutive World Cup victory.[5]
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