Re: Paintball Strategy

You will likely get a lot of speedball strategies but woodsball is a little
different.  You tend to get split up and fields aren't consistent.  In
woodsball you would be best running in groups of 5 or more with a run and
gun style of play.  Communicate as much as possible and even assign some
simple hand motions so that you can call someone's name and request cover
fire as you push to the next cover position or give opposition location and
numbers.  You don't want to get singled out in woodsball as pushing in on
someone with good cover can be costly even with numbers on your side.  Use
angles and concentrated crossfire just like in speedball, but move more.
Speedball is a veritable maelstrom of paint, but woodsball generally has
less paint flying about due to brush and other obstacles.  Two people can
hold down bunkers while a third moves for position.  This is why 5 or more
is good.  While 3 take a bunker, the other two can support and look out for
additional opposition moving into the area.  If you get to tape lines play
just like speedball.  Hail out the paint and push push push to get position
since you will likely have a cleaner sight line.

Jose


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> what are some of your strategys and ways that you own your opponents in
> woodsball and speedball???
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> Cheeta
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