[spqr-king]

https://www.youtube....h?v=_w5af3N5Vyw

Not a bad day of paintball but this ending my filming for that day the rest of the footage looks greasy lol

This is just something I learned overtime from watching players better then me. Its simple but a lot of kids and new players almost always just run off the field after they feel a hit or if something goes wrong even if its a quick fix... You are not out until you are shot out... moral of the story! I know most of you guys already know this so just enjoy the footage of my camera taking a direct hit and think of how hard it was for me to clean all the paint off...

[Panda Man]

when my G6R was down most of the Day on monday, I was just being a scout and just looking around calling out positions.

[spqr-king]

Panda Man, on 06 March 2013 - 11:21 PM, said:

when my G6R was down most of the Day on monday, I was just being a scout and just looking around calling out positions.

You my friend have the right idea! Im actually glad I didnt get frustrated in this video because normally I would have just flipped my shit and walked out to fix my marker considering it was practice but the video serves a good lesson! I was proud of how instinctual it is for me now made me feel good lol

[Sin_Ister611]

A-5 went down one Saturday and I had it disassembled on the field calling out everyone's position to the rest of my team behind me. Took a while to pick everything up after finally getting surrendered, should have had a pistol on me cuz that d-bag makes sure I remember that he made an unarmed player surrender.....