![]() ![]() ![]() The Game Locator (for Brigade Members only) is the biggest thing to hit woodsball™ since the semi-auto. The Brigade doesn’t just talk paintball, it plays too.As you build the ultimate woodsball arsenal, you earn props for putting your cash into the game. When you shop at, you get one point per dollar spent. And, logging play isn’t the only way to earn Brigade points.The higher your rank, the more free stuff, discounts and special privileges you earn. The more points you earn the higher your rank in the Brigade. Each time you play, you’re awarded 25 Brigade points. But, watching your skills increase isn’t the best reason to track your play.Track your play and watch yourself improve over time. If you’re taking out more guys than the number of times you’re being eliminated, than your skills are above average. This "kill ratio" is a really good indicator of how you’re doing as a paintballer. You log your "kills" and the number of times you’ve been eliminated yourself. On your website, the Play Log is an easy way to keep a journal of each time you hit the field.Your website allows you to track your play, upload photos and list your gear. Sign up for the Brigade online, for free, and automatically get your own, personal paintball website.and Canada and it’s backed up by the hottest woodsball company in paintball today. The Special Ops Brigade is an informal association of woodsball and scenarioball players in the U.S. It’s free, it’s got more uses than a Swiss Army knife and it’ll give you the props (and the free stuff) you’ve earned. A great way to get the street cred you deserve is to join the Special Ops Brigade. And, it probably wouldn’t be too much to ask for someone to cut you a break on gear prices and throw in a couple of freebies as you prove that you’re seriously committed to the sport. Somebody should be keeping track of your successes and achievements as you become an advanced woodsballer. Somebody should be paying attention to the hard work you’ve put into becoming a great paintball player. For all they know, you’re another newbie who’s gone out and bought a marker. But, none of that matters when you walk onto a new field. You’ve read a lot to learn the ins and outs of the sport. You’ve spent a lot of money gearing up to a respectable level. You’ve invested a lot of time in becoming a half-decent player. ![]()
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