[John]

Whatever spot Jacob Edwards plays on the field, he's playing to win, and win now.

Although that aggression might sometimes work against him, Jacob is without a doubt one of the most explosive players and aggressive gunfighters in the pro division.

Hear from the man himself and his teammates what's needed to be Built To Win.



Filmed & Edited by: Ludo Roux.

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[L4sT_ReSOrT]

Great roster, looks like a lot of guys from their 2010-2013 era when they were at their best. Like most teams I wish there was more aggression and maybe some young talent. Seems gone are the days of running fast front players in favor of entire teams gun-fighting in the back.

[WillyW0nka]

Awesome video, sans the fat-shaming. Clearly he developed a layer for bounces. Ask the Jackson brothers, there’s a science to this. Being skinny is for D3 nerds, the pros know what’s up.

[dubv187]

Originally Posted by L4sT_ReSOrT

Great roster, looks like a lot of guys from their 2010-2013 era when they were at their best. Like most teams I wish there was more aggression and maybe some young talent. Seems gone are the days of running fast front players in favor of entire teams gun-fighting in the back.

I don't know if those days are completely gone, just the way Damage's roster is built that's their strength and has been for 10 years.

[FriendlyFire OG]

I wouldn't even really call it fat shaming, Joey simply stated he was out of shape/conditioning which can easily be worked on and still manage his weight. The kid has been playing in the league since he was 13, he is growing up and putting on size is apart of that. If his conditioning was on par id love to see him go head to head with some of the top guys! That man can gun battle with the best of them.

[BIG T25]

Originally Posted by FriendlyFire OG

I wouldn't even really call it fat shaming, Joey simply stated he was out of shape/conditioning which can easily be worked on and still manage his weight. The kid has been playing in the league since he was 13, he is growing up and putting on size is apart of that. If his conditioning was on par id love to see him go head to head with some of the top guys! That man can gun battle with the best of them.

I think that guy was joking. Or at least I hope he was. No reasonable person would look at a coach telling an athlete to get in better shape and call it fat shaming.

[AngelsNightmare]

These kind of videos virtue are making are great. I enjoy a look at an individual player with interviews and other players outlooks then the run of the mill highlight video. Reminds me of the old DerDer videos. Paintball needs more of this.

[Subterfuge]

Aggression really depends on the layout. Some field layouts just have a vast no man's land between the back and center 50, or from the center to the snake. Sometimes the snake runner has to run through three to four potential lanes just to make it to snake 1 on the break. It's impossible to edge for him, when you have three bunkers that have the same lane a tank can drive through.

Sometimes the frontman only has to worry about one bunker shooting him at a time and can win a straight forward gunfight, sometimes the whole field has the shot on his primary bunker.

Fields are sometimes biased toward the backman, sometimes the field creator doesn't know the frontman can exploit his layout and wreck the other team; however, this exploitation is usually the local layouts though. I think the NXL layout creators know exactly what they are doing when they reward aggressive players.

One lower divisional league was an absolute bunker fest. Then the next layout for that league had all the bunkers pushed to the back with huge massive lanes and a tiny snake where s1 was an instant death trap. It wasn't even functional as cover, you had to skip it. You were stuck in the back until most of the other team was eliminated. I wasn't quiet voicing my hatred for that field.

[BigNicky]

This video really rustled my jimmies. Some videos really capture the emotion of the game. And this one did just that. Had some adrenaline coursing through me after watching it.

Big Ups to Ludo for making this film. And Shouts out to Jacob. Been a top killer for a long time now.

[overshot01]

Damage has always been one of the most available and candid teams in the game. Love to see this continue.

[gatorsnrams28]

Originally Posted by AngelsNightmare

These kind of videos virtue are making are great. I enjoy a look at an individual player with interviews and other players outlooks then the run of the mill highlight video. Reminds me of the old DerDer videos. Paintball needs more of this.

Agreed, I would love to see more of these player spotlight videos. As opposed to watching highlights from past events it gets you more excited for the events to come.