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 Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 9:20 pm
buffinator Bleeding in the Darkness i like noobs who can follow directions and arent lone wolves. i hate newbies who stack bunkers and use hella pro equipt. man, if you've only played for a year and you have an Angel, i'll trade my Ion for it xD
yea, so newbies who dont know s**t about PB are not hopeless, just need direction on how to be "better" aint that the truth? yes it is
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Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 4:21 pm
pbkgurl i like playin with noobs cuz you can teach em stuff. theres nothin like seein a kid tell his mama about shotin up the "pro" when she comes to pick him up and knowin you had somethin to do with that. besides its great to watch the "pro" when he gets peged by a 10 year old usin a rental. The only reason this ever happens is because the tourney player gets sloppy. That is why none of my team is alowed to play against noobs. 1. We always cream them 2. It makes us sloppy
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Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 4:32 pm
First, when I say noob I mean the players that say they're going to take the good spots then won't listen to you telling them to go some where else then when the ref says go they all get stuck in the back center starting bunker hanging feet and hoppers out begging to get shot.
Also I don't mind watching a game of noobs and giving them pointers to play better and show them how to play.
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Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2006 4:32 pm
I totally hate that. All they do is just shoot there gun carelessly and hit people on there team. There complete idiots.
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Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 8:54 am
I am not asashemd to say I purposely shot my friend in the a** at point blank (bunkered his a**) cause he wasjust sitting there and wouldnt cover me.
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Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 2:19 pm
i think every player with any experience hates playing with noobs on their team. Especially the ones with guns that are way too good for their skill level. NOOBS DONT NEED RAMPING IONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 6:10 pm
N00bs are fine on my team as long as they dont team kill me, or ask to use my gun.
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 11:03 pm
Im gonna play paintball tomorrow and im nervous about the pain, what is it like, like a wet towel snap, and can u get armor and wear it, and what are some good advice about paintball.There's so many things about paintball, that i love the sport, and im a noob, so yeah.
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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:45 am
A little late to help you out, but by now, you know that being shot with a paintball stings slightly at first but your adrenaline takes most of it away. It leave a small welt and bruise that can turn a rainbow of colors depending on several factors. The best advice you can receive your first time playing is get shot, know what it feels like it and how little it hurts. Once you've been shot, everything else come easily. Another note, keep your body behind your bunker as much as possible. Plant your feet and lean, or snap as we call it, out of the bunker to shoot so that you only expose your head, shoulder, and marker. Hope this helps a bit and best of luck! Remember, its all about having fun!
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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:52 am
GodOfPaintball pbkgurl i like playin with noobs cuz you can teach em stuff. theres nothin like seein a kid tell his mama about shotin up the "pro" when she comes to pick him up and knowin you had somethin to do with that. besides its great to watch the "pro" when he gets peged by a 10 year old usin a rental. The only reason this ever happens is because the tourney player gets sloppy. That is why none of my team is alowed to play against noobs. 1. We always cream them 2. It makes us sloppy You sir, are an idiot. I've coached multiple new players up the sideline and they've shot out players better than me. Hell, I was coached up the snake and shot out roy richards when they were at out local field doing one of the Infamous Clinics. I played with Steven Lasher before he went pro with Infamous and was one of his snapping partners. We drilled every weekend and sometimes during the week and though he was better than me, I still shot him out all the time. Just because a player is new doesn't mean they are bad. They're inexperienced. Huge difference. If the better player is 'playing sloppy' and the new player shot them out, you better know that another player of higher skill can do it too. You've got a big head and I'd love to see you come out to one of our local fields with your team. Not playing newer players is counter-productive as they are the next generation who will keep the sport alive. Play with them, teach them, and let them have a chance to learn from everyone and shoot those players who are better than them.
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Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2010 2:46 pm
Simple_Condolences GodOfPaintball pbkgurl i like playin with noobs cuz you can teach em stuff. theres nothin like seein a kid tell his mama about shotin up the "pro" when she comes to pick him up and knowin you had somethin to do with that. besides its great to watch the "pro" when he gets peged by a 10 year old usin a rental. The only reason this ever happens is because the tourney player gets sloppy. That is why none of my team is alowed to play against noobs. 1. We always cream them 2. It makes us sloppy You sir, are an idiot. I've coached multiple new players up the sideline and they've shot out players better than me. Hell, I was coached up the snake and shot out roy richards when they were at out local field doing one of the Infamous Clinics. I played with Steven Lasher before he went pro with Infamous and was one of his snapping partners. We drilled every weekend and sometimes during the week and though he was better than me, I still shot him out all the time. Just because a player is new doesn't mean they are bad. They're inexperienced. Huge difference. If the better player is 'playing sloppy' and the new player shot them out, you better know that another player of higher skill can do it too. You've got a big head and I'd love to see you come out to one of our local fields with your team. Not playing newer players is counter-productive as they are the next generation who will keep the sport alive. Play with them, teach them, and let them have a chance to learn from everyone and shoot those players who are better than them. i do the same thing when i play rec ball since most of the rec ball players are noobs and rentals. I usually stay back and tell them where to go, if a side is falling or needs help then that's where i go. I also use my pump instead of my protege when playing with beginners. A lot of the advanced players here like coaching new players when they play on the airball field.
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Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 3:00 pm
Simple_Condolences A little late to help you out, but by now, you know that being shot with a paintball stings slightly at first but your adrenaline takes most of it away. It leave a small welt and bruise that can turn a rainbow of colors depending on several factors. The best advice you can receive your first time playing is get shot, know what it feels like it and how little it hurts. Once you've been shot, everything else come easily. Another note, keep your body behind your bunker as much as possible. Plant your feet and lean, or snap as we call it, out of the bunker to shoot so that you only expose your head, shoulder, and marker. Hope this helps a bit and best of luck! Remember, its all about having fun! yeah i know, and i did watch paintball tips on youtube so i know all the terms and everything, i also own a Piranha GTI plus rampage and it works great, and i want advice for better gear, but not really better, like on my level, i only played like 2-3 times, i cant remember, but i just want to know better markers, hoppers, and better HPA tanks that are good for me.
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Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2010 8:53 pm
sooner54 Simple_Condolences A little late to help you out, but by now, you know that being shot with a paintball stings slightly at first but your adrenaline takes most of it away. It leave a small welt and bruise that can turn a rainbow of colors depending on several factors. The best advice you can receive your first time playing is get shot, know what it feels like it and how little it hurts. Once you've been shot, everything else come easily. Another note, keep your body behind your bunker as much as possible. Plant your feet and lean, or snap as we call it, out of the bunker to shoot so that you only expose your head, shoulder, and marker. Hope this helps a bit and best of luck! Remember, its all about having fun! yeah i know, and i did watch paintball tips on youtube so i know all the terms and everything, i also own a Piranha GTI plus rampage and it works great, and i want advice for better gear, but not really better, like on my level, i only played like 2-3 times, i cant remember, but i just want to know better markers, hoppers, and better HPA tanks that are good for me. what equipment do you have now?
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Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 8:49 pm
-GP-ninja sooner54 Simple_Condolences A little late to help you out, but by now, you know that being shot with a paintball stings slightly at first but your adrenaline takes most of it away. It leave a small welt and bruise that can turn a rainbow of colors depending on several factors. The best advice you can receive your first time playing is get shot, know what it feels like it and how little it hurts. Once you've been shot, everything else come easily. Another note, keep your body behind your bunker as much as possible. Plant your feet and lean, or snap as we call it, out of the bunker to shoot so that you only expose your head, shoulder, and marker. Hope this helps a bit and best of luck! Remember, its all about having fun! yeah i know, and i did watch paintball tips on youtube so i know all the terms and everything, i also own a Piranha GTI plus rampage and it works great, and i want advice for better gear, but not really better, like on my level, i only played like 2-3 times, i cant remember, but i just want to know better markers, hoppers, and better HPA tanks that are good for me. what equipment do you have now? well i have a piranha gti plus rampage, i think an empire loader, the one where ball can come in from the sides, like the hoppers that have a line in the middle if them to prevent jamming, but actually its b*****.I have a pure energy HPA air tank 48 cu, and 3000psi. i have a squeggie and a pod holder, its NeX and its camoflauge color, well a little of camo color. And also some gloves, well u know wat that is, and i just where a sweater with a hoodie, i like to play helmet on hoodie, and just some camo pants, and also a Vforce helmet, the green color and thats it, im really interested to get Vlocity hopper and hopefully a smart parts ion. i know it costs much, but i really like paintball and i would like to be professional.
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 11:07 pm
PaintballOwnange54 -GP-ninja sooner54 Simple_Condolences A little late to help you out, but by now, you know that being shot with a paintball stings slightly at first but your adrenaline takes most of it away. It leave a small welt and bruise that can turn a rainbow of colors depending on several factors. The best advice you can receive your first time playing is get shot, know what it feels like it and how little it hurts. Once you've been shot, everything else come easily. Another note, keep your body behind your bunker as much as possible. Plant your feet and lean, or snap as we call it, out of the bunker to shoot so that you only expose your head, shoulder, and marker. Hope this helps a bit and best of luck! Remember, its all about having fun! yeah i know, and i did watch paintball tips on youtube so i know all the terms and everything, i also own a Piranha GTI plus rampage and it works great, and i want advice for better gear, but not really better, like on my level, i only played like 2-3 times, i cant remember, but i just want to know better markers, hoppers, and better HPA tanks that are good for me. what equipment do you have now? well i have a piranha gti plus rampage, i think an empire loader, the one where ball can come in from the sides, like the hoppers that have a line in the middle if them to prevent jamming, but actually its b*****.I have a pure energy HPA air tank 48 cu, and 3000psi. i have a squeggie and a pod holder, its NeX and its camoflauge color, well a little of camo color. And also some gloves, well u know wat that is, and i just where a sweater with a hoodie, i like to play helmet on hoodie, and just some camo pants, and also a Vforce helmet, the green color and thats it, im really interested to get Vlocity hopper and hopefully a smart parts ion. i know it costs much, but i really like paintball and i would like to be professional. does your mask fog up? if so then upgrade that first. if not then get paintball pants. pretty much any brand is good and it looks better having paintball pants ans a sweatshirt than a paintball jersey over jeans or sweats. I also suggest a invert halo since it's cheaper and feeds 22 balls a second. you don't really need a hopper that feeds more than 20 now a days. Next you should upgrade your tank to a 4500psi. Tank size is all about personal preference since you want to get one that feels comfortable when it's on your gun. but if you are thinking about getting an ion, which is more of a gas hog, a 4500psi tank will help. Not to mention they are lighter. How much are you willing to spend on a gun?
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