TAG Paintballs or Combat Skirmish

Which is better? Is it the guns with abit of recoil but flying colors all over TAG Paintballs or the much safer recoil-less laser combat Combat Skirmish?

Paintball is a combination of "Hide & Seek" and "Tag". Two 5 men teams are pitted against each other with each game having specific objectives. Players eliminate the opposition with a paintball splat from a CO2 powered paintgun. Paintballs are small spherical balls made of a thin gelatin case filled with biodegradable, water-soluble dye, which is environmentally friendly. When the paintball breaks on an opponent, he or she is
then eliminated.

However, many, especially women would avoid paintball because of the possibility of unsightly and often painful bruises. There are also younger children who are excluded due to age restrictions because of the projectiles involved.

Combat Skirmish is the only painless real-life outdoor combat simulation game in Singapore. Given its versatility and harmless technology, Combat Skirmish is great at winning over mixed groups where there is considerable diversity of ages and gender. Using infrared as its core technology, Combat Skirmish is virtually harmless and totally eye-safe. Since there are no physical projectiles involved, it does not cause bruising, and there is no need for protective equipment such as goggles, pads, gloves, or chest and genital protectors. This is great for player comfort!

The infrared technology used in Combat Skirmish also allows it to be operationally mobile, meaning that Combat Skirmish can be played in a variety of different locations, for example, parks, buildings, or brought right to your home! This mobility offers players more flexibility in terrain options, instead of being restricted to a fixed playing field.

Both is great for relieving stress while promoting team work in a fun and interactive atmosphere. Leaders will emerge through practical application of strategic planning. Team spirit and friendships build as the game progresses. The tension and pressure of everyday life is forgotten as the participants slip into their fantasy world.