Greg Hastings Pro Tournament Paintball
FAQ
Contents:
Introduction
Version Notes
1)Controls
2)Difficulty Levels
3)Character Skills
4)Gear
A)Markers
B)Barrels
C)Hoppers
D)Air Systems
E)Pod Harnesses
F)Goggles
G)Shoes
H)Gloves
I)Pants
J)Jerseys
3)Characters
A)Rookies
B)Novices
C)Amateurs
D)Pros
4)Tournaments
5)Strategies
6)Special Items
7)Hints/Tips/Cheats
8)Special Thanks
9)Contact
Introduction
Greg Hastings Pro Tournament Paintball is an incredibly fun game to play,
and If you enjoy this game, you should definitely go out, and
experience what actual paintball is like. Before I start the FAQ I
would like to let everyone know that you may NOT use this FAQ without my
permission.
Version Notes
V1.0 March 7 2005
Finished Introduction, Controls, Paintball Markers, barrels, stared on
the Special items section, added on to the hints/tips/cheats section.
Finished Tournaments. Finished Air Systems and Hoppers. Finished
Characters A, B, C, and D. Finished Contact Info. Finished Pod
Harnesses. Finished Strategies. Finished Shoes and Goggles. Finished
Gloves. Finished Pants and Jerseys.
v1.1 March 11 2005
Added and finished Difficulty settings, as well as the Character skills
sections.
v1.1 March 26 2005
Added some more of the prices.
Controls
A: Switch snap direction
B: Dive
Y: Turbo on/off
X: Switch Gun Hands
Right Analog: Aim
Left Analog: Move/Quick Stance
D-pad up/down: Change Stance
D-pad left/right: Quick Look
White Button: Reload
Left Trigger: Snap
Right Trigger: Fire
Difficulty Levels
Easy-Opponent teams have the rudimentary skills and cheating is easier.
Normal-Opponent teams will be increasingly more difficult
Hard-Opponent teams are very difficult, friendly fire is not allowed,
cheating is more dissicult, and player HUD icons denoting how many
players are left on each team are not visible.
Character Skills
In the single player tournament mode, you can rack up skill points that
you can use to upgrade your character. You can get points by
eliminating opponents, grabbing the flag first, and hanging the flag.
You also get points at the end of each round you win. You can lose
points by getting eliminated.
Speed Skill
Level 1: Speed Increase + Turbo time increase
Level 2: Speed Increase + Additional turbo time increase
Level 3: Speed Increase + Turbo replenish rate increase
Level 4: Speed Increase + Additional turbo replenish rate increase
Accuracy
Level 1: Increase your targeting accuracy by 10%
Level 2: Increase your targeting accuracy by 20%
Level 3: Increase your targeting accuracy by 30%
Level 4: Increase your targeting accuracy by 40%
Marker Skill
Level 1: Increase your snap range by 15%
Level 2: Increase your snap range by 30%
Level 3: Switch marker hands 20% faster
Level 4: Switch marker hands 40% faster
Reload
Level 1: More efficent at loading- fill 70% of pod
Level 2: More efficent at loading- fill 90% of pod
Level 3: Faster and more efficent loading- fill 100% of pod
Level 4: Moving while loading is possible
Note: These skill are not carried over in multiplayer, are multiplayer
character skills are maxed out.
Gear
A)Markers
Note: The markers are in no particular order, and the lower the weight
is the better.
Conman Spade:
Cost: 140
Weight: Average
Speed: Low
Accuracy: Average
Tippmann Model 98:
Cost: 160
Weight: Average
Speed: Low
Accuracy: Average
DC-5
Cost: 180
Weight: Average
Speed: Below Average
Accuracy: Average
Conman Spade EX:
Cost: 250
Weight: Average
Speed Average
Accuracy: Average
Spyder Fenix:
Cost: 300
Weight: Average
Speed: Average
Accuracy: Above Average
Tippmann 98 Custom:
Cost: 300
Weight: Average
Speed: Below Average
Accuracy Above Average
R7 Marker:
Cost: 375
Weight: Average
Speed Average
Accuracy: Above Average
Alien Pro Marker:
Cost: 380
Weight: Average
Speed: Average
Accuracy: Average
Evil Omen:
Cost:450
Weight: Below Average
Speed: Average
Accuracy: Below Average
Bud Orr E-Cocker
Cost: 600
Weight: Below Average
Speed: Average
Accuracy: High
MacDev Cyborg:
Cost: 950
Weight: Below Average
Speed: Above Average
Accuracy: Average
Odyssey Signature Series:
Cost: 500
Weight: Below Average
Speed: Average
Accuracy: Very High
Conman R1:
Cost: Start out with it
Weight: Above Average
Speed: Bad
Accuracy: Very Bad
Spyder Imagine:
Cost: 200
Weight: Average
Speed: Below Average
Accuracy: Above Average
JT Protium:
Cost: 325
Weight: Average
Speed: Average
Accuracy: Above Average
JT Quadra:
Cost: ?
Weight: Average
Speed: Average
Accuracy: High
Tippmann A-5 Response:
Cost: ?
Weight: Average
Speed: Above Average
Accuracy: Very High
Dye DM5
Cost: 1300
Weight: Below average
Speed: High
Accuracy: Very High
Solid Bronze Marker
Cost: None(won in the Pennsylvania Open)
Weight: Below Average
Speed: Above Average
Accuracy: Low
WGP Karnivor-Autococker
Cost:1400
Weight: Low
Speed: Very High
Accuracy: Very High
Solid Silver Marker
Cost: None(won in the HB Open)
Weight: Low
Speed: Above Average
Accuracy: High
Solid Gold Marker
Cost: None(won in the Japanese Open)
Weight: Low
Speed: High
Accuracy: High
B)Barrels
Insane-8
Cost: 10
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Low
Insane-12
Cost: 15
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Below Average
Insane-16
Cost: 35
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Average
Evil Pipe 12
Cost: 35
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Average
WGP Kaner 12
Cost: 35
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Average
WGP Kaner 14
Cost: 40
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Above Average
R7 12
Cost: 25
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Average
R7 16 inch
Cost: 40
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Above Average
Dye Precision 12
Cost: 40
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Average
Next Level 12
Cost: 30
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Average
Next Level 16
Cost: 40
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Above Average
Dye Precision 16
Cost: ?
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Very High
Evil Pipe 16
Cost: 45
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Very High
Conman R1 12
Cost: Start with it
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Very Low
Spyder Imagine Stock
Cost: ?
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Average
Tippmann A-5 Stock
Cost: ?
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Average
JT Quadra Stock
Cost: ?
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Average
WGP Karnivor Stock
Cost: ?
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: Above Average
Odyssey Stock Barrel
Cost: ?
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: High
Solid Gold Barrel:
Cost: None(won in tournament)
Weight: very Low
Accuracy: High
Solid Silver Barrel:
Cost: None(won in tournament)
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: High
Solid Bronze Barrel
Cost: None(won in tournament)
Weight: Very Low
Accuracy: High
C)Hoppers
Viewloader Revolution
Cost: Start With it
Weight: Low
Feed Rate: Average
Rib Hopper
Cost: 60
Weight: Average
Feed Rate: Average
Halo Hopper
Cost: 130
Weight: Low
Feed Rate: Very High
View Loader Evolution II
Cost: ?
Weight: Low
Feed Rate: Very High
Thorax Hopper
Cost: 40
Weight Average
Feed Rate: Average
D)Air Systems
Uncle Death 68
Cost:160
Weight: High
Air Capacity: Average
Uncle Death 90
Cost: 170
Weight: Very High
Air Capacity: High
Crossfire 45 Airtank
Cost: 200
Weight: Low
Air Capacity: Below Average
Crossfire 68 Airtank
Cost: 210
Weight: Low
Air Capacity: Average
Evil Scion 45
Cost: 350
Weight: Low
Air Capacity: Below Average
Evil Scion 68
Cost: 360
Weight: Low
Air Capacity: Average
Evil Scion 90
Cost: 425
Weight: Below Average
Air Capacity: Very High
04 Conquest 45
Cost: 390
Weight: Very Low
Air Capacity: Below Average
04 Conquest 68
Cost: 395
Weight: Low
Air Capacity: Average
04 Conquest 90
Cost: 425
Weight: Below Average
Air Capacity: Very High
Uncle Death 45
Cost: Start with it
Weight: Average
Air Capacity: Below Average
Crossfire 90 Airtank
Cost: 230
Weight: Average
Air Capacity: Very High
E)Pod Harnesses
Cammo 3 Pack
Cost: Start with it
Weight: High
Number of Pods: Below Average
Mantis 9 Pack
Cost: 65
Weight: High
Number of Pods: Very High
R7 3 Pack
Cost: 40
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Below Average
R7 5 Pack
Cost: 50
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Average
R7 7 Pack
Cost: 60
Weight: Above Average
Number of Pods: High
Extreme Range 3 Pack
Cost: 45
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Below Average
Extreme Range 5 Pack
Cost: 50
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Average
Extreme Range 7 Pack
Cost: 65
Weight: Above Average
Number of Pods: High
Mantis 3 Pack
Cost: 35
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Below Average
Mantis 5 Pack
Cost: 55
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Above Average
JT 3 Pack
Cost: 30
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Below Average
JT 5 Pack
Cost: 50
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Average
JT 9 Pack
Cost: 60
Weight: High
Number of Pods: Very High
SC Village: 3 Pack
Cost: 30
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Below Average
SC Village 5 Pack
Cost: 50
Weight: Average
Number of Pods: Average
SC Village 7 Pack
Cost: 60
Weight: Above Average
Number of Pods: High
F)Goggles
Cammo Goggles
Cost: start with it
Weight: Below Average
Insane Goggles
Cost: 60
Weight: Average
Vforce PROfiler
Cost: 90
Weight: Very Low
Vforce Morph Goggles
Cost: ?
Weight: Very Low
JT Proteus Goggles
Cost: 110
Weight: Very Low
Dye Invision Goggles
Cost: 95
Weight: Very Low
Bronze Goggles
Cost: None(Won in Tournament)
Weight: Very Low
Silver Goggles
Cost: None(Won in Tournament)
Weight Very Low
Gold Goggles
Cost: None(Won in Tournament)
Weight: Very Low
JT ProFlex Goggles
Cost: 75
Weight: Very Low
Severe Goggles
Cost: 90
Weight: Very Low
G)Shoes
Bone Crushers
Cost: 35
Weight: Below Average
JT Tournament Middletop
Cost: 60
Weight: Very low
R7 Shoes
Cost: 60
Weight: Very Low
Magnum Phantom V-Lite
Cost: 60
Weight: Low
Commo Boots
Cost: Start with it
Weight: Very Low
DXS Cleat
Cost: 60
Weight: Very Low
SC Village
Cost: 65
Weight: Very Low
Dye ATC
Cost: 60
Weight: Very Low
H)Gloves
Cammo Gloves
Cost: Start with these
Weight: Very Low
Tippmann
Cost: 35
Weight: Very Low
JT Pro Gloves
Cost: 45
Weight: Very Low
R7 Gloves
Cost: 45
Weight: Very Low
Dye Core Gloves
Cost: 40
Weight: Very Low
WXP Gloves
Cost: 15
Weight: Very Low
DXS Gloves
Cost: 35
Weight: Very Low
JT Premire
Cost: 40
Weight: Very Low
Sc Village
Cost: 40
Weight: Very Low
I)Pants
WXP Pants
Cost: 50
Weight: Above Average
Brimstone Pants
Cost: 150
Weight: Very Low
JT Tournament Pants
Cost: 125
Weight: Very Low
Insane Pants
Cost: 110
Weight: Very Low
Tippmann
Cost: 120
Weight: Very Low
DXS Pants
Cost: 125
Weight: Very Low
R7 Pants
Cost: 125
Weight: Very Low
Cammo Grey Pants
Cost: 50
Weight: Average
Dye Core Pants
Cost: 140
Weight: Very Low
Cammo Green Pants
Cost: Start with these
Weight: Low
SC Village Pants
Cost: 125
Weight: Very Low
J)Jerseys
WXP Jersey
Cost: 15
Weight: Average
Insane
Cost: 15
Weight: Average
FUGU Jersey
Cost: 15
Weight: Average
Tropical Punch
Cost: 15
Weight: Average
Evil
Cost: 60
Weight: Very Low
Tippmann
Cost: 55
Weight: Very Low
DXS Jersey
Cost: 55
Weight: Very Low
Mantis Jersey
Cost: 55
Weight: Very low
SC Village Red
Cost: 45
Weight: Very Low
SC Village Black
Cost: 45
Weight: Very Low
Dye Core Jersey
Cost: 65
Weight: Very Low
R7 Jersey
Cost: 60
Weight: Very Low
WGP Jersey
Cost: 55
Weight: Very Low
Cammo
Cost: Start with it
Weight: Low
Brimstone Ultimate Air
Cost: 55
Weight: Very Low
JT Premiere Jersey
Cost: 45
Weight: Very Low
JT Pro Jersey
Cost: ?
Weight: Very Low
Severe Jersey
Cost: 55
Weight: Very Low
Characters
A)Rookies
Lou Tomasso
Anthony McCollum
Big Mike
Alex Fore
Chris Havlock
B)Novices
Mike Lashbrook
Glenn Hastings
Aaron Poorman
Alberto Bear Degidio
Mark Huff Huffnegal
Tanis Italia
C)Amateurs
Stuart Weiss
Brian Barno
Lars Herzig
Pablo Wong
Bea Youngs
Walt Kennerup
Stephen Lashbrook
D)Professionals
Greg Hastings
Rocky Cagnoni
Nicky Cuba
Rich Telford
Matty Marshal
Chris LaSoya
Yosh Rau
Alex Fraige
Oliver Lang
Keely Watson
Lisa Harvey
Pete Utschig
Billy Ceranski
Todd Martinez
Tyler Michaud
JC Whittington
B-Real
Mike Peverill
Ed Poorman
Anthony Call
Jonathan Call
Tournaments
Pevs Paintball
3 man rookie
1st Place Prize: 250 credits
Northwest Challenge
3 man rookie
1st place prize: 250 credits
Skirmish paintball
5 man rookie
1st place prize: 250 credits
Splatter Park paintball
3 man novice
1st place prize: 300 credits
SC Village
5 man novice
1st place prize: 300 credits
Ultimate Madness
3 man novice
1st place prize: 300 credits
Urban Open
5 man Novice
1st place prize: 300 credits
California Open
5 man novice
1st place prize: 300 credits
Island Open
5 man Amateur
1st place prize 350 credits
Desert Open
5 man Amateur
1st place prize: 350 credits
Florida Open
7 man Amateur
1st place prize: 350 credits
Tampa Bay Open
7 man Amateur
1st place prize: 350 credits
Rocky Mountain Open
7 man Amateur
1st place prize: 350 credits
English Open
7 man Pro
1st place prize: 450 credits
Pennsylvania Open
7 man Pro
1st place prize: 450 credits
New Gear: Solid Bronze Marker
German Open
7 man Pro
1st Place Prize: 450 credits
New Gear: Silver Goggles
HB Open
7 man Pro
1st place Prize: 450 credits
New Gear: Solid Silver Marker
French Open
7 man Pro
1st place prize: 450 credits
New Gear: Gold Goggles
Japanese Open
7 man Pro
1st place prize: A NEW CAR!(Seriously)
New Gear: Solid Gold Marker
Strategies
Here are some strategies for the three different game types in Greg
Hastings Pro Tournament Paintball.
Elimination: Ok, this one is pretty straight forward, tag all the
opposing players. When the round starts, the first thing I always do is
hold my gun up in the air with the vertical snap, so I can shoot over
any obstacles that my opponents might be hiding behind. And since you
really dont have the greatest guns in the world at the beginning of the
game, I wouldnt recommend getting too close to your opponents unless you
have to because the guns in the beginning of the game dont shoot very
fast. After this pretty much a game of point and shoot, not too hard.
Center Flag: For this game type there is a flag in the center of the
field that you must grab and hang on your opponents starting box. I
start this one off the same way I do on any game type, by using the
vertical snap button to keep my opponents heads down. Then use your
turbo, and try to get the flag, so you automatically get the first grab
20 points, which can be pretty crucial. From this point on, its pretty
much the same game as Elimination. After you have eliminated all of
your opponents, run over to their side, and hang the flag on their
starting box.
Capture the Flag: This game type is almost exactly like the other two,
only you have to grab the flag from the other teams starting box, and
then take it back to yours. The easiest way to do this is by
eliminating the opposing team, and walking over, grabbing the flag and
taking it back to your box.
Here's a strategy sent in from James.
"When I start I like to get an open view right out of the begginning of the opponents
starting box.
I shoot for about 2 seconds and I run to an open bunker.
As you start to get used to this you will eventually start picking off more and more
of their men."
Special Items
In the Game you can get special items for completing certain tournaments,
heres a list of them.
Bonus Experience points: Im not 100% positive on how you start to get
these, you either unlock them when your players stats are maxed out, or
when you win the English open. They Allow you to unlock God Mode, Slow
Motion Mode, and Extra Logos for your team. God mode and Slow Motion
mode will only work in Arcade mode, and these bonus items, cost 25 exp
points.
Hints/Tips/Cheats
Heres a small tip for when youre playing tournament mode, and it is just
one of those common sense things, but a lot of people never use it.
After each match you win, SAVE YOUR GAME. That way if you loose the
next match, you can load your game and just replay the match you lost
instead of replaying the whole tournament.
Another nice thing to know is your opponent possitions, when you're
playing some of the bigger matches like 5vs5 or 7vs7, you will almost
always have one enemy in the back left. one in the back right, and
sometimes one in the back middle.
Special Thanks
Special Thanks goes out to smallman2245@aol.com for sending me one of his strategies
Special Thanks goes out to tlouden@earthlink.net for sending me some
info on the prices that I missed.
Contact
If you have anything that you think should be included, or if you need
help with something that isnt included in this FAQ, drop me an e-mail at
snafu7.matt@gmail.com, and be sure to include you name, so if you send
in info for the FAQ, youll get credit for it.
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