Just had the scariest, most intense paintball game ever.  Compared to the first time I played this crazy game, this time it's more similar to a real war kinda environment where bullet rain happens.  Whole day event, 500 bullets and 4 different type of games.

First game was Vietcong Village in a rubber plantation.  The rubber trees were not even enough to hide behind without being seen and yet it was quite difficult to see anyone shooting you from the opposite side.  Had to climb up a steep hill and my paintball marker jammed halfway.  Got bitten a million times by stupid mosquitoes too.

Second game was the most fun!  There were big palm trees enough to cover 4 persons plus it's really fun snipering people from behind those big fat trees.  Third game was the most intense as we had to skulk through some bushes and plantation field and crawl through all those thick bushes and grass... EW!  Seriously like some kinda terrorist thing... funny thing was that the bullets kept flying over my head non stop like serious shit war but no one ever managed to hit me... wahaha!!  Anyway I didn't join the 4th game as it was back to that stupid Vietcong village that's infested with mosquitoes.  I think I'm more afraid of the mosquitoes than people shooting at me.  Hate mozzies!!

Our last game was just free and easy shooting each other and hiding behind some giant balloon blocks.  This was where I got my first and only bruise of the day... somebody shot my leg and now I have a giant bruise...

Anyway it was really fun playing with so many people, in fact it was actually quite scary and serious because we were playing together with some professional paintballers (including this guy who had this weird spiderman/ironman outfit)... but fun anyway.  But I don't think I'll be playing paintball anymore at least for the next 1 year...

It's a really fun place if you want to check it out... Tanamera, somewhere at Sg Buloh.  The biggest paintball park in Southeast Asia... as claimed by the owners... there are some pretty horses there too but not sure if they are for riding or for shooting at...