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Last time I played paintball, with a bun ch of fit 21 year olds… I spent most of the game shot up in the dead tent- but it is very fun. yeah, honor system, and you can end up with some nasty cuts & bruises, foggy masks can suck bullocks, but still fun. Laser tag has the advantage of atmosphere (ocaz everything isnt coated in paint) a more robust hit tracking system although it can be played to some’s advantage, it seems. instant respawn keeps you in the game, which is fun, but it does add a bit of adrenaline when you see projectiles coming towards you, so tactile feedback is a plus in my book. Plus yeah, some people bust out mad paintball machinery, which can be unfair.ahh machismo.

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I&#8217;ve never played laser tag, but I have played paint ball once. In paint ball, depending on the type of game you&#8217;re playing, you can definitely &#8220;respawn&#8221;. I know on the course we played at they made anyone that got hit walk back to their team&#8217;s side of the field and touch the wall before they could get back in. It was done on the honor system pretty much&#8230;although a guy normally knows when he hits you, so he can call you out if you don&#8217;t bow out voluntarily. I&#8217;m sure in tournament play or whatever it&#8217;s a 1 shot and you&#8217;re out deal..but on public paint ball courses where you&#8217;re paying by the hour for equipment and field usage, I think they try to keep you playing as much as possible. Also, my one experience was on an indoor course, so outdoor courses may be a different story.As far as comparing it to laser tag, which, again, I haven&#8217;t played, I&#8217;d say there are some key differences. I assume the markers used in laser tag are fairly accurate as they use infrared LEDs. Rental paint ball markers are anything but accurate..at least where I played. They&#8217;re generally $120 or less markers that shoot straight for about the first 10 feet then veer off randomly. This issue is greatly magnified if you break a ball in the gun and they don&#8217;t supply you with a squeegee to clean out the barrel.Paint ball requires protective eye wear which is very necessary but quite a pain in the ass&#8230;especially if you wear glasses. I spent 3/4 of my time either playing with a fogged up mask or cleaning off my fogged up mask&#8230;not fun.Paint ball is messy. Nasty, nasty messy. Perhaps it&#8217;s just the facility I was at, but there wasn&#8217;t a square inch anywhere in that joint, other than the lobby, that wasn&#8217;t covered in paint. They have carpet (god knows why!) in their locker rooms..and they were just nasty soaked with paint. Of course, that&#8217;s just facility upkeep and what not&#8230;but even playing for the few hours I played..I left drenched in paint. And it&#8217;s not even because I was getting tagged that much&#8230;I mean I was&#8230;but the majority of the paint is from laying down or crawling or crouching or leaning against a barricade or some such thing&#8230;again&#8230;everything you touch is covered in paint.Paint ball is expensive. If you want your own marker, a decent entry level one will cost you at least a couple hundred bucks&#8230;but you could spend far, far more. The paint is ungodly expensive as well. Me and a couple other guys split a case of paint, which is 2000 balls, and it was $75 total. So every time you pull the trigger it&#8217;s almost 4 cents! Doesn&#8217;t sound like a ton..but it adds up quickly&#8230;even more so if your gun is inaccurate, as you end up just sprayin&#8217; and prayin&#8217;.I guess that&#8217;s all I have for now&#8230;just my observations. I really need to get out and try laser tag sometime&#8230;sounds more my style.

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