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High Velocity II Outdoor Paintball Field
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(631) 242-2096 |
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Address: |
426 Mill Road
Coram, New York 11727
USA
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| Date There: |
April 14th, 2008 |
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Paintball
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Less than a month |
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Other Fields
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COUSINS (NEVER PLAYED) |
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EXIT 64 OFF LIE |
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LET ME STAR BY LETTING YOU KNOW THAT I AM NOT EXPERIENCED AND AM WRITING THIS BASED ON MY FIRST EXPERIENCE. i PLAYED AT HIVI TODAY AND HAD A GREAT TIME! WHAT I WASENT HAPPY ABOUT WAS THE $100 DOLLARS I SPENT TO PLAY.
PROS:
STAFF WAS EXTREMELY HELPFULL- WAS HAVING A PROBLEM WITH MY TANK AND WITHOUT ASKING THEY HELPED ME OUT . ALSO 2 WORKERS TURNED DOWN TIP$ I TRIED TO GIVE THEM.
ATMOSPHERE OF EACH FIELD WAS UNIQE AND FUN
FOOD STAND'S
WATER N PICKNIC TABLE AREA W/ FOOT LOCKERS
OVERALL GREAT FIELD SETUP (VARIOUS MILITARY OBJECTS EX:PLANES/ CHOPPERS / SATTELITES ETC.)
FIELD SAFETY - IF YOU UNPUG YOUR BARREL FOR A SECOND OR TAKE OFF YOUR MASK YOU WILL ALMOST INSTANTLY BE TOLD TO PUT THEM ON
SERVICE FROM CERTAIN EMPLOYEES 2 PARTICULARLY
HOURS 10-5
CONS:
OVERPRICED $100 A CASE +AIR + ADDMISSION
TERRIBLE REFEREE'S (NO PAINT CHECKS / LONG WAIT BETWEEN GAME / CONFUSION )
SURRENDER RULE (WITHIN X AMOUNT OF FEET CALL SURRENDER AND THE OPPOSITION IS MANDATED TO SURRENDER)
FIELD UPKEEP IS HORRIBLE AT BEST (MUD PUDDLE FILLED FIELDS THAT SMELL LIKE SEWAGE IN SOME PLACES -I UNDERSTAND ITS SOME ASPECT OF ATMOSPHERE BUT THIS WAS TERRIBLE)
EXTREMELY UNORGANIZED
VERRY LONG WAIT TIME BETWEEN THE GAMES(DIDNT PLAY ALL THE FIELDS BUT ALL WERE RUNNING)
NICKEL AND DIME FOR EVERY LITTLE THING (AIR REFILL/ PAINT CANISTERS ETC.)
OVERALL I HAD FUN . AGAIN THIS WAS MY FIRST TIME AND I NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD COST A SMALL FORTUNE TO PLAY. THE FIELDS HERE ARE VERRY FUN. ITS A GREAT SETUP AND SCENARIO ALTHOUGH THERE ARE NOT MANY FIELDS AND SOME ARE FAIRLY SMALL. 7 TOTAL BUT I ONLY PLAYED 4 BECAUSE OF THE REF. I THINK COUSINS IS CHEAPER AND HAS MORE FIELDS SO THE NEXT TIME I GO I WILL BE GOING TO COUSINS INSTEAD AND MAKE MY DECISION FROM THRE. I WOULD RECOMEND GOING TO HIVI IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO BURN CAUSE ITS DEFINATELY A GOOD TIME. I JUST FEEL I CAN GET MORE FOR THE MONEY AT COUSINS SINCE I WANT TO PLAY MORE FREQUENTLY .
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| Date There: |
January 31st, 2003 |
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Paintball
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6 months |
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Other Fields
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cousins courm (blech)
cousins happauge (best indoor)
hivi indoor (2nd best indoor)
island paintball (blech)
liberty paintball (BLECH (rentals are good)) |
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ok i went here to visit and only played in giant round in castle, it's TON OF FUN! people think that it's just random shooting, they couldn't be wronger, if you make a squad and move up in an ordelrley fashon then you can beat the "loners" who think they're tough with they're egos blastin 25bps. and as a plus, other people will join in and make feild command squads and you will dominate! it's alot of fun and turns out to be much more fun then being a loner and doin the old spray n' pray techineque.(yean not about feild but it's about 1 spific place the only 1 i played in, i might make another review or add on to this if possible caus i'[m goin agiain on monday) |
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May 8th, 2007 |
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Paintball
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More than 5 years |
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Other Fields
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I've played at Skirmish out in PA, Cousins Newburg, Cousins LI, and a few other places around the country. |
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High Velocity is a great establishment so I'll try to go into some detail about it. I'll try to space out this review so it's easy to read.
First let me review the field. I've been going here since it opened. Back then the owner (or who acts like the owner) has always been present and happy to help out. He appears to genuinely want people to have fun at the field. I remember he used to park his military jeep or deuce&a-half on the main drag (RT112) and advertise the place. I've gone here about a dozen times or more since then.
The fields are simply awesome. Most of the reviews here are spot on. The only thing is that I wouldn't exactly call it "mil-sim". This is because the random equipment and gear that litter the fields aren't put in any real military style configuration. They're just plopped down as bunkers haphazardly. While it's unique to see real vehicles and hardware, eventually you'll just treat them as bunkers. Cool bunkers of course. What it does is make for really exciting gameplay. You'll hear a lot of "there's three guys in the helicopter!". There are plenty of bunkers and areas for you to plan tactics and maneuvers to try to outflank the opposing team. I believe this is the big reason these fields are better than any other ones. Most woodsball fields just let you duke it out in the open, which can lead to stalemates where people don't have the guts to run out in the open. The fields at high velocity definitely lead to fun games.
The only field I don't particularly enjoy is the Wild West one. It's an interesting idea, but the implementation isn't all that great. After you've played it once or twice, you'll realize the best strategy is just to run around the end and go house to house surrendering people. I've won games here where I don't fire a shot and eliminate 10+ people just on surrender rule. Personally I don't find it too exciting. Often I just move back a bit just to get a pot shot in. If they had move the rows of houses closer to each other, it might make for exciting cross-alley firefights. But oh well.
All of the other fields are great. Yes there are planes to hide in. It may be unfair, but the fields are big enough (or have tall enough grass) that even if one team owns the plane bunker, it's possible to defeat them. There are also plenty of jeeps, pickup trucks, and a locomotive to hide in.
The woods field is pretty fun as well. It's set up so there is a nice corridor in the middle where all the action takes place.
That brings us to the castle. Simply the best castle made for paintball ever. No doubt about it. Yes I've been to the castles in Skirmish. This castle is no joke. It is made entirely of cinder blocks. The basic overlay of the castle is two towers (each with a working flagpole with red and blue flag) which are connected by a bridge/walkway. This bridge is not a straight-shot -- there are walls in it so you can make your way across slowly. There is also walkways around and under it all.
My only beef with the castle is that so far high velocity treats the castle like some sort of daily super-event. About 3-4 times a day, they shut the place down and move everybody into the castle. They play regeneration (come back to dead zone and go back in) until one team raises their flag in the opposing tower. It's great fun if you like 100 vs 100 games. Personally I don't. Again, it's a matter of preference. If you like the sound of that, then yes it really is fun. I would rather place a nice 20 on 20 in there. I feel you get more strategy out of it instead of just random shooting. Shooting which obviously rakes in the paintball profits for the field.
The refs are generally good. It's hard to expect too much out of minimum wage kids working on the weekends, but most of them do try their best.
Crowds: as I alluded to earlier, I'd rather not play with humongous crowds in paintball. When High Velocity first opened up, they regularly had 15 on 15 at the most. However lately it's been growing to 30v30 and 40v40. Obviously this is the nature of the business, but they grow increasingly disorganized with more people. I wish they would cap a field at like 40 people and just rollover extra people onto another walk-on group. Also, this field plays 2 games max (often just one) at a field. Then they take everybody back to the general area which I feel is a waste of time. They just play 3 or 4 games before walking back.
This place is pretty good for groups. Their rentals are the best around. They actually use HPA for rentals which is pretty good. And as mentioned they have attached barrel plugs. They drop their rates a lot for large groups -- I've played where it was $10 per person to get in. Unfortunately they don't have overalls to rent though. Also the short walk to the fields makes it pretty each to get your group around.
Compared with Cousins Coram next door, it's a different experience. I've been to cousins about 15+ times. I generally like the fields at high velocity more since they promote movement and maneuvering. The cousins fields are pure woodsball so you have to be willing to do a lot of running without a lot of cover. I still play at both because I enjoy both types of play. However, for private groups I always choose to organize it at High Velocity.
Of and of course, one of the key benefits of high velocity over cousins is a real PARKING LOT! Cousins has a dirt lot so expect your car to get pretty dirty. Also the road into said lot is horribly marred with pebbles, rocks, and heck craters. If you have like a nice sports car you don't want to drive there. High velocity has a parking lot like those you'd find at wal-mart. Definitely a big plus if you have a nice car.
I gave this place a 10 because there isn't any place better around. The only negative would be for people who want to play (or practice) pure speedball because they don't really have that. I only hope their high level of service doesn't drop the more people go there. It's definitely dropped a bit since its inception.| Last edited on Monday, December 17th, 2007 at 1:50 pm PST |
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March 31st, 2007 |
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2 years |
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Other Fields
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Skirmish (PA), E-Jam (NJ)...... Skirmish is too expensive and the fields are not as fun. E-Jam is a nice option for a local place but the structures dont compare... |
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Quick check in, Nice Staff, Quick Air Fills........This field was a great time, they have multiple fields with alot of old army equipment on them to hide around and In. There is even a pretty large plane on the grounds.... There is even a field with full on trenches.. Check out the website to see the pics.... I can't wait for them to complete this monstrous castle they are working on.... It looks sick... As for the players there, The walk-on I played with were all good people.... We did get stuck playing a game with a couple of groups of players with matching gear who thought they were a team.... All they did was complain about being shot as if they werent at a paintball field.... But to our Ref's credit he got us out of that group the next game and into a bigger group of walk-ons.... |
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October 7th, 2006 |
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Paintball
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1 year |
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I played at E-Jam in New Jersey, i also got a chance to play at Camp Pendleton in San Diego |
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I have not been to too many places, but out of all the places i have been this place has the best fields, my favorite is world war 2.
People who work there are all good and easy too deal with.
A lot of regulars come to play, but they all nice and try to help you out if you never played there. Also you have lockers where you can keep all you gear which is excellent, most fields don't have that.
I even went to play there alone once since some of friends could not make it and i still had tons of fun there.
My next outing to this field is going to be October 22nd for the big game of We were Soldiers.
| Last edited on Friday, October 20th, 2006 at 5:39 pm PST |
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July 12th, 2006 |
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Paintball
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2 years |
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Other Fields
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only cousins indoor. but i wanted to try something new |
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Directions
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look it up on google. |
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First off let me say that I love this field and i will not play anywhere else after i played here. Everything about this place is great. When you first pull up it seems very military oriented, and at some point it is. They have a bunch of tents that you can put your gear and stuff in. they even come with lockers. As soon as you put your stuff down the refs for the day come over to your groupand give you a speech about safety, where to go, etc. Now lets talk about the fields.
*Woods*- I liked it. Pretty fast paced for woods ball. It was also pretty big. There were two main parts. there was the more open side, which i didnt really play at. An there was the more woodsball part. It had a huge hill. one team had the hill, but less places to hide, but the team on the lower part had more places to hide. Ranked 3rd
*Attack and Defend* Smallest of the fields with a little "tower" in the middle. It was pretty cool. Once it was small it was easy to move up on, but there was all the new players just stood in the back behind a wall. I liked it. Ranked 4th
*Air (plane) field* Pretty cool field. It had a bunch of vehicles to hide behind, like a huge plane in the middle.Like i said it was a pretty cool thing because ive never seen anything like it. Ranked 5th
*Western* cool idea, not the greatest field. I personally didnt like it. It was too faced paced for me. you also cant move that much because the instint you move you have 4 people shooting at you. Ranked 6th
* trenches* I personally liked this one. It was great. It had like real trenches, not little sissy one. I mean realy 6 -7 foot trenches. Just like world war 1. The problem with this field is you need to have good teammates, if your alone you can almost gurantee that your going to get out.. ranked 2nd
*world war 2* My favorite. Picture this, A huge field maybe the size of a football field. Huge 10 foot hills with army vehicles on top.Half the field in woods, a plane, many palces to hide. i consider it the "greatest woodsball field ever!" You must play here if your going
Also during the summer, on thursdays its bring your own paint. Which makes it so you can save a couple bucks while still having fun.
Overaly great field, i know i wont be playing anywhere else but there. 10 !!! |
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June 17th, 2006 |
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Paintball
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More than 5 years |
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Other Fields
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Cousins - More woodsball oriented, the only vehicle on cousins field is an old boat, and the terrain there is not as well developed as HV. Cousins is also a nice field but does not have as much money pumped into it as HV. Note: Cousins does have larger property but they dont use thier fields as effectively as HV in my opinion. Also note: HV does not have a speedball field anymore, I notice the last time I drove by there that thier speedball field is gone and they are planning on building some type of castle field
There are no other Outdoor Fields on LI as far as I know.
The only reasons I recommend HV over Cousins is that it has better facilities as far as lockers on tables, central location of staging area, paved parking lot, and a nice burger stand. I also personally found the HV fields more fun to play in since they have alot of nice features such as airplane hulls and old trucks. |
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Click on the site if you want directions. |
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I took a small group of players to High Velocity this past Saturday, I had played at the field once before solo but my gun broke that day and then it rained so I only played on two fields and didnt really get an experience to talk about. I was left with 3 bags of paint, and didnt get to use it. When I took this group down to HV almost a year later the owner Rob (nice guy) could not verify that it was his paint and told me I could not use it again. I would have been annoyed about this since it was clearly thier paint, but he gave my group of 10 the 20 person discount so we saved money and it basically evened out and also was a nice gesture. I wasnt planning on using the old paint for myself but to give ot my group later in the day anyways, probably towards the end of the day when you will basically shoot any paint you can find. but it didnt matter after he gave us the discount
I highly recommend this field to the seasoned and intermediate player. I also recommend this field to the first time or begining player but with some qualification if a young child under 13 years old is being introduced to the game. (please read below)
The different fields that they offer are great and have a nice variety of action and allow for strategic movement. My favorite was the WWII field since it has alot of nice dirt hills with vehicles on top and makes for some great action. I also liked thier woodsball field and thier Trenches field. The other great thing is everything is centrally located so there is not alof of walking to refill air or reload your paintballs. This field also offers lockers on the picnic tables that hold gear so it is a nice option as well.
The staff is nice, the referees are well trained and briefed my group properly as to critical elements such as when to call a player ou if you are close and even regarding blind shooting. We were in the "Walk On Group" which started out with 30 players in the morning and by the late afternoon ended up with 40 on 40 firefights. Even HV's smaller fields can handle that large a number of players at a time although they some might not look that big at first glance.
The large group size at the end of the day is good for me but I had my 12 year old nephew with me who only played for the second time. He had a blast but at one point someone shot him at close range instead of calling surrender. I was close by and yelled at the the guy for it, (truthfully my nephew got a little tougher from it and at least the guy didnt totally light him up)
The ref also came and took that guy out of that game for taking such a close shot. The next game we played the ref reiterated the 10 foot rule to all 80 players, and advised that if he saw anyone shoot a little kid at close range they would be booted from the field. I appreciated that they made it clear, but it was after the fact, and it seemed to me that they should have probably briefed some of these new walk on players about this rule since there were constant add ons. Note I do not know if they did and this was just one idiot who decided to take a shot but it seemed obviously to me he might not have been spoken to about it the surrender rule for taking such a close shot at that range especially when it was a little kid.
NOTE: I am a longtime baller and understand that if you dont want welts then dont play paintball,but there is a different if you are a grown adult popping a little kid at five foot range who has his back to you.
This is why I advise parents of young children - who are playing for the first time, that only go this field if you have your own private group. I was under the assumption that there would be two walk on groups, a low tech and a high tech, but it was not the case. So be weary as if you have a young child and are a walk on, they will be playing with people who have electronic guns, some capable of shooting 15 balls a second....
NOTE: There are tons of little kids out there who can handle playing in an experienced group, I have seen them some even have guns that shoot at high rates which I dont necessarily agree with, however those are kids who have been playing the game a while and know how to avoid getting hurt. My nephew who is a newb was not at that level and I would have prefferred to be in a rental gun only group. Therefore I advise you to make your own judgments about your kid.
NOTE: This is true for most paintball fields however not just HV.
NEGATIVES: The only thing I didnt like was the fact that on three occasions people in my group had rental guns that did not work and some people missed a game. They use Tippman Pro Carbines, but the field gave them a replacement rental gun soon thereafter. On one occasion the replacement gun was also leaking go figure, ..
The nice one thing about HV's rental guns is that the barrell plugs are built in so that it cant be lost, other fields will charge you when you lose a barrell plug, but this is not the case with HV since it is attached to the gun. Also it is white and for players like me who are extra safe it is easy to spot people around you who might have slipped by without a plug in the guns.
CONCLUSION: HV is a great field, I commend the owners for making the field the way they have, pumping money into it to bring nice things like a Airplane hull at the site etc... If i was going to build my own field it would be pretty much like HV. Other than the incident with my nephew , I and my group had a blast and would definetely go to this field again. Lastly even though some might disagree the burgers are tasty.
I would have given this field a 10 but it lost a point for the three faulty rentals. I did not subtract a point for the nephew incident cuz it might have just been a stupid player, and the ref bawled everyone out afterwards which shows they were concerned about it just like me and not ignoring a potentially hazardous condition.| Last edited on Monday, June 19th, 2006 at 9:41 am PST |
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March 1st, 2006 |
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2 years |
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Other Fields
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Cousins Paintball |
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I normally play at Cousins Paintball. However, This weekend they were so busy they didn't have enough rentals to accommodate my group. I knew Hig Velocity was close by and figured I would give it a try. I was very disappointed. The place was a disaster. Everything from the equipment to the staff. They have a very limited number of fields. My group was bored after playing a couple of games. Needless to say, I will not go back. Next time I will be smart enough to book ahead at Cousins. |
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Sunday, January 29th, 2006 |
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January 28th, 2006 |
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Paintball
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1 year |
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Other Fields
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Ring Homestead: very good, good refs, good fields, not as extensive as high velocity
Paintball Depot: poorly maintained, as costly, much more disorganized
Ruckus: nowhere near as extensive, but it's a bring your own paint field so much cheaper |
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This was my groups first trip to high velocity. When we arrived we were pleasantly surprised to find the staging areas covered with camouflaged carports. Each table had lockable chests on it to store your gear in. Blasting over loudspeakers, was rock 'n roll music like The Who and Pink Floyd. There was running water over sinks to clean your gear off. Every 15 minutes the refs would come around yelling out a game was about to begin for walk ons at one of the different fields. The fields we played in during the day included airfield, the trenches, frontier town, and the woods. I found the refs to be both professional and courteous. During each scenario there would be three refs; one for each team as well as one stationed at the door to make sure that everyone entering had their masks on and everyone exiting had their barrel plugs in and their guns on safety. If you needed any help during the day, the refs would be more than happy to help you. The cost was for paint was high, but at this particular point during the year there was no cost for admission. The paint cost $100 for case of Pro caps. Not one person on my team, had one ball break in their barrel for the whole day. Air was $10 for all day pass for Nitro or $10 for three 20 ounce fills of CO2. there was a snack bar, as well as Porta PotIes which were cleaned every day. Players ranged from newbies to pros with everything in between. All in all my group had a great day and I would return there in a minute. Would have given this field at 10 rating if the paint costs weren't so high. |
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November 30th, 2005 |
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1 year |
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Other Fields
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Cousins Paintball Outdoor - Great Field
Cousins Paintball Indoor - Great Speedball Field |
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I think Cousins Paintball is a great field. From your reviews I can tell most of you people dislike Cousins alot. I dont know why. I have gone to both High Velocity and Cousins many times. The fields are made for 2 different styles of play. High Velocity is for milsim type players and Cousins is made for just plain woodsball players. I live 20 min. away from both fields and people where I live are either hardcore HV paintballers or hardcore Cousins paintballers. I happen to like both equally. Even though this review is not supposed to be about Cousins, I want to clear things up about the two fields because I feel that the people writing these reviews on HV is giving Cousins a bad reputation. I have gone to each field at least 20 times each.
PRICE:
High Velocity's and Cousins prices are about the same. $20 for addmission, $10 for rental (both fields rent Tippmann Pro Carbines)and about $100 for 1 case of paint (2000 balls). I find it cheaper to go to Cousins because I get free addmission passes to Cousins off EBAY. At both fields I use around 600-800 paintballs and spend (without free addmission pass to cousins) around $80 to play the whole day.
TYPE OF PLAYERS:
Both have a fair mix. Some first timers and some serious players.
REFS:
Both fields refs are about 18 years old. I do notice that HV refs are more helpfull and easy to find. Cousins refs dont really help unless you ask and you can usually find them sitting around smoking and talking to each other. I would rather have a HV ref help me but Cousins refs are not bad at all. Just a little lazy.
FIELD LAYOUT:
High Velocity fields are designed to be liked by milsim type paintballers. There is military vehicles but not many. There is 2 planes that you can go in, but they are not military. They are just old twin engine private planes with everything ripped out of them. Out of every 10 vehicles, only 4, I would say are true authentic military vehicles.(most are jeeps) Some non-military are pickup trucks and others are plywood things. Even though most are not military, it is still very fun to stick your barrel out of a window of a truck and shoot people. The basic layout of a HV field is a big clearing with vehicles scattered everywhere, trenches and dirt mounds to climb and in some areas woods.
Cousins fields are just plain old plywood buildings in the middle of the woods. Nothing special.
RENTALS:
Both fields rent Tippmann Pro Carbines for $10 but HVs rentals are newer and in a little better condition.
POTTYS:
Both have smelly porta potties.
FOOD:
Cousins has a pickup truck that has a freezer, that sells a wide variety of drinks like Snapple, Coke, 7UP, water, milk and more. The truck also has a heater that holds coffe, pizza, sandwhiches, hot dogs, hamburgers, and stuff I have never seen before. It also has lots of candy.
High Velocity has a perminant little wood shed thing that has drinks (mostly Gatorade and Coke), fresh hamburgers right off the grill, (they cook them there) and stuff like that.
Cousins has an overall bigger selection. But they are both tasty.
CONCLUSION:
The fields are for different types of paintballers. Also alot of people write these reviews right after they go to the field for the first time. HV is so different and fun that right after you go there its very easy to bash Cousins which is nothing new. If you like milsim paintball, HV is the place for you. If you like normal woodsball, you would like Cousins. Its your personal opinion. I think you should try both fields ( they are a block away from each other) and make your own desicion. I give both a 10.
| Last edited on Thursday, December 15th, 2005 at 4:18 pm PST |
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