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23 October 2026
| N 16:49 | Snapshooting diffhist +2,992 Admin talk contribs (Created sourced article explaining snapshooting, its use in play and common training drills.) | ||||
19 October 2026
| N 15:24 | Hyperball diffhist +7,979 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Hyperball''' is a type of paintball playing field constructed using large corrugated plastic pipes arranged as artificial bunkers. Developed and popularised during the mid-1990s, Hyperball became an important format in the transition from woodland tournament paintball to modern speedball.[1] The original Hyperball concept was developed in the United Kingdom by WDP, the manufacturer of the WDP Angel paintball marker. It was introduced to American tour...") | ||||
| N 06:51 | Woodsball diffhist +5,265 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Woodsball''' is a format of paintball played on natural terrain, particularly woodland, using trees, vegetation, rocks and other landscape features for cover. It is closely associated with the origins of paintball and remains a common format for recreational games, organised scenarios and some competitive events.[1] Unlike speedball, which generally uses compact fields with artificial bunkers, woodsball is played on larger, often irregularly shaped fields. G...") | ||||
| N 06:16 | Speedball diffhist +6,106 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Speedball''' is a format of paintball played on relatively compact, open fields using artificial obstacles known as bunkers. It is widely associated with competitive tournament paintball, particularly modern five-player X-Ball and other professional and amateur formats. Unlike woodsball, which uses natural terrain and vegetation, speedball fields are designed to encourage rapid movement, direct engagement and spectator visibility. Modern tournament field...") | ||||