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NRG Paintball Field
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0808 1800 888 |
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The Studio, Covers Hall Farm
Westerham, United Kingdom |
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| Date There: |
June 9th, 2007 |
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Paintball Experience: |
More than 5 years |
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Other Fields in the Area: |
Delta Force - Sevenoaks - I can't really describe the difference, but Delta Force is obviously profit based, with the marshalls really doing nothing at all during the games, whereas NRG treat you as individuals and real people, and want you to have the best day you can. |
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Directions to the Field: |
On the A25 between Westerham and Oxted
OXTED -------- LIMPSFIELD ----------- Grasshopper Inn ----- Clackett Lane ---------- NRG Paintball ------- WESTERHAM |
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Safety - All explained in full details before play. Two very secure safe zones, no problems thrgouhout day.
Fields - They use one field for just about all of the agmes, I think the ref said it was 38/40 acres, and we were free to wdien our tactics to encounter flanking teams etc. For the speedball players there was an arena boards field to keep your adrenaline pumping!
Hours of Operation - The day was 9am-4pm, I think we fitted in about 10 games, hard to remember. I think they are only open on weekends.
Prices - Not the cheapest I have seen, but by no means over expensive, great deals for kids.
Rules - Gun shots don't count, head shots do.
Services - 4x toilets - 1x kitchen with FREE tea, coffee and squash.
Proshop - wasn't one, buit they did seell ther basics at their reception, such as gloves.
Staff - Very friendly, catering people
Refs - This in my opinion is what made NRG Paintball stand out from many other paintball sites I have been to. At Delta Force, they are there to take you to your field, explain the objective and take you back. At NRG, when a paintball is fired, a marshall will be there before you can shout for a paint check. These guys were commited, they were obviously paintball veterans, and they seemed to care about us having a great day, whether they took a couple of paintballs in crossfire or not. I even saw one step between two players who got a bit angry with close range shooting and the marshall took a paintball for one of the guys (presidential bodyguard style!)
Players - A nice mix of newbies and experienced players. There were some walk-ons there, but the marshalls made sure they limited their markers to semi-auto without ramping in consideration for the younger players.
Food - As I said, free tea, coffee and orange squash. You get a free Quarter Pounder with cheese, onions and salad at lunch, and there are crisps, chocolate bars, pot noodles and a wide assortments of drinks availible to buy throughout the day.
Other - I am a paintball veteran, but I have never seen 'dispatches' used in rec-ball. When you sign in, you are given a number on your hand. The on the field, a marshall can take your nuimber when you perform a heroic feat, or embarass yourself in front of your whole team. These are all read out in each mission debrief, and usually bring up a few laughs. At the end of the day, the player who got the most gets a 'Player of the Day' and some voucher booklets were given out for players who got 'Most Kills' and 'Most Embarassing Death', it was a nice touch to an already great paintball site.
All in all, I recommend it to all
10/10
P.S - The day I went they had just upgraded all punter guns to Infernos from Tippman '98s, and installed a compressor filling at 3000psi which players could use themselves whenever they liked!| Last edited on Monday, June 11th, 2007 at 5:16 pm PST |
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February 10th, 2006 |
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Paintball Experience: |
3 years |
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One thing that i would add to the post below is that they do let you use electric markers, well, within reason. They are not going to let you use a 20 bps gun because that would just be unfair. But they did let me use my Diablo Mongoose II 'Reincarnation'
However the paint that we used was really poor. It might have just been that because it was a sunday that the paint was left over paint or something but it was bursting in my barrel a lot and in my m8's gun too. That was the only downside, oh and it isnt the cheapest of places. It does cost a little bit more than i would expect.
But yes, they use the WHOLE place, so you can run your ass off and flank the enemy. they have a speed ball arena but not an air ball. Which was a shame. Must say i do like using all the space and not being confined to a small field, but there is a drawback. They do not have a large capacity. They can only fit in about 100 people at max, and that really is max! but it does make for a really fun day! and hell, maybe i just got a bad day for paint. maybe it is the best paint around at other times.
One sure thing, im going there again!| Last edited on Thursday, March 9th, 2006 at 4:39 am PST |
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Sunday, August 8th, 2004 |
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Period of Field Use: |
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Paintball Experience: |
6 months |
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Other Fields in the Area: |
Delta Force |
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| Review: |
This is a nice ass field. It is one big woodball arena. The whole area can be utilised for tactics and manouveres. There are two story towers, a village with some buildings on stilts. There is also a large three story fortress. They set you an objective and they take you to the starting points. It can do anything from there.
It is very professionally run and they allow you to use your own guns (as long as they are not electric in any way, shape or form). All of the equipment is of very high quality. They use Tippman 98s. Compared to delta force, it is heavenly. Could do with a speedball area. I have never played it with inflatable bunkers, but I have heard it is fun.
They are also now doing airsoft, which could be pretty cool.| Last edited on Wednesday, August 11th, 2004 at 3:59 am PST |
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