dont let them do you like a dog is all. dont cower in the corner, fight back! make agressive moves... iv held off 3 kids w/ semi's with nothing but my pump no paint and a little co2.
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"You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." -John Morley
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Move and "narrow your field"
I agree with the others, you should shoot and move. Don't get stuck on one side of the bunker or the other and try to move laterally so as to "narrow the field". In other words if you can make it to a tape line you don't have to watch as much area on one side, thus allowing you to better protect yourself and have a more focused field of view when advancing. Don't forget that most players are right handed and tend to shoot more from the right side of their bunkers as well as advance in that direction. If you can move to their left, you will often be able to use their own bunkers to create blind spots. Move to flank if at all possible and advance. Don't be afraid to shoot out one side while peaking around the other side. Do not allow your barrel to stay sticking out one side of the bunker and don't be afraid to make a quick peak over the top, just not often or more than once per bunker if you can help it.
Good hunting,J.J. Brookshire
Director of Business Development
National Paintball Supply, Inc.Comment
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