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**Serpreme** · June 7th, 11:54 AM

DJS2 the difference i think between the two is this
SF's: They are trained to risk their LIVES. THey would take the basics of the game more seriousely. They are in better shape then most players and can do a lot more with that. If the SF"s played for say a year,i think they would put up a challenge to most anyone.
Pro team: THey would have a better understanding of the game and their passion to play would be much higher. That to me also means something. But then again when the **** hits the fan and fists fly,i'm betting on SF then

cynical · June 7th, 11:59 AM

srpreme, im not flaming, and i get what you are talking about, but its not like poeple on ther special forces are born with talents the cant be learned by dynasty (or any other team) paintball and real life are 2 very differnet things, war is war, pballing is a professional sport, you act like proffesional teams dont train, its a flippin competition so its not like they sit around while special-ops trains like crazy. i wanna say nub as loud as i can but i am going to refrain... especially since it appears i am i 2k5er *sigh*

***Collins88*** · June 7th, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by ShepardD

But its two totally different philosophies, principles and tactics. There is a huge difference in how to survive in real combat and survivng on a PB field. They train for real-life operations under a multitude of different scenarios while a PB team trains just for one type of activity.

thank you and thank you atleast some1 gets my point.

**sumsimpleracer** · June 9th, 02:50 PM

paintballers would pwn navy seals in paintball

markers dont shoot straight like a gun does. the balls tend to curve more than a bullet does. Navy seals are good at being stealthy and killing and stuff like that but diving into a snake and bunkering the back players is stuff paintballers do

**crazycupcake** · June 9th, 03:08 PM

paintballers would be better at paintballs
navy seals would be better at neautralizing hostile individuals / situations

**Serpreme** · June 9th, 03:25 PM

So your saying that if they applied themselves for about a year at paintball they would still lose?
Also your right,the two are seperate.
1) You get hit your dead. No game over,no having death wiped off,end.
2) Get hit. Always next time.
THos 2 things seem to make me think that the SF's would perform better.

Hows this. you take 5 SF's guys and you take 5 guys,each have never played before. Who would win?
You gave each of them now 1 month of playing expereince. Who would win? They practice within their group and the SF's do the same.
Ramp it up to a year. WHo would win?

joecliggott93 · November 6th, 01:26 AM

i dont know about speedball but who cares, its not realistic in any way. A test has been done. They took a squad of navy seals and a team of professional woodsballers. The pro paintballers were given ghile suits and the best guns possible. The seals were given the clothing they needed and 3' sticks with paint on the end. The seals won. They got all of the paintballers and not a single seal was hit. Makes you feel good their on our side

***martix_agent*** · November 6th, 01:29 AM

show me proof of this and i'll believe it.

this thread is YEARS old.

**Trbo323** · November 6th, 01:40 AM

necriposting!!!!!!

but seriously, no this never happened, the story pops up every once in a while it all started when some overzealous special ops fanboy started the story and people were dumb enough to believe it without a single shred of proof, and to this day i have heard that same story probably a dozen times or more but for some reason nobody has ever managed to supply even the smallest piece of evidence that it ever happened.

special ops or any military anything are good at hiding but that does not mean they know where everyone on the field is ever going to move to so they can plan accordingly and even the newest players are going to notice the big green blob slowly making its way behind them

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