tactics

[PreacherMan]

back to the original question

i think tactics in woodball are harder to organise because of the distance between other players... and if your Screaming across the field .. the surprise element disappears


in tourney tactics are important and playing with the same players, you get to know their style of play and were they are on the field and communication is a lot easier.

this works in woodball if you move as a smaller unit with people who are predictable and try to cover your units position and hope the rest of your team cover theres

 

[MTA]

in woodball forget them mate waste of time

and guys stop the bitchen keep it to the feild ok

as some peaple cant help but have bad spelling its not 1 of there strong points such as me . but they do have there strong points ok .

 

[Tricky]

This thread is funny as fook!.

Best tactics for woodsball, take off your cammo and go across to the air ball field.

 

[Mort]

I generally find hiding at the rear bunker, firing a VL200's worth of paint at nothing, then calling myself out works well.

 

[Tom37]

its all about the "defending"

 

[MTA]

yer i also like stayng behind my back bunker shooting lots of paint at nothink and hoping it hits the target so i dont get shot out .

 

[Tom37]

shooting paint at nothing? bullsh*t. i just like shooting at trees. they dont shoot back, so i always win.

 

[ion1234]

i think if your team mates are good and work together and if you have good leader i think flanking is good

 

[Cetanu]

i think if your team mates are good and work together and if you have good leader i think flanking is good

Strange you have been told that in your own thread isn't it?

 

[Paint-pro-ball]

this should be about woodsball not argument so am not fighting no more

Aaron