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Blora Paintball - Big course

Blora Paintball

3.2(5 reviews)
5.6 mi

This was my first time playing paintball, and while I had fun, I don't think they were very good…read moreabout explaining or teaching us anything. They didn't show us at all how to use the guns, and we had to figure out how to get them unstuck ourselves. It would've been nice if they had us shoot at the targets before sending us straight into a game without knowing if our guns worked properly. They have a big, open course, and a small course with buildings. The small course was shaded, so we stuck to that one a lot more. It was nicely designed and looked like a video game. They don't have running water or AC, and they have one porta-potty. They provided a filled water container without cups.

I took my kids here to play their first game ever. We were going to go to Comanche Badlandz but it…read morewas too crowded. We opted to drive another 15 mins or so down the road to BLORA. When we got to BLORA we were the only players there so the kids could learn at their own pace. CONS: We rented the equipment that was not well maintained. The masks still had paint on the lenses. The guns either were malfunctioning or the air tanks weren't filled. All 3 bags of 500 paintballs which we each received had one or more broken balls and therefore paint on the surface of the paintballs which affected trajectory. The balls were also old and were resistant to breaking on target. One of the two workers/ referees had never played before and it was his first day on the job. I overlooked all of that, knowing my kids didn't know any better, and I guided them through a more thorough safety brief and basically refereed the 3 of us. PROs: The staff members were polite and at least one of the two were knowledgeable. It was not crowded. The multiple scenario fields were good. The paintballs didn't break in the guns. We did have a lot of fun and now my kids are hooked. It's a great place for a first timer. It's also a great place for small, private groups. VERDICT: For an uncrowded paintball field, serious Veteran players in a group will want to bring their own gear. I will continue to take my kids there until they outgrow the experience and either lose interest or are ready for a more competitive paintball experience but we'll consider getting our own gear.

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Temple Airsoft

Temple Airsoft

4.0(7 reviews)
20.5 mi

I have been a regular at this field for almost a year now, and until recently I would've…read morerecommended it as a five star field. The maps are expansive, with both close quarters and long distances to play at, and since it's so big you can play tons of different game modes, and put spawn points in all different places. Really fun. For the most part, players are nontoxic, and the atmosphere is friendly. Down in the shop, employees will helpfully explain the game, get you checked in, and you can either rent a gun, or browse their decent selection of replicas. Safety is a top priority, and refs take items like eyepro very seriously. All guns are chronographed and appropriate minimum distances given according to FPS. For all the nerds out there, they do measure in FPS and not joules, so joule creeping to higher energy is a thing, but I haven't yet seen players take unfair advantage of this. Most players run either stock guns or moderately upgraded, so most days you won't have to worry about anything over about 30 RPS. Aka, no "HPA BEATDOWN" videos. Contrary to many stereotypes propagated by popular content creators, the one YouTuber who regularly plays at this field is a great guy to play with, and his content is drama free. Now, on to why this is a three-star review for me. First let me say that I will not degrade any of the players or refs by posting specific names of people involved, as it's not my intent to malign these players whatever their behavior. Some of the regulars will occasionally ref on some days and play on others, which usually works out well. However, recently one of the "off duty refs" has acted in ways that seriously degraded the quality of the game for me. Per field rules, if you're under 20 feet of distance, you're supposed to say "bang bang!" for a kill. If there's question about who 'shot' first, offer a trade, where both players take the hit, or a parlay, where both players walk back towards spawn and stay in play. The game started as normal, and as we're playing, I approach a corner that I know a player is behind, then pop out and say "bang bang!". The other player contended that it should either be a trade or his kill, since he "knew I was going to peek and could've shot me". The player obviously knew I was there, and could've answered with his own "bang bang" when I popped out, but instead stayed silent and confused the situation, because the rules say nothing about being able to point at people and have them be out. The argument was calm, with no one yelling, and no one acting aggressively. I asked for the ref to clarify the situation, and despite the field rules, the conversation ended with the opposing player saying he would simply shoot me point blank if I tried to pull the same maneuver, and the ref going along with the situation. This player has bang-banged people many times before, and I have never played at this field before when any similar shenanigans were pulled. Intentionally shooting under 20 feet is grounds for banning, but both the current ref, and this player who occasionally refs, seemed okay with that. A few weeks later, the player with whom I had the argument was now reffing. In the safety and rules briefing, he announced that coming up on a player who has their replica raised and ready to fire will be counted as a trade or parlay, regardless of anyone saying "bang bang". Since the player was reffing, I have no issue with him setting the ground rules as he prefers. However, after the day ended and all other players had left (I was packing up still), he proceeded to sit down and tell me that I'm an ***hole, because I got into the argument with him while he was playing, along with a few other irrelevant items. My issue here is with a player who is not currently reffing being allowed to; Act like a ref Threaten to break the rules And, as ref, call players out for things that happened while the ref was playing Despite playing almost every week for the past eight months, I have not been back since. I love this field, but if this happens again I will probably have to try and find somewhere else to take my business.

We came in from Houston for my nephew's birthday. The boys decided they wanted to airsoft so we…read morefound Temple Airsoft on the internet. When we arrived we met with Katy who was very polite and took care of all our needs. Katy was very informative and due to us arriving very late to the field she gave us a discount so our boys could still play. After having a great day of playing we had the pleasure of meeting the the owner Dave. Dave was was very nice to our group and even took us on a tour of his military museum. It was a fantastic walk into history. To some it all up, my son and I will gladly travel from Houston just to visit Temple Airsoft again. Cudos to the owner. You have put together a winning team.

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Outlaw Paintball

Outlaw Paintball

2.8(28 reviews)
43.6 mi

Summary: overall a fantastic Paintball arena for some good fun with friends who dont want to spend…read morea lot of money for recreation. The fields are small which generate more dynamic firefights. The Details if you have time to read: PROS: 1. Current groupon $54 deal for 4 ppl worked out great. No hassles no complications. Includes admission, gear rental, and a total 1000 paintballs for the group. 2. Rental guns are OK quality mostly Tippman 98s in a condition that is expected at most paintball establishments. Tippmans are very hardy guns that can withstand a lot of abuse... Sorta like an AK rifle. 3. The low cost barrier of entry makes it easy to introduce new people to paintball especially when you use Groupon (see PROS point #1) 4. Getting hit by a paintball from a rental gun at a normal distance is not super painful at all which is due to their use of air tanks. This can be a good thing but I still prefer CO2 tanks to keep my accuracy + distance. Nevertheless I will keep it here in the PRO category since most other users will enjoy less pain and could care less about accuracy on the gun. CONS: 1. Young teens run the rental booth and fields which means customer service and the ability to have foresight & understanding of what the customer really needs/wants will be lacking. They are nice but just not very proactive. 2. They can only refill Air tanks here which means No CO2 tanks and No nitrous tanks. I'm accustomed to CO2 tanks and their accuracy/speed. The air tanks did not have the same performance I am use to. 3. Highly inaccurate guns. All my shots went to 10 o'clock from iron sight and as your tank ran low your shots will falter to 4 o'clock. None of my shots were straight or even relatively close. This is due to Con #2 (see reference) 4. Serious long downtimes between games and this is with 30+ players sitting at the picnic tables chilling. (Reference Con #1). You will play 2 games and then come back to the bench for 20+ mins to chill whereas at Texas Paintball you will bring your bags of paintball to the field and reload between rounds because you play 4-5 games before coming back to chill for 10 mins. 5. No Woodsball field. A lot of people love Woodsball. It feels like jungle warfare.

never was so excited to write a negative review. Friendly staff but terrible organization and…read morecoordination, there several instances where we waited 20-45 minutes between games. The equipment was faulty too. Instructions for games were unclear and staff did not do a good job at arranging games/groups, I would absolutely not recommend coming here.

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