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Badlandz
I remember the day when we first tried our hands on a paintball gun.We
were very excited to just fire them,we were trigger- happy was the best way to describe us. When time came to test these
guns in a paintball field ,we always got beat and we were very disappointed.One victory was hard to come by until one
day we discovered badlandz.
CDR commando has been frequenting the said paintball field and slowly the
boys mastered the art of taking over the opponents.Lately,it was a thing of beauty to witness countless victories.Jomar and
Toto especially have shown great skills on tactical assault and take over.
We look forward to more battles and hopefully winning them.Photos
Scenario game
is a game with a storyline or theme behind it. It is best described
as a living storybook that begins with prologue created by the Producer/Director (available prior to the day of the event).
At the actual event, players are divided into two teams or “armies”, led by a General. All players are assigned
roles or characters and work together to accomplish missions, introduce, distribute, collect and work with props, and answer
storyline questions to earn points for their army. At the end of the game, points are tallied and the victorious army is revealed
(according to the number of points collected). Therefore, the scenario’s outcome is determined by the level of participation
of the players.
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February 21st,we braved the winter cold and introduced
some members and future members of CDR how the sports is played.Armed with a paintball marker and full S.W.A.T.uniform ,Lake,Paul,
Joemar,Andre,Ronel,Bon and
Alvin played at Paintball Blitz in
Gurnee.With awesome feedback about the experience,
another date was set.
for a round of blitz and splats.
PAINTBALL TIPS
1) Communication
- communication is the key to all team sports. Use your teammates to find out exactly what your opposition is doing and where
they are located on the field and vice versa. This insures that everyone on your team is on the same page.
2) Make
use of potential cover - You can use anything from trees, small hills, thick brush, to even tall grass.
3) Wait for
the right shot - Don't give away your position by firing aimlessly in your opponent's direction. When you find a target take
your time and wait for the good shot.
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4) Listen for your opponent's fire - While you're playing your ears can
be your best friend. Listen for your opponents to be talking amongst each other or shooting the other way, this is the perfect
time to make your move.
5) Try snapshooting - the term snap shooting refers to exposing yourself from behind cover for only
a brief period of time while you take a couple of shots before returning to cover.
6) Look at the field from different perspectives - what looks open while
your standing may be completely different if you are kneeling or crawling on the ground. There are different lays of the land
and growth on the forest floor that can completely conceal you.
7) Come out from behind cover with your gun ready - The main reason that
you should come out with your gun ready is so that you don't miss any shots by the time it takes you to raise your gun, aim
and pull the trigger.
8) Work with your teammates - It is so much easier to move up the field if you are working with
your teammates. You can give them cover fire for them to move and they can do the same for you.
9) Move around the
field - It is much harder for your opponents to focus in on you if you are constantly changing positions. This also creates
new angles on them while they are convinced that there are ten of you.
10) Don't keep coming out of your bunker in
the same spot - Your opponents will realize that you are coming out in the same area and will be waiting for you with their
gun up the next time you come out.
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