i see what u mean but if u start out 12 on 12, both teams have equal chance of shotting people, i mean if everyone plays good people could keep switchng over and over. but yeah ur right but there could be ways to get aroudn that.

SSOK wrote: As soon as I read the title I thought of Halo. It would work better if it were 12 versus one or two zombies, and the "Alpha Zombies" could be killed by headshots only.

No snipers in paintball..but there's ZOMBIES? lol... Okay, chill out.  I know there's not. 

Anyway, I've played this a few times at an outdoor field both on a speedball type field and in a village.  It can get one-sided very quickly and I mean VERY quickly.  If two get hit on the start, that the team that shot them has basically won.  I also found that once a team began to lose more players, the remaining players became more cautious and it became a "camp-fest" where they really just stayed put.  Although this might seem like a way to 'survive' longer, when you're outnumbered by several players it's easy to get bunkered or flanked. 

It's an interesting game, esepcially when the teams are dead even but if one is even slightly lopsided or has a 'side advantage' it just goes downhill for the losing team.  Winning team might find it fun though..

What we do on my field is play virus.  If anyone here is familar with Time Splitters, they know what I'm talking about.  We've modded it a little, though.

We have a large wooded area we play in, about 4 acres, with lots of good hiding places.  We also ahve bounderies, this is a must, otherwise it will go on forever.  So, we all start off at the entrance to the woods and everyone puts their gun down except for one guy.  He then waits about 5 minutes while everyone runs.  Fog horn.  He starts to hunt them down.  Every person who surrenders or gets shot goes back and gets there gun.  They then join the virus.  However, after about thirty minutes, the people still uninfected can run back and get their guns. Epic.