The object of most paintball games is to eliminate your opponent. You do this by firing a paintball and having it spatter paint on them. In theory it sounds really easy. However aims can be off, paintballs can bounce right off your opponent and sometimes the paintballs don't break. If your pendant does not get paints pattern on him he's not eliminated. The farther from you that your opponent is the more you need to modify your aim. Also remember, the farther a paintball must travel, the more speed it loses. Breakage of the paintball upon hitting its target will depend largely on two elements. Number one the speed at which the paintball is traveling when it hits the target. Number two, the hardness of the object that the paintball hits.

For the most paints matter, you need to be as close to your opponent as possible. Another way to increase your number of paintball breaks is to aim for the harder parts of the body. Paintball players wear layers of baggy clothes. These can cause paint balls to just bounce off the body. However, aiming for you opponent's helmet, paintball gun, hoppers and other body equipment are hard surfaces and will usually cause a paintball to splatter. Elbows, knees, and even your opponent's shoes are all good targets. Take care if you're aiming at your opponent's head as neck shots really sting. So, remember to get more eliminations, let your target get as close as possible and go for the areas on the target that the paintball is most likely to break. You'll see a big improvement in your game just implementing these tips.