geography request.

[martlet1]

What region of the country do you live in and what type of terrain do you play at your home fields. example

Region: Southeastern Missouri, Cape Girardeau/Jackson.

Terrain: Swampland and Very steep hills, gullies and farm fields.

Weather: 20-40 degrees in January, 80-100 inJuly. really friggin humid all year round.

paintball field size: about a hundred acres, give or take 5 acres.

[MTU_Paintballer]

Northeast Wisconsin--Marinette, WI.
Forest, fields, some hills
70-90 in summer, Some Humidity

During the fall, winter and spring I live/play in the northernmost part of upper michigan. Where it is very hilly forest and 50-70 degrees when we play in the spring and fall, and we can't play in the winter due to massive snowfall.

[Skull]

Region: North Eastern Oklahoma: Broken Arrow/Tulsa
Terrain: Diciduous forest, rocky hillsides, deep gullies, and open farm fields.
Weather: 20-40 in January, 90-100+ in July
Field Size: 200 acres easy... give or take 10 acres

[Incube]

Nova Scotia, Canada
Land Type: Large hills grass rocks mud snow and dry in the summer

[simon woodstock]

Region: Northern California
terrain: woods with small hills and elevation changes, many large rock formations
weather: dry heat in summer 70-100+ degrees winter is warm but rainy or foggy.
size:35 acres behind my house, play on 1 or 2 (avg) but boundaries vary accordingto game type and number of players

[Incube]

Originally posted by simon woodstock
Region: Northern California
terrain: woods with small hills and elevation changes, many large rock formations
weather: dry heat in summer 70-100+ degrees winter is warm but rainy or foggy.
size:35 acres behind my house, play on 1 or 2 (avg) but boundaries vary accordingto game type and number of players
is that a hard place to play? like is it very challangeing would you say?

[simon woodstock]

kinda, its really fun, you can avoid the rocks or use them but if you do your're pretty much stuck. but its lots of fun, its easy to hide but hard to find people. i think its a lot of fun, if we make small boundaries it gets really fast paced, lots of running. I can't compare it to any other terrain but i can say its a lot of fun.

it has a degree of challenge though, depends on the people you play

[simon woodstock]

haha when i was typing that i didn't even realize how many times i said that it's fun hahaha

[Incube]

it would be interesting to play there thats for sure

[Skull]

ya my fields like that, one of the couses is called the ridge... it's on a hill, that is seriously like a rock maze, with huge bolder and stuff, it even has like caves that u can practicly get lost in, but we usually just usem for cover

CA-Bay Area, i play at fenced of dirtbike jumps..its pretty cool theres a big hill and we usually have one team defend while the other trys to take it.

[Creek]

North Calif
The aeras I play at are rivers with woods ,rock trees ,berry bushes,also play in the high area's rocks and trees,open and close areas between.Also play by sacremento river bed,has trees and alot of sand.
Weather,in the winter you never know if its cold or hot.Since jan. i missed maybe 2 weekends cause of weather.

[Sandman220]

i live in the southeast(savannah GA) the feild i play on is really tough and hard for capture the flag theres woods,bunkers,trees and bushes. itsl alot a fun.

[martlet1]

oh crap.. i forgot the sticker bushes, vines, mosquitoes, brambles, and rattlesnakes...

[DontKillWhitey]

Yeah man were i play ure socks get full of stickers. They poke the crap outa u all day but its worth it. Theres also fireants, i got the crap bitt outa me a couple days ago, and big *** snake holes, probelly rattlers altough i never saw one yet.

[simon woodstock]

hey whitey i live in napa(in the bay area) i have those big holes here too, they're not snake holes especially not rattlers, its gophers. they are everywhere there is dirt, dirtbike track is ideal gopher livin.

[DontKillWhitey]

Yeah that does makes sense when i think about it cus my cat is always coming home with dead gophers, what field do u play at?

[pbjunky65]

Region: Central North America: Indiana: Clay County: Brazil.

Terrain: Depends: indoor, it's flat w/ bunkers; outdoor, hills, woody, bunkers, creeks

Weather: Winter, as low as 0 Farhenheit; Summer, as high as 100 Farhenheit

Field Size: couldn't give you an estimate

[martlet1]

damn. there is a lot of crap to navigate. We let the wild corn/milo grow in our center field until it was about 6 feet high, then we mowed a giant maze in it. Imagine a giant square with a series of small circles cut in it, connected by paths. Its really friggin great from august until october. The best part is if you send two people in from opposite sides, they rarely choose the same path and will come out the opposite side without seeing anyone. You can also follow someone and not know it.

[elTwitcho]

Icey Canadian wastelands of Toronto and surrounding region. Indoor speedball in the winter, outdoor speedball in the summer.

[martlet1]

anyone play at night??? We strung about 50 red light bulbs up and we play at night sometimes too..
I forgot to add that question.

[Silent Knight]

Hawaii

woodland area. bunkers placed in various locations. grass in some areas is knee high making it kinda hard to run through, but a good spot to hide. pretty fun

70-80 in the morning sunny(perfect paintball conditions) up untill about 12 or 1 pm

55-65 in the afternoon, moderate rain & humidity. Most of the time the fog comes rolling in and you can hardly see 20 feet in front of you. the fog effect is cool, but the rain and humidity makes it very hard to do play good (horrible conditions)



[Edited by Silent Knight on 04-23-2001 at 06:17 PM]

[Silent Knight]

here is a pic of me in some foggy conditions without the rain. the pic it slightly blurred because the digital camera i got sucks!(i didn't alter this pic), but the rest is the fog! pretty cool huh.

Hawaii, Big Island Paintball Supply field

http://www.pbreview.com/fpics/Silent Knight042301171310paintballfog2.jpg

[Model98]

Reigon: Southeast Texas, Houston (I live out in the suburbs).

Terrain: Mostly flat terrain and woods.

Weather: 32-50 degrees in winter with low humidity, 100-110 in summer with frickin' high humidity.

Paintball Field Size: 100 acres, if I am not mistaken...field has a hyperball field, bunker field (field made up of bunkers), spool field a castle field, a pallet town field (field made up of pallets) and a few more that I can't recall right now.

[FnlVlocty]

Home: Los Angeles
The only place I've been playing is S.C.Village in Corona.
Man! Long drive...

[mikek2111987]

Livonia,Michigan
Hell Survivors is my main field
it has about for different types of fields,go here http://www.hellsurvivors.com then go to paintball then to hell survivors then to fields at the top

i wish i could play in Hawaii Silent Night,that looks so nice!:D


[Edited by mikek2111987 on 04-25-2001 at 04:31 PM]

[hewy10]

i play in florida so naturally its hot and humid but you get used to it if i play in the woods then its flat with palmettos and oak trees and some pine trees
i am going to build a field on a piece of land that is flat and has sand and some grass on it but no trees they have been cleared

[Big Xtra]

i play indoors D;

i'm like the only one here who does that.

well there is an indoor field about 10 minutes from where i live and i go with there with my friends almost every other week. its got 3 sections which all connect with eachother and they each have different stuff in them and they are named: war, western, and city, they have stuff in them that would relate to their names. its a good place to play though paint is pretty expensive ($90 for 2000rds of RPS Premium and you have to use their paint)

we can usually get about 10+ people on each team though, and we mostly play centerflag, attack and defend, and elimination.

[MuckRaker]

I live in St. Petersburg, Fla. The Tampa Bay area is very flat, Any hills are probably man made. The climate is dry ... but we're moving into rainy season. Temp. in the summer can reach 100 or more. Mainly, though, it's like perpetual spring here, even in Dec. If we're lucky, we get two to three weeks of "cold" weather ... that means it may deep into the 40s or 30s at night, and be in the 50s and 60s during the day. Great place to live, and climate means you can play paintball outdoors almost year-round.

[martlet1]

wow.. must be nice. I like it in February here, the co2 will shoot out of the end of the barrel like snow.