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that's cool man, I use to be that way too...just gotta learn it all, it'd prolly be better to reply on here, but anyways, back to the game...where should I play if not the back? No one else on the team has guns good enough to unload the paint to play back
 
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Try swapping your players round on your next training day. Putting players in different positions than they normally play, this lets them appreciate the techniques required by different players and helps them understand each others difficulties.
It also helps players perfect new techniques which can only enhance their game because when your on the backfoot you need all the tools you can to pull that game back.
another important thing to remember is to keep a training day for learning and improving skills. Don't let it deteriate into a free for all.
If you want to play, practice a few skills, put them into practice, review your findings and practice some more.
As for paint hosing markers at the back don't worry about it. If a players comfortable with a position, he can play better with a low end marker there than a less skillfull player with a top end marker.
If a players enjoying there game They'll be wanting to upgrade and be happier doing it than if they feel like they have been forced to,
Apologies for the long post, I got on a rant;)
JJ
 
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Originally posted by grupps
to begin with, is the Orracle worth it if I'm gonna be playin back? and 2nd off, after the Orracle, i dont know if i'm gonna be able to afford a bigger tank lol, but any tips for play are highly appreciated people...
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I wouldn't worry too much about the cost of a bigger tank. A 68 is usually hardly more expensive than a 45. The difference shouldn't be more than about 20 dollars or so.
 
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