Good day po sa lahat. Tanong ko lang po kung anong possible na issue and remedy sa ganitong tunog? Dinala ko na sa casa twice, kaso wala naman daw silang makitang problema.
Sa bandang driver side yung maingay. Madalas mangyari kapag mabilis yung sasakyan.
Mitsubishi Adventure GLS Sport 2013
125k odo
Salamat po.
I recently joined a DUPR open play, and I left feeling frustrated.
One participant had no idea that the matches would be submitted to DUPR. She didn’t even know what DUPR was. To be fair, part of the blame falls on the organizers because they accepted her registration even though her DUPR wasn’t even synced with Reclub. That should have been a red flag.
In another game, I was paired with a beginner who barely seemed interested in competing. It felt more like a casual hit-around than a rated match.
I’m not blaming beginners for being beginners.
Everyone starts somewhere, and I’m happy to play with new players during regular open plays or social sessions.
But a DUPR open play is different. People join because they’re trying to build or improve their ratings. Whether you’re aiming to establish your first rating or work your way up, every match matters. If someone doesn’t know the format or isn’t taking the games seriously, it affects everyone else on the court, especially their partner.
I think organizers also have a responsibility to make this clear. Before accepting players, they should verify that DUPR is properly linked, explain that the matches are rated, and confirm that participants understand what they’re joining.
Am I overreacting, or do you think it’s reasonable to expect players to at least understand what a DUPR event is before joining?