[glaman5266]

Rodeos are good. I want to trick out a Spyder for a sniper gun. Maybe throw a Q-Loader on it...

[justone]

Originally Posted by Spade914

Yeah, I know you can play with other than Tippmanns, but a majoity of woods guns tend to be Tippmanns.

yeah, and i don't got anything against them like alot of ppl...

the main thing you need to do to get a spyder woodsball ready is first get a flat color or even better camo. then take black electricians tape and tape of everything chrome or white. (hose, presure gauge, hopper lid, trigger frame (especially led lights), barrel (or better yet a J&J barrel))

After that spyders aren't half bad for woodsball.

[Massriot]

I would like to join...
because I have never even played (real) speedball...
and woodsball is fun... I dont want a gun that shoots like 31+ bps, its worthless to me.

-Jude

[Spade914]

My philosophy is that if they are close enough to you that the color of your gun gives you away, then they are close enough to shoot you and vise versa. Thats just me though.....

Welcome aboard all new members!

[ruger]

i hate speedballers cause they turned a kick a@@ wargame into a faggy little sport.Now us woodsballers are screwed cause we have to either spend alot of money on uping our tippys(in my eyes tippmann is the most greedy co. out there)or settle with these speedball guns that that are shinier than the friggin sun.there should be a company that makes woodsball looking guns with speedball performance,and doesnt charge an arm and a leg(cough, cough,TIPPMANN).im gonna piss alot of speedballers of with this.

HA! HA! HA!

[ruger]

hey can i join the woodsball club

[Spade914]

Actually, i doubt that many speedballers will read this

[ghostinthewood]

Lets see, i just got out of the woods so i think that says it all . . .

[JordanE]

Even thought we don't really have any woods here in vegas i still much prefer are verison of woodsball to speedball. We have alot of canyons and mountains to play in so much better then speed ball Ima.

[Spade914]

Wlcome aboard you two!

[ruger]

hey could i join the club i only play in the woods. ive never speedballed.

[calen]

#26 i think? Scenario Paintball,Team Code3

[gdrumm]

Well, jot me down in this little club. My poor wife, she has no idea how much of our money I'm gonna consume on this game.

[hotshot_1392]

I love playing in the woods because everything builds up to one moment when you've got a bead on the opponent and all of a sudden your not concentrating on talking or breathing, you see one shot. All of a sudden he (or she) moves into the clearing, all you think is "One shot one kill". And then POP and you find yourself siting there looking at what you had accomplished. Then move to cover and think about your next move.

Eveybody also feels equal and acts equal. Nobodys there to cheat or whipe, there just there to have a good, safe, fun time.

[calen]

in woodsball its hunt,or be hunted

[Wilson1]

first off its a larger course than speedball and all natural surroundings. Woodsball there is more strategy and more tactics that can be used on the other team and it is a THRILL when you stand behind a huge tree hearing the paint hitting the opposite side from the one your on

[Marine786]

Put me in as well. I do have one problem though. Why do you assume that woodsballers dont use high-end guns? Of course, I have a tippmann a-5, but I have a DM5 and an immortal viking as well. Speedball is fun once and awhile, but I will play woodsball till die. The strategy, team tactics, its just a blast

[doublenot7]

As long as it involves little gelatin capsules filled ith a marking fluid, I am there

[gdrumm]

Originally Posted by MrLuckyPants

We have a rule where we play woodsball -- there's no crying in paintball. We act like gentlemen, we play honest and fair, and treat our markers better than we treat our wives (no throwing them in the dirt when we lose).

There's great camaraderie, we use actual tactics instead of hosing three square feet of space with hundreds of paintballs, and new players are actually *encouraged* to join and learn instead of being targets to feed our egos.

There's the thrill of the unknown when moving through heavy cover, and the feeling of elation and accomplishment when your last 10 minutes of low-crawling through bushes lets you get the drop on a half-dozen of your opponents.

Here! Here!

[!!Stop shooting me!!]

ya count me in nothing beats the thrill of jumping into bushes to evade your oponents fire and jumping out and hosing them down with paint...enough said

[wispaintstyle]

I'm still using the marker that pioneered the sport as a whole. What better place to use it and all my wonderful toys than in the one and only field built by and out of the earth mother.

from the looks of things I'm #26. Woot.