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Paintball Success Tips, Issue #16 -- Retreating? April 13, 2005 |
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How And When To RetreatThe Art Of Retreating...
In paintball it is very important to know when and how to make assaults on But taking heavy fire is not the only reason to retreat. It may be to reposition your self in the field to take better cover. But paintball retreating should be with a purpose and should be designed to put your team in a better position. Even if you are retreating, you can gun down the opponent by good planning and teamwork. When you retreat move as a group. Your best defense is your combined firepower. ![]() The best way to adopt a retreat is to continuously open fire at the opponent for 2-3secs and make them duck their heads so that you can have time to move to your place. During the retreat you should turn around and look where the enemy is because if you lose the sight of the enemy you wont know where they are and that could be very dangerous. A good paintball retreat is not only running helter-skelter but to move in
a planned manner. ![]() Sometimes you may require to retreat in order to make the enemy fall in
to your trap. By staying engaged in continuous fire while retreating the
opponent may think that they are winning the battle instead of walking into
the trap. And that's what you are doing. The only time you should do a paintball
retreat without firing is when your teammates need help. Then also you should
move as a unit and open fire occasionally. Retreat only until you are fighting on even terms and stand your ground. This paintball guide is recommended. It's loaded with tips that will help you win at paintball.
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