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“Give me your freaks, your poor,
Your hibiscus masses yearning to brass wield,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the hungry, stock-classy to thy field,
I lift my lamp alongside Velcor!”
Good paint combined with some "flow state" voodoo where you just can't seem to miss. Doesn't really matter who I'm playing with - great guys or A**holes, when you drill someone in the mask right between the eyes it rarely gets argued! usually happens for a bit in the second half of the day. its really about those memorable shots for me. great crew and all pumps or stock really are just icing on the cake. back to back days with a campout and great food really also really make for the perfect day.
I think they mean a state of mind where you aren't really thinking and deciding what you're going to do next. Your thoughts and actions "flow" one into another without effort.
People often use it for that feeling where you get lost in your work and everything clicks, or when writing comes effortlessly.
But it could also mean not thinking to yourself "I need to slide into that bunker over there and pop the guy on my left before bumping up one more," you just do it. Or better yet, it just happens.
Showing up at the field & there being a good turnout for one. It’s much more fun when there’s a big group. Also, I’m by myself & don’t really know anybody there other than the owner so ending up on a good team is a big thing. By “good” i mean the others having good attitudes, good communication, etc. it doesn’t hurt if they’ve got some experience & skills either.
I love our pump get togethers the most. It’s a guaranteed good time. The battles are just so intense! Any one of them will run you down if given the opportunity and I would gladly return the favor. The Play is fast paced aggressive but friendly. I love playing people who are highly skilled, I enjoy a good challenge and live to battle. I love the back and forth friendly shit talking. Learning a players “style” and playing off that. Smart players who make you think. Players who have god like instinctive aim ability. Players who are super sneaky and move like lil ninjas and keep you on your toes and the adrenaline pumping.
It’s all the fun of competitive play without the cost or the drama. I don’t really care what people shoot really but there is nothing like a day of Stock Class play in perfect conditions with the boys. It’s definitely my favorite way to play.
I’m also a slut for good paint. Big bore, heavy, and fly true; Yes Please!
Gear working good, weather that isn't making me miserable, and above all the kind of matches that lead to stories later. Other players bringing the right attitude to the field (it's a game, let's have fun) makes for a great day of ball.
good company, good paint, decent weather (70*’and partially sunny) and an elimination or two…
literally NOTHING compares to a great set of guys (and ladies… Bangarang and Mrs. Cavemanpaintball ) to ball with.
I’m spoiled with my Ragnastock brothers, the pump king crew and the handful of other’s I get to play with that have a great paintball culture and I can call friends.
Good company for sure, nice shooting paint, no marker break downs, good food, good conversations and excitement post game, seeing veterans helping the new players, people showing up with vintage gear and showing it off, no rain, and no rule breakers or hot heads.
Running into a few dudes I haven't seen in a year or 10 and catching up.
Helping a first time player get hopelessly addicted to our little game of tag.
Lending gear or material to someone having "technical difficulties" so their day is happy. Or better still, benefiting from that kind of generosity myself.
Going to barbeque, or pizza, or pho afterwards and telling "war lies".
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