General tips
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aight ill give it a try
um try not to get bunkered and maby get a pair of gloves... i shoot my friends all the time in the hands... havent had the please of a hand shot yet..... um upgrad ur equipment when u can and get the gear to keep ur gun going.... stay low behind bunkers and ur gonna move possitions shoot at ur enemys bunker so they drop down and dont fire and hope fully u wont get shot or they wont see where u moved to
um try not to get bunkered and maby get a pair of gloves... i shoot my friends all the time in the hands... havent had the please of a hand shot yet..... um upgrad ur equipment when u can and get the gear to keep ur gun going.... stay low behind bunkers and ur gonna move possitions shoot at ur enemys bunker so they drop down and dont fire and hope fully u wont get shot or they wont see where u moved to
Try not to duell if you'r not great at it, better to tell your friend behind you to push him in. Or try to find another target for a while and come back later.
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Read some of the excellent articles in "the classroom" pages on this websites home page. They r very informative......newbie or tournament..there r helpful tips 4 every1
good luck
Chris
Read some of the excellent articles in "the classroom" pages on this websites home page. They r very informative......newbie or tournament..there r helpful tips 4 every1
good luck
Chris
I know this is going to sound stupid, but dont get shot. You dont do any body any good if you're sittingin the dead box. So play tight and shoot straight ... that's really all there is to this game ... in rec ball atleast .. I man you have to move and stuff when those times come up trust your instincts. Oh and dont ever fan your trigger ... you'll chop and you'll look like an idiot ...
but about all dont get shot out ... bunkerd ... et cetera ...
-Micah
but about all dont get shot out ... bunkerd ... et cetera ...
-Micah
Let's see...where to start? I guess I have a few general guidelines I try to follow while out on the field to the best of my ability at the time:
1. Walk the field repeatedly.
2. Never run out of paint or air. Carry as big a tank and pack as necessary to accomplish this end.
3. Use paint that is well matched to your barrel or conversely get a barrel that best matches the paint that you can get. Or say to heck with it and get a Freak or CP Pro.
4. Always look with your gun pointed directly at where you're looking. It does no good whatsoever to see someone you can't shoot at. If you're out of your bunker and not shooting, you're likely to be eliminated.
5. Prioritize targets. Take out the biggest threat and/or easiest target first...if the two are different at the time, go from nearest to farthest quickly.
6. Cover opponent with paint until they stop playing and are called out by the referee or themself. If this takes one ball, great, but if it takes 30, then don't stop at 29 or 28.
7. However, exception to #6, don't stay out too long to shoot.
8. When you know something important for other people on your team to know, SCREAM IT loudly, clearly, and repeatedly until you are sure that everyone has heard and understood.
9. Don't keep anything in. Get psyched up to the point of mania. Just keep the vulgarity under control (not necessarily gone, just not overkill) and not directly physically violent...in other words, within the rules of play. Otherwise, if their moms are like a jukebox where $1 gets you anything you want for an hour, let the whole world know it. Heck, even discuss defiling their sisters on top of an ice cream cart if it keeps the adrenalin flowing. Go out and do it after the game if the sisters are good looking enough.
10. Don't brag about yourself. You will without a doubt get humiliated in the very next game in the exact manner you describe yourself doing to someone else.
11. Play with and against the best teams you can find.
12. Travel as often as possible to play and watch different people and places to learn. You will learn tons by doing so.
13. Buy me a new Porsche.
1. Walk the field repeatedly.
2. Never run out of paint or air. Carry as big a tank and pack as necessary to accomplish this end.
3. Use paint that is well matched to your barrel or conversely get a barrel that best matches the paint that you can get. Or say to heck with it and get a Freak or CP Pro.
4. Always look with your gun pointed directly at where you're looking. It does no good whatsoever to see someone you can't shoot at. If you're out of your bunker and not shooting, you're likely to be eliminated.
5. Prioritize targets. Take out the biggest threat and/or easiest target first...if the two are different at the time, go from nearest to farthest quickly.
6. Cover opponent with paint until they stop playing and are called out by the referee or themself. If this takes one ball, great, but if it takes 30, then don't stop at 29 or 28.
7. However, exception to #6, don't stay out too long to shoot.
8. When you know something important for other people on your team to know, SCREAM IT loudly, clearly, and repeatedly until you are sure that everyone has heard and understood.
9. Don't keep anything in. Get psyched up to the point of mania. Just keep the vulgarity under control (not necessarily gone, just not overkill) and not directly physically violent...in other words, within the rules of play. Otherwise, if their moms are like a jukebox where $1 gets you anything you want for an hour, let the whole world know it. Heck, even discuss defiling their sisters on top of an ice cream cart if it keeps the adrenalin flowing. Go out and do it after the game if the sisters are good looking enough.
10. Don't brag about yourself. You will without a doubt get humiliated in the very next game in the exact manner you describe yourself doing to someone else.
11. Play with and against the best teams you can find.
12. Travel as often as possible to play and watch different people and places to learn. You will learn tons by doing so.
13. Buy me a new Porsche.
Comunication
From what little weve learnt so far, comunicating effectively is vital. obviously shooting straight and staying alive/playing tight, but keeping everone informed of whats going on all the time, where all your opposition are, who theyre shooting at, how many of them are left, how many of you are left are all important info u need to know to bust that killa move and win the game.
Eg. if you know theres three of them left in the game and theyr all posting on you let somone know so they can put thenm back in with cover shooting, or they can use the opportunity to go bunker their a$$es
Basically shout your ass off, and eventually you might need codes so as you dont tell the other guys what your about to do
From what little weve learnt so far, comunicating effectively is vital. obviously shooting straight and staying alive/playing tight, but keeping everone informed of whats going on all the time, where all your opposition are, who theyre shooting at, how many of them are left, how many of you are left are all important info u need to know to bust that killa move and win the game.
Eg. if you know theres three of them left in the game and theyr all posting on you let somone know so they can put thenm back in with cover shooting, or they can use the opportunity to go bunker their a$$es
Basically shout your ass off, and eventually you might need codes so as you dont tell the other guys what your about to do
i second that! communication on the field is the key.
also get to know your team and watch what they're doing. if they're doing good tell 'em, if doing bad TELL 'EM! and don't take constructive criticism to heart.
another good tip is one that randid said on another thread. and that is not to get tunnel vision.ie look round the field and see whats going on. it's very easy just to look forward, you could be missing oppurtunities. so sometimes its worth just to stop for a while and just look around. you might find an opponent 45 degrees to the left that you'd have missed if you were looking forward with his a$$ poking out the back of a bunker!
(sorry rancid if you got the copyright to this.....it good advise)
tb-303
also get to know your team and watch what they're doing. if they're doing good tell 'em, if doing bad TELL 'EM! and don't take constructive criticism to heart.
another good tip is one that randid said on another thread. and that is not to get tunnel vision.ie look round the field and see whats going on. it's very easy just to look forward, you could be missing oppurtunities. so sometimes its worth just to stop for a while and just look around. you might find an opponent 45 degrees to the left that you'd have missed if you were looking forward with his a$$ poking out the back of a bunker!
(sorry rancid if you got the copyright to this.....it good advise)
tb-303