However, the red team was unable to hold their lines and
that resulted in blue team winning the game overall. They
conquered all 6 flag positions at the end of the game. The
team that was vicious in their assaults and kept moving
forward ended up taking the game. After the game was
over, players rallied at camp and got drinks and food
provided by the event, gathered around and waited for
the drawings. Some of the prizes given out at the event
were first strike rounds, patches, hydro dips for markers
and masks, as well as the new MILSIG Direct M17 SMG
magfed marker with Zeta Mags.
“I saw plenty of very well coordinated fire maneuvers
from folks that had never played together before. I heard
plenty of folks on both sides communicating with each
other and it is very surprising to see the types of players
that magfed has attracted.” A few people thought the
pace was slower than usual paintball games and couldn’t
quite find their place in the game. “I commend those
folks for coming out and giving the game a try, and I hope
next time we can find a role for our players such as that
in our games.”
All in all, this event was a huge hit. Besides the heat,
everything went off very smoothly. Texas Magfed is a
huge family, and a great way to get magfed players out
to play. If you or anyone you know is interested in joining
a fun group of