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\nPaintball rules<\/p>\n
Paintball players generally have a high standard of sportsmanship. Everyone has the same goal: an action-packed day of friendly competition. Respect the players, respect the game and you will have a great time. Hera are some general paintball etiquette rules to abide by:<\/p>\n
1. Safety first<\/strong> 2. Keep your mask on<\/strong> 3. Don’t be a jerk<\/strong> 4. Remember paintball is a team sport<\/strong> 5. Mind your fire<\/strong> 6. Never shoot point blank<\/strong> 7. Don’t cheat<\/strong> 8. Clear the field when you’re hit<\/strong> 9. Respect the ref \u00a0 10. \u00a0 Be a good sport
\nSet your marker to shoot at a maximum velocity 300 fps as required. Anything higher can cause welts and broken skin. It’s a good idea to double check your marker’s velocity is at a safe limit before each game, even if you recently adjusted it.<\/p>\n
\nNever remove your mask on the field for any reason. If you see that someone has lost their mask on the field, don’t shoot. Yell \u201eblind man\u201c so other players are aware. Always use barrel plugs after play and keep your mask on until all barrel plugs are in place.<\/p>\n
\nAlways respect your teammates and opponents. No pushing, shoving, or any physical contact at all. Don’t bonus ball just for amusement. It only takes one solid hit for a player to be out. Shooting players multiple times unnecessarily is an easy way to discourage beginners from coming back.<\/p>\n
\nDon’t act like you own the field; give everyone a chance to get in on the action. Solid teamwork will win you more games that a focus on individual glory.<\/p>\n
\nNever blind fire, if you can’t see what you’re shooting at, don’t shoot. You could accidentally hit the refs or local wildlife.<\/p>\n
\nPaintballs can hurt at close range, even with protective gear! Allow opponents the opportunity to surrender if you have a clear shot within a range of 7 meters. If the player doesn’t surrender, aim for a shoe, gear, or padded area.<\/p>\n
\nWhen you’re hit, you’re hit. Don’t wipe paint off and keep playing; this is considered cheating. Hits a quarter size or bigger on anything you carry (gear, mask, marker, hopper, etc.) count. If you’re unsure if you’re hit, signal for a ref or yell \u201epaint check\u201c.<\/p>\n
\nRaise your arms and marker so other players know you’ve been hit. Quickly make your way to a safe zone to avoid being caught in crossfire.
\nNever fire after you’ve been hit.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>The referee’s fulling is the final word. Signal for the ref to judge if there any disputes during the play. The ref can eject you from the game for breaking any rules of the field.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>We know it’s a competition and you want to win. Strategize the heck out of the game but don’t get too aggressive to the point that you risk injury. Congratulate the winners with a \u201egood game\u201c even if you’re unhappy you lost.
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