| In paintball, the one's who spotted the opponents first | | | | team mates helping you out, you need to speed off |
| will win! | | | | from where you are immediately. |
| Please don't stick your head out too long when you | | | | How? |
| are popping your head out. Don't be an easy target for | | | | Do some snap shooting first to make sure that your |
| your opponent. | | | | opponent stay behind his cover to avoid the paint, then |
| On the contrary, don't be afraid to look out from your | | | | you must quickly break your cover to another bunker. |
| bunker, because you need a lot of information from | | | | The last thing you might want to do is to shout-out |
| the movements in the field. | | | | your opponents positions. |
| Paintball field is so darn wide. When you look around, | | | | Why do I say that? |
| you mustn't focus on your opponent in a single | | | | If they are shooting at you, it shows that they've |
| direction. Do concentrate on those opponents who are | | | | spotted you, so don't be afraid to give your position |
| coming from the sides by observing and hearing. | | | | away. |
| The golden rule is don't pop out in the same spot more | | | | Same happens when you see the opponent is |
| than 3 times. It'll take 3 pop outs for your opponents to: | | | | charging at your team mate. You need to shout at |
| 1-spot you, 2-aim at you, 3-shoot at you and have the | | | | your team mate to tell them that his position has been |
| paint travel. You need to move a lot around the field. | | | | compromised. |
| When you are spotted by your opponents, with no | | | | Remember, play in a team, as a team! |