first tourny and need to know some stuff...

[pbdante]

Alright the team i play for has been together for about a year
and we are playing in a tourny in a few weeks and it is our first and i need to know how much more paint to get other tha a case a person and its a five man tourny (oh and we have a back player that lays the paint down), tips, and if u think five guy with skill can take five fat slow guys with angels is who we will mainly be playing because we know alot of the guys playing there......

oh and don't give this go to a newbie tourny first because thats a wast of time and money because u can't get better playing skill below yours:pissed:

[SilentCyclone]

Just remember communication is the key with your back players and have them sweet spot and lane off the break. Just yell loud and let ppl know where everyone is.

[nycpb.com]

actually, walking the field is the most important aspect of the game in my opinion. knowing every inch of the field will definitely give you the biggest advantage

be sure that your 2 back players take the corners of the field that way they have vision of everything going on early on in the game. if you see all then you can tell all

[tonysk83]

Don't except to win.....think of it as a "learning" experience

[nycpb.com]

who says theyre expecting to win? ;)

i'm sure they're thinking that they're going to be in the top 10 but most likely walk out as one of the last 5 ;)

[Blacksheep]

Yeah...until they walk into the CFOA tournament and realize that Rookie is actually a mix of Novice and Am teams, hehe.

Anyway, it all depends.

How much paint do you normally shoot? What is the max number of games you can play (potentially, say you will win the tournament) and multiply it, and then toss in another game or two just to be sure.

Front players may use a 1,000 rounds (that was in 4 games though).

[shinobidice]

we came in 5th at my first tournament...