The Maze:

Barricades aren't quite the same when your opponent can still see you through them. The tough white mesh barricades of the maze leave shadowy images of both friend and foe alike. The sheer size of the barricades on the maze ensures that there is very little dead ground, making for a fast yet well balanced game.

The Objective:

Flag Capture. Players must progress through the field to the opponents flag station, capture the flag, and return it to their own flag station. Two flags need to be hanging at the flag station for a win.

The Rat Trap:

The concept behind the Rat Trap is simple; Attack and defence. One team must defend the heavily fortified trench from the attacking team, making use of the many sniping positions and assault blocking firing points. The attacking team has one goal; to touch the flag hanging at the back of the defender's trench. The Rat Trap has enough sneaky crawl lanes and commando runs to sate the hunger of any lone wolf, but for any assault to work, team work and effective fire are a must.

The Objective:

Attack and Defend. Attackers must progress to the single flag located at the end of the defender's fortifications. Defenders must protect this flag for the length of the game, or eliminate the attacking team.

Headshot Alley:

THE fastest field at Paintball Sports ACT. Headshot Alley is comprised of tyres stacked into shapes mimicking the layout of a tournament field. Paint flies from start to finish on this field, with gutsy movement, and well placed covering fire being the call of the day. As a sidenote, it may be worth noting that paintballs gain a remarkable ability to gravitate towards heads that poke out for too long on this field…

The Objective:

Elimination. As the name implies, the objective on this field is to eliminate the opposing team with the winner being the team left standing. Should time be up before either team is eliminated, the team with the most players left standing wins.

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