I really love this technics, they dont have time to react and hardly have time to realize they are being destroyed. When we tried it me and my team i really loved it...
Jan 04, 2010 Rating
Simple works best by: Nate R. Freshcorn
i like this and other simple strategy because simple, simply works the best. a lot of squad commanders try to be clever and devise complicated straegies. i have personally been a victim of such leadership. not only are complicated tactics hard for new recruits to remember, but there's a lot that can go wrong with those strategies as well. simple strategies like this are easy to execute, and take only a little practice to get right. what's more its so effective that if executed correctly, a squad of five can remove an enemy installation as big as two times as many. i highly recomend this strategy to be implimented by any squad commander looking to increase their tacticall efficiency.
Dec 26, 2009 Rating
Finally got the message by: Karen Kimberley
I finally gleaned out the meaning of your article amidst the poor grammar and mis-spelled words, and have to agree that this "age-old" technique really does work. Joshua used it in days of old when attacking the city of Jericho, the American natives used it when attacking the wagon trains encroaching on their home lands, war generals have always preferred this tactic,even though it wasn't always possible to implement. Of course, it is a tactic that will translate, easily, over into the game of woodsball paintball. Always remember, the bigger the tree or rock, the better the cover. LOL
