No problem man. It's pretty obvious, but it's what helps me.

Thanks man.

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For scenario I'd say make sure you rush toward cover (obviously), and that it is adequate cover (not a tree half your width). Preferably a line of cover (meaning a set of bunkers that you can continue to move up) so that you can continue rushing and not allow them to regroup and form another defensive line, which can happen quickly if they're working as a team. Think a few moves ahead. Make sure that you examine the angles of the cover you plan to move to before moving to it. Nothing like rushing up to a bunker only to realize that an opponent has a perfect angle on you. Most of the time, simply holding ground is beneficial.. But if you move into cover that doesn't allow you to operate (too much fire on you, no good angles), you may be hurting your team more than helping.. Also, rushing alone really sucks. You have to work as a team to win no matter what your strategy, attacking or defending or withdrawing, does not matter. Hope my ramblings help in some way.

-Always either finish off or start with a forward shoulder roll...lol
-Yell real loud
-take your barrel cover off
and keep in mind that the louder and more obvious your rush, the more opponents eyes are on you, this means they aren't looking at your buddies on the flank

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dont run straight at someone, always use angles, it makes them have to lead you and more often then not the opposing player will take up to a second and a half, maybe two, in adjusting aim to find the right amount of lead to get you, end an inexperenced player will probably forget to lead a few times.

either have ur teammate cause a distration and sneak for as long as you can, or cause a distration with you rush (with atleast 2 or 3 in tow, spread out) and have your team exploit the distraction

Edit: its never smart to rush up the middle of anything, hostile lanes of fire included...stick the the flanks

ALMOST..... you need to start AND finish with a forward shoulder roll. and yell "Dirka Dirka, Jihad Jihad"

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I like to try to move up and "rush" in somewhat or a tactical way...that is move up in segments. I do this @ our scenario feild. Like have my guys rush up and clear out an area make sure there is no op-for behind or hiding waiting. Then move up to the next poss. cover/room and clear.
Not super fast all the time but it can be and is a good way to work on team skills.

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have a few guys hold them down and move in blind spots

i have a couple tips, i like to rush alot in scenerio, even if i cant spell it. First off, always opt for the shoes with good grip on any surface, your waisting time if your feet are sliding. Second, NO STRAIGHT LINES, always move back and forth, even if its by only six inches, makes you a harder target. Third, have freinds to cover you, and freinds to go with you, it makes it alot more threatening when there are paintballs and four guys flying toward you at the same time. Finnally, this is the most important, be loud, fast, and always, Always, finish with either an epic knee slide or a foward shoulder roll if you know ho, if not get on youtube NOW

Do it right and your enemies will run in fear, or get shot, either way there out of your way

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I dont rush much, but out of my experience of being rushed, i would say one either side works the best, your target just doesnt know where to fire, and move as fast as you can, much harder to hit moving targets in paintball. Other than that fire a lot of paint and keep moving even when you pass them at point blank, becuase they just might be waiting for you.