Favorite Paintball Manuever: Bunkering (for more experienced players)

by BLACK OPS
(NJ )

My favorite of all paintball manuevers... this is deffinately a harder method of playing, it requires alot of mental awareness, physical strength, firepower, agressivness and overall the most important... BALLS! :P

If your not an agressive player, and you usually let your teamates do the work and you just kinda sit in the back and throw some paint at people as they run by, this isnt really for you, but dont worry, it all comes with time, practice and experience. So anyways, not to go off on a tangent, for those of you who think your aggressive enough to try this, you wanna first eliminate most of the opposing players, which im not getting into because you all should know what to do for that, (I usually wait until theres is a MAXIMUM of 2-3 enemies left).

Now what I usually try to do is single them out, split them up and drive them into a bunker, now that we have them spaced out, we can pick them off one by one. this is crucial to the bunker manuever.

Dont EVER go to bunker someone if theres an entire team still on the field and they are all in the same general location. like I said, split them up, focus on one guy, but be completely aware of any other players that may be left, and keep them busy too, lay some paint.

Now what I do is lay down ALOT of paint on the bunker where the guy is hiding, this is to keep him down so I dont get return fire. then when he is down in the dirt, I make a mad dash for his bunker, still laying out paint like rain, and I continue to run right passed his bunker and as I pass it, I shoot him about 50 times haha :P then you wanna hit the dirt yourself because chances are the other team saw you run for the bunker and they are gonna start to shoot at you, but if your good enough that wont be a problem.

Trust me, this is the greatest feeling in paintball when u bunker someone. I feel like an all star when I do it! Haha have fun everyone keep trying and playing.

Paintball is the greatest sport out there, but the most important thing is to have fun guys. :)