What kind of paintball do you play in the woods. Is it the younger more energetic run and shoot everything and ask questions later type of play. Or is it the old wise lay in wait for the ambush and out-flank them type of play.

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i try to combine it. set up an ambush, designate some flankers, and once the flankers strike, go in for the kill. or just suprise the heck out of them via a ballzy charge. the latter is allways fun

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I pretty much flank with reckless abandon and end up with more welts than anyone else because of my over eagerness.

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More or less the same as Rob said.

The best is absolutely to try to combine the both so that the opposition has no idea what is going to happen. Depending on terrain and scenario there are always a prefered way to play.

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I do neither specifically. And never just run and shoot anything. I always have a plan, even if it is quickly formed. But sometimes I seek out the opponents, and sometimes I let them come to me. Both can even happen in the same game.

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If I played more on cohesive teams it would probably be the latter. Since I don't, it turns into a lot of run and gun. :/

I'm A Sniper I Find Cover ;Then Fire ;Then Run and Cover; Then Fire ;Then Run and Cover you get the point !!!!!

Formulate some kind of simple plan and then move hard and fast, playing 5 man tourney's around here has ruined my ability to be stealthy.

I'm with most people here. Doing what the situation calls for is probably the best route. My absolute favorite would be to do a squad out on patrol type deal with a squad supporting each other. It's hard to find people who want to play like that though.

Once again, I'll follow the crowd It all depends on the mish, my team, and how I'm feeling.

If it's a typical day of rec ball then I'm typically the sprinter off the break to set up flanks then I make like Eminem and lose myself. Bad joke. But this allows me to communicate enemy positions and then pick shots accordingly.

If we're talking big games then it's charging up the middle, barking orders to my friends (try not to get too bossy when there are strangers or else I'm "that guy"), and pushing until I get tagged in the neck.

We'll see how this season turns out with my new setup. I'm hoping for a more recon role with my new set up. I vote "flanking".