See for your  self from Big Dog himself over at the MGB site.  He was kind enough to provide everyone up-to-date stats on pre-registration.

Phantom from OKC was kind enough to capture the day in pictures:

http://okcompanypaintball.com/forums/showthread.php?p=43549#post43549

WHERE

SniperzDen Paintball
20794 French Prairie Rd.
St. Paul, OR 97137

WHEN

May 3-5, 2013

INFO

Official Event Website

OKC Event Thread

but still a problem.

I’ve always wondered why people wipe.

How do you feel good about winning on

God Mode? Maybe this is why so many

speedballers have that bitchy serious face in photos,

they won on God Mode and know it.

Not bitter here I’m actually curious.

My hypothesis is that alot of people are try-

hards, they need to hang with people

that actually have skill and so

wiping comes into play.

I can guarantee there is someone out

there that hax in BF3 and wipes in

paintball, just imagine that little

turd.
Anyway I’m bored of writing this tell me what you think about wiping in the comment section, especially if you have something bitchy to share.

Outlaws & Lawdogs VI

Blue Beard’s Revenge
Dec 30
OKC Mountain

Pump & Pistol Only

O&L is only game event ever to be banned from OKC’s homefield, The MTN.  Our epic third event in 2010 attracted over 70 people to this small plot of private private property in Boring Oregon. We were turning away national teams last minute, but even then we were way over our fields capacity.  Since then, O&L has been hosted at the Swamp in Lebanon to support turnout. Earlier this year we were very pleased to hear that O&L was once again welcome back at the MTN. With a promise of course that we won’t go “too big”.  We promise Steve!

We were blessed perfect weather during a virtual monsoon on Sunday, November 18th. The rain ebbed all day until we left, only sprinkling us with a fine mist and a few light intermittent showers.   OKC and our best friends Moongobs, Walkons and Gearheadz showed up for a soupy pump game on the mountain. Each game was intricately planned by Captain A with each opposing teams generaled by Arturo (outlaws) and Vincente (lawdogs), founders of O&L. Each game was a close contest for victory enabling teams to make pushes and crucial plays in each wild west themed skirmish. Ultimately the outlaws won the day though, only by the skin of their teeth, fare and square!  Learn more about it here in our event thread: http://okcompanypaintball.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2565

Pictures to be updated as they become available:

Before I indulge into my feast of words, I must first thank this articles sole benefactors, Arturo and Vicente, whom under no fail, always come through with honesty.
It’s been a while since I’ve put on a shit show, so without fail here I am and damn it I have something to say. For all you woodsball and scenario players out there in our area, you deserve a reach around. For a long time we haven’t had our act together and over the past 4 years, we’ve built and multiplied on the previous years progress until finally we’ve gained some damn respect.

A long time ago, not long before my nuts dropped (so nearly last week), I stepped on to Splat Actions field with some friends for a day of paintball. At that time, Joel and I had small contingent of friends who played regularly on family property, to call us a team would be a stretch but nonetheless, we were a band of brothers. Though the day was a glorious memory of ass kicking I’ll never forget, the one thing I walked away with is that players who dressed like us, who shot markers like us, players who preferred woods and a country back drop over the ever so popular hyper ball at the time, would never get the respect from main stream paintball and tournament players.

15 years later that same mentality exists on some levels, but I’ll say this, those fuckers are on notice. We are strong and I dare you to make teams like ours flex. On the field and in the market place, we are gaining speed. We are gaining a momentum that is not being paralleled by tournament ball. We have built relationships, we have bled together, we’ve got our butts whipped together and I’m sure at some point after a few beers we’ve cried together, but one thing is certain, we are rising together. The biggest game on the west coast (Supergame) is now being dictated largely by who can drum together the scenario teams and the quality speedball groups. Why? Because we aren’t individual superstars, we are players who depend on teamwork, communication and execution. Years ago, People wouldn’t take teams like ours serious. Now, in games like SG, people think twice before going toe to toe or at least pack a lunch when they throw down. We aren’t the best, we aren’t the biggest, but I guarantee you, the scenario teams in this scene are going to give you a run for your money.

Speedball has scarred it’s own scene so terribly, that it has created this division in players. Woodsball, scenario and hybrid teams are banding together now more than ever in numbers, in like moral mindsets, and forming cohesiveness, unity and raising the bar of quality paintball in our area. Those days of speedball aggressive personalities at large games like Dan Bonebrakes, “Supergame” are on their way out, because we aren’t putting up with it. This scene controls the market and damn it, it’s a blessing. Honesty, sportsmanship, brotherhood, these are things our scene is promoting and its contagious. I can’t thank you all enough, whether you’re an OK member or friend from another NW team, you all have worked your tail off to get us what we have today. KC Crusaders 24hour game was a gigantic eye opener in regards to how much our scene has matured compared to others.

So all you out there who are lugging around a 50lb packs in the field, carrying radios, wearing camos instead of a neon snowboard outfit, keep trucking on. OK Company salutes you. We may not be the most popular bunch, but we don’t care, we’re as honest as they come and for those who carry us as brothers, we’ll go to hell and back for you any day of the week.

Cheers and see you in the mud,

OK Company ~ MURDOC an Oregon Original

I can’t stand speedball.  I remember when I first got into paintball in like 98, I had these speedball friends who trashed on my m98.  “Oh you gonna go play army?”, they would would say. I would respond with something about their bright yellow/red jersey, that or the ridiculous multi-colored, puffy snowboarding pants they had on.  Nothing like running through the woods with Ronald McDonald at your side.

I have no problem with speedball guns.  In fact, I love all types of paintball guns and think we should never stop innovating cool new things. I think speedball guns in the woods is great – not my thing, but I aint h8tin.  As I sit here and try to remain civil, I’ve come to realization that it’s the culture of speedball I dislike.  And that’s what brings me my to my next point: Speedball format continues to die and should be dead. It’s not innovative, in fact it’s the same thing over and over again.  It had it’s chance and it failed, miserably, over and over again, decade after decade. What league is still around? So many come, go and die does any of it really even matter anymore? Has anyone tried to sit down and actually watch a speedball tournament anymore? I was bored to tears by 30 minutes but hey, maybe speedball is like Nascar.

The egos that go on display, seriously – I won’t even bother explaining it, it’s a reality. How about cheating? Can anyone tell me a sport that coaches their players to dishonor their own game and cheat? Hey Johnny, me and Mommy want you to practice real hard at paintball so you can go pro someday.  Also honey, when the ref isn’t looking, cheat your little fuckin ass off in front of the crowd and television cameras -  if no one notices its all good.  This is fine for your dumb sport, but when you come into the jungle, the woods, the scenario, we’re going to blast the shit out of your fruit looping ass.  To think we actually think cheating is bad… kind of like other recreational sports and activities. Cheating is so god damn pervasive too – isn’t there a couple PB video games that allow you to cheat?

What a spiteful and mean little post I’ve written,

A

>>> OKC Event Thread <<<

Expecting around 200 players for this. Discounted entry and paint if you register by Monday, Oct. 29.

The game is at Sniperz Den in St. Paul.

8:00 Gates Open
9:00 Mandatory Orientation
10:00 Games Begin

Last game and raffle should be done by 4pm.

Email Dan if you have any questions.
dan@warpaintpb.com

http://warpaintpb.com/