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This section is
here for all of you people out their that long for new tips and tricks
for your water grenades. Here you will find new grenades (flour
&
glourt), ways to carry your waterballoons and other grenades, tips on
handling
and throwing, and much more.
Waterballoon Tips
Using Waterballoons in
Assaulting
Fortifications
Waterballoon Carrying Devices
Other Grenades
Waterballoon
Tips
Water
balloons
are like the
hand grenade of waterwars. However; waterballoons don't explode to
flood
a 15 feet radius with water. Another problem is that these "grenades"
can
rupture on the carrier and never explode on an emeny. It seems nowadays
that waterballoons are obsolete... 100% wrong. What many people
fail
to realise is that a grenadier doesn't just run around chucking
waterballoons
like mad at the enemy. Wrong again, in real war a grenadier usual
carries a pistol of some sort, varius types of grenades, launching
devices,
and much more. A water grenadier is a deadly roll against the
enemy.
This Tips section will teach you how to become skilled in the art of
waterballoon
use, making your own water grenades, and how to effectively and
efficiently
saturate and anhialate the enemy.
Filling
Tips
Basicly,
never
fill it half
with air and half with water... no that doesn't work. Ever tried
to throw a balloon and pop it? Doesn't work. It will pop,
but
not effectively. Fill it all the way, but not where it is close
to
exploding. Sometimes its best not to tie the balloon. "Say
wha?".
Sure billy bob, sometimes it is better not to tie. Now, do this
near
the enemy so you don't have to transport a ton of these babies.
These
things will slop water on the enemy from above especially when they are
in tight packed formation. Now for rental vehicles, er...when
moving
in hostile or nuetral territory, the safest way of transporting water
grenades
it to put them in a pastic bag or custom made sling. The bag should
have
handles such that it can be looped around one's arm or attached to a
rope/strap
and slung over one's shoulder. This way you don't get soaked if one
pops,
and you have a wide grab range.
Battle
Tips
Waterballoons
have superior
range than most blasters, one of the few aspects. Yet the
waterballoon
is a one shot deal, yet a double edged coin on this same subject that
people
forget. Just grab another one for crying out loud! Yet, you
need to learn how to hit on contact with the first throw. At long
ranges when lots of people are together or one person is in an area
they
can't manuever LOB. LOB LOB LOB LOB! Lob all day long, yet
never ever ever lob at somone who is looking at you and is in an area
they
can dodge or manuever. In this event shoot them with your
blaster.
Yep, take that XP 55 from your giant holster and blast the sucker
square
in the chest, pin em good. Then when their shocked throw a
waterballoon
just like you'd throw a baseball or softball. Bam, and unlike
blasters
you CAN hit em in the face... just be carefull. Oh yeah, never
aim
to hurt someone physically either. Also, sometimes when an enemy
is hiding behind a tree it is difficult to hit them. Soo, whether
it be fencepost, mailbox, or car, burnt toast, redfox, or a candy bar..
er no; anyways to get to the point you will sometimes need to hit the
enemies
surrounding areas. This will still deliver much payload on
them.
Also, sometimes don't you just get the craving to peg that little kid
down
the street? The one that rides his bycicle so fast he looks like
a paper boy? Well, I know you do. And, sometimes you just
have
to go out and slam a cold one on his back. Baaammmm
splahshhh.
Darn, all wet. Sooo Danny need a towel (pulls out flower
bombs).
Now, just make sure they're not too young, and BTW this article
actually
meant in combat... yet we all pull a prank or two now and then.
Battling vs
a Fort tips
When
fighting
against someone
in a treefort bring out the heavy artillery. You want guns with
good range. The idea here is to keep them ducking down behind the
walls that way they won't be able to move and their ability to return
fire will be minimalized. If you have waterballoon launchers and
the terrain permits then I definitely suggesting using them as
well. They won't be able to dodge
and they will duck down. Once they are in pinned down bring out
your your hand grenades... er I mean
waterballoons and lob em in der. SOAK THEM ALL!!!
Don't
let one spot of floor stay dry! VERY SIMPLE. Keep the fire
up with your long range guns, then lob a bazillion and seven
waterballoons in there. Right after you begin lobbing balloons
have some light troops rush their fort. In paintball this tactic
is known as "bunkering", but it works very well in waterwars even
though most people don't even know about it. Your light troops
will mow down anyone still remotely dry in the fort.
Waterballoon
Cariers
Ammo Belt Shoulder strap
Get an old
belt,
or buy a long
one from Wal-Mart. Your belt will need to extend from one
shoulder
to your side at your waist. If you want you can use a piece of
cloth
instead, towel like materiel works best. Now get a knife or some
puncturing utensil and make an incision every inch along the front
(chest
side) of your shoulder strap. Once you are finished you can take
waterballoons and tie a string on the end. The string eill go in
one of the holes, and then be tied to the baloon again. When you
need a waterballoon its right their strung out in an amo belt across
your
chest! I used this in Vermin War II along with the Drum Grenade
side
case below.
Drum Grenade side case
Before Vermin
War
II I took
a large Cheetos Cheese Balls tin and cleaned it out. After you do
this with a wet cloth and then a dry one puncture two holes, one in
each
side of the tin towards the top. Now get some sturdy string and
rig
yourself up a shoulder belt to carry it with. The ammo tin will
hang
at your side, now you just have to customize it; I recomend painting it
black, or camo so as not to be seen.
Other
non waterballoon type Grenades
Flour
Bombs
Ingrediants:
1/4
- 1/2 cup
flour, 1 tissue, 2 rubber bands, 1 tsp corn syrup*
(multiply ingrediants by the amount of flour bombs you wish to make)
Glourt
Bombs
Ingrediants:
1/4
cup corn starch,
1/2 cup water, plastic container (small)
(multiply ingrediants by the amount of flour bombs you wish to make)
*=if desired
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