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The game features players fighting in either the red or the blue team and fighting the opposite team with a paintball gun in a variety of game modes. Players can earn access to different paintball guns by leveling up to certain levels. Paintball! currently has over 470,000 favorites; this is the third highest amount of favorites of any game on ROBLOX. Paintball! is one of the most visited games of all time. Paintball! is also the second game to ever reach 20 and 30 million visits, as well as the second most visited game that is under the FPS genre. The game held the most played game spot for a week after surpassing Base Wars: The Land sometime in 2014. Paintball! has been praised mainly for the complex scripting and gameplay present within the game, as well as the realistic nature of the function of the paintball guns.

Several updates were added to the game. As of November 2013, the game currently has, in the most recent major updates, splats of paintballs added on the player being hit by an enemy to provide a more realistic feel. The paint splats also appear on any stationary object when targeted. Also, thrown grenades produce multiple paintball projectiles shooting in random directions. In addition, the Kill Cam (which provided a few seconds of a view of the enemy who killed the player) was improved, and a clip system for the weapons in the game was also added to make the game much more fair by requiring players to reload after firing all ammunition in a single clip. A rocket launcher paintball weapon was recently added to the game as well. As of 2019 the game is permanently closed and only available to daxter33's friends.

Paintball Guns

Only one paintball gun can be equipped at a time. Paintball guns shoot arcing, team-colored paint projectiles (except Grenade and Rocket Launcher) that kill a person on touch. Guns can be switched out by pressing P while active, but the player will have to reset to make the change effective.

Name Rank Required Description

All players start with this gun upon joining the game. The

The most common gun.

Starter is a semi-automatic paintball gun that fires a single projectile that arcs as it travels farther at a medium speed rate. The amount of paintballs per clip is 100.

The paint grenade is not a traditional weapon. It does not need to be equipped, does not have an ammo clip, and can be used alongside other weapons. The paint grenade is a small, ball-shaped projectile that is affected by gravity more than standard paint projectiles. After a short time, the grenade will explode, shooting several standard paint projectiles in random directions. Players have an unlimited amount of grenades, but when throwing a grenade, there is a delay where the players are vulnerable.

Starter	0
Paint Grenade	0
Shotgun	10	The shotgun fires multiple projectiles that are spread out throughout a small area and spreads more separately as it flies farther. There are 5 projectiles per shot, and this is taken away from the ammunition storage by five at a time. These traits allows the player using the weapon to kill more opposing players at the same time or in at least one shot. Despite this, the shotgun fires at a slower rate than the starter. The amount of ammunition per clip is 100, and with 5 ammunition consumed per shot, this equates to a maximum of 20 shots per clip.
Rifle	20	The rifle works in a similar fashion to the starter. However, the ammunition from the rifle flies farther and more accurately than the starter gun. The amount of paintballs that can be fired per clip is 100.
Burst	25	The burst is not a standalone weapon; it is simply an add-on to the ammunition fired from the starter gun. Burst allows players to fire a short, quick burst of 3 shots with one click from the starter with a range that is matched to that of the rifle. The burst also consumes 3 paintballs from the clip for every shot. The amount of paintballs that can be fired per clip is 99 instead of 100 to ensure that there is no remainder of paintballs, because it fires 3 projectiles per click, and as a result, has a maximum of 33 shots per clip.
Sniper	30	The sniper has the longest range and most accuracy of any of the guns that are offered in the game. One unique feature of the sniper is a scope that allows players to zoom in more than with the other guns. Pressing Q allows the player to use the zoom feature on the weapon. Despite these benefits, the gun also has the slowest firing rate out of any of the guns within Paintball!. One can easily kill an enemy from one base to the other in a far distance with the long range capability, very high accuracy, and high killing power that is provided with the gun. The amount of ammunition per clip is 20.
Grenade Launcher	40	The grenade launcher shoots paintball projectiles that are affected by gravity more than other paint projectiles and generate miniature explosions, similar to a thrown paintball grenade, at a relatively moderate rate of fire. This gun is useful for killing multiple enemies at the same time. The amount of paintball grenades per clip is 10.
Automatic	50	This gun fires paintballs continuously while the player holds down the mouse. It has a long firing range as well. The automatic is, because of the fully automatic nature, long range, and high rate of fire, one of the most powerful weapon within the game. The amount of paintballs per clip is 100.
Rocket Launcher	60	This gun currently has the highest level requirement, at 60, due to its power. It works in a similar manner to the grenade launcher, although the projectiles for the rocket launcher are not affected by gravity, thus it could fly straight towards any targeted area. Another significant difference between the rocket launcher and the other Paintball! weapons is the gun's shape. The amount of paintball rockets per clip is 15.

Killstreaks

Paintball! rewards players for tagging several people in a row without getting tagged. After getting the required amount of kills, players have the opportunity to deploy killstreaks. Multiple killstreaks can be obtained in one life, and killstreak items are retained after a death or a round end, but killstreaks are lost when a player leaves the game.

Name Kills Required Description

Landmine	4	Landmines are cylinders with a team-colored button on top. If an enemy steps on a landmine, the landmine explodes, launching several paint shots in all directions similar to a paint grenade. The landmine is often used to protect players using sniper or rifle, by preventing people from sneaking up behind them. Landmines can be destroyed without an explosion by shooting at it.
Paint Sentry	8	The Paint Sentry is a team-colored cylinder with four legs and a large barrel. The paint sentry will automatically shoot at any enemies within range, but do not have the ability to turn. Paint Sentries shoot faster than Automatic, and are perfectly accurate, so they will always kill a player once it targets him/her unless the player has a force field. Sentries can be destroyed by shooting at them.
Helicopter	20	The mini helicopter is a remotely controlled helicopter with paint weapons attached to it. When deployed, the player will lose control of his/her character and will instead control the helicopter, using WASD to move horizontally and QE to move up and down. Clicking with the left mouse button fires standard paint shots and pressing F fires a rocket.

Bugs: If the player attempts to deploy a sentry in an invalid place, such as in the air, his/her sentry in the hot bar will disappear, but the sentry will not be placed. When the player switches back to his/her paintball gun, (s)he is still able to shoot, but the sentry will still display in the player's view. However, once the player respawns by any means, such as being killed by an enemy or resetting, the usable sentry will return in the hot bar.

The following is an Experience Chart.

RankXP Points Needed Unlocks (If any)

1	None	None
2	300	None
3	900	None
4	1500	None
5	2100	None
6	2700	None
7	3300	None
8	3900	None
9	4500	None
10	5100	Shotgun
11	5700	None
12	6300	None
13	6900	None
14	7500	None
15	8100	None
16	8700	None
17	9300	None
18	9900	None
19	10500	None
20	11100	Rifle
21	11700	None
22	12300	None
23	12900	None
24	13500	None
25	14100	Burst
26	14700	None
27	15300	None
28	15900	None
29	16500	None
30	17100	Sniper
31	17700	None
32	18300	None
33	18900	None
34	19500	None
35	20100	None
36	20700	None
37	21300	None
38	21900	None
39	22500	None
40	23100	Grenade Launcher
41	23700	None
42	24300	None
43	24900	None
44	25500	None
45	26100	None
46	26700	None
47	27300	None
48	27900	None
49	28500	None
50	29100	Automatic
51	29700	None
52	30300	None
53	30900	None
54	31500	None
55	32100	None
56	32700	None
57	33300	None
58	33900	None
59	34500	None
60	35100	Rocket Launcher
61	35700	None
62	36300	None
63	36900	None
64	37500	None
65	38100	None
66	38700	None
67	39300	None
68	39900	None
69	40500	None
70	41100	None
71	41700	None
72	42300	None
73	42900	None
74	43500	None
75	44100	None
76	44700	None
77	45300	None
78	45900	None
79	46500	None
80	47100	None
81	47700	None
82	48300	None
83	48900	None
84	49500	None
85	50100	None
86	50700	None
87	51300	None
88	51900	None
89	52500	None
90	53100	None
91	53700	None
92	54300	None
93	54900	None
94	55500	None
95	56100	None
96	56700	None
97	57300	None
98	57900	None
99	58500	None
100	59100	None

Game Modes

There is a total of seven different game modes that can be played in Paintball!. The modes are: deathmatch, team swap, controller, elimination, capture the flag, base defense and King of The Hill. Each mode has a time limit of 15 minutes. If the objective of the game mode is fulfilled by a team, the game will end before the time limit ends, except for controller, in which the game almost always ends when the time expires, in which the victor is declared to the team with the most flags controlled when the time ends.

Deathmatch The game mode involves the red and blue teams competing to reach 50 tags by fighting each other until one of the teams reaches the set amount of tags (or the most amount of tags if 50 tags has not been reached after the time expires). Players need to do anything in order to fulfill the goal of making tags. Team Swap The game mode involves players placed into either the red or blue team fighting to switch defeated players into the opposite team and vice versa. Players can get other players on their team when a player tags another player. The game ends when all players are in one team while the other team has no more players left, or when the time expires and whichever team that has the most players wins. Controller Players work together in one team to control the most flags. Players capture flags by staying near a neutral/enemy flag and waiting for a short time to completely convert the flag into the team's flag. The more players standing near a neutral/enemy flag, the faster it will change. The capturing of the flag will be intercepted and will turn translucent if an enemy is nearby to stop it. At the end of the game mode, the team with the most flags controlled wins. To avoid ties at the end of the game, there are an odd amount of flags present, which is 3. Defensive and Offensive tags are rewarded if the player protects his/her flag by tagging an enemy player who is near a friendly flag, and if he/she tags an enemy player who is near their flag, respectively. Elimination Players fight against the other team in order to eliminate all of the opponents. Eliminated players are placed in the lobby and cannot participate in the game round overall until the game ends. The game ends when all of the players in a team are tagged, or the time expires and the team with the most players alive wins. To compensate for the inability for players to return to the fighting area once they are tagged, 500 experience points are awarded for every tag instead of the typical 100. Capture the Flag Players battle each other on the opposing teams by attempting to capture each other's flags. In order for a flag to be successfully captured, players must take out the flag out of the enemy's territory, and transport the flag to the territory of said player's team. The team with the most flags captured wins. A player scores 50 Experience Points for picking up a flag, and 500 Experience Points for returning it to the base. If no flags are captured or both teams have the same number of flags captured when time expires, there will be a draw. Base Defense Each team has 1 flag in a fixed area that is affiliated with their color. If the team captures the enemy flag before the timer expires, the team that captured the flag wins. If neither teams have caught the flag by the end of the game, the team with the most tags made in the round will win that round. Defensive and Offensive tags are rewarded if the player protects his/her flag by tagging an enemy, or if the player tags another player to take down their flag. King of the Hill One flag is present in a selected place on the map. If a team captures the flag before time in the round wins out, that team is "king of the hill," and wins the round. If neither team captures the flag, the team with the most tags at the end of the round wins.

Paintball! currently has eleven maps. Daxter33 has stated in the description of the game that he is accepting more maps into the game for updates, so more maps may be added soon.

Map Creator

Gorge	Artuha00
Medieval Pasture	Dannynumber1
Hillside	Daxter33
Downtown	Daxter33
Lowlands	Fidler
Classic Paintball Custom	Finwei
Museum	Finwei
Snow Day	Finwei
Danger Close	Pennyz
Blitz Pit	Pennyz
Depot	Tipperman

Scores
Community rating	91%
BLOXikins	Not scored
Maxxz rating	Not scored

Paintball! has had positive reviews which praised for its originality, realistic movements and entertainment. The game holds approximately 400,000 favorites and received approximately 91% rating from the community.

It hasn't been rated by Maxxz and BLOXikins, but has been well-loved by millions of fans from across the ROBLOX community.

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