What makes Sudden Impact Scenarios paintball cool?
So what about these factors make scenario paintball cooler than the usual paintball game? The story or plot of a scenario paintball game helps players get involved and immersed in the game. When the goal is more than just a flag on a pole, players tend to get more involved in the game, even if the real-word effects are the same as grabbing a flag and holding it. An example is the Oklahoma D-Day game: players gain points by holding specific field locations that represent important historical locations in Normandy during Operation Neptune, like Omaha Beach. Quality props, uniforms and effects give scenarios a very different “feel” than your average weekend game. You’ll often see vehicles, smoke or pyrotechnics, and even costumes and other props. Some of the props are to increase immersion, but many are actually part of the scoring system for the game. A scenario’s long game time and high number of players means lots of “trigger time.” Unlimited re-insertion means you can continue playing
