Mark
Yah, my opponents never know what style I'm going to adopt either but my thought processes are a little different. Instead of trusting my instinct and switching up my styles in a confusion tactic, I get totally lost and desperately try the one thing they were waiting for.
Usually (and I like to think of this as being a time conscious player), I make a risky move and hold out my arm band just at the end of the move. This makes it easier for the referees to remove me and retrieve their armbands, makes for a cool looking glory-boy move since my indicating that I'm out just before all five million incoming enemy (and some friendly) paintballs hit me shows my in-depth knowledge of the game. I'm always right to pull myself except on those confused occassions when I pull the move and the game hasn't started yet.
I like to think of myself as progressive.
Larry
Seriousily, though, you're right about the adoption of different styles and I'll need to keep that in mind for my snap-shooting drills. Welcome back.
Later.
Yah, my opponents never know what style I'm going to adopt either but my thought processes are a little different. Instead of trusting my instinct and switching up my styles in a confusion tactic, I get totally lost and desperately try the one thing they were waiting for.
Usually (and I like to think of this as being a time conscious player), I make a risky move and hold out my arm band just at the end of the move. This makes it easier for the referees to remove me and retrieve their armbands, makes for a cool looking glory-boy move since my indicating that I'm out just before all five million incoming enemy (and some friendly) paintballs hit me shows my in-depth knowledge of the game. I'm always right to pull myself except on those confused occassions when I pull the move and the game hasn't started yet.
I like to think of myself as progressive.
Larry
Seriousily, though, you're right about the adoption of different styles and I'll need to keep that in mind for my snap-shooting drills. Welcome back.
Later.