Capital Offense - They know how to rally the troops !
Team Capital Offense Leaves Their Mark on Living Legends
At this year’s installment of Living Legends at
CPX Sports, members of Team Capital Offense came to kick butt and give away
guns – not in that order. Living Legends
has grown to be one of the “must play” games on for many paintballers, and
recruiting for the factions begins as soon as the game ends. This year Richard “Mamba” Money Jr. accepted
one of the coveted command positions and the role of Richard the Lionheart
supported by teammates Q-T “Aardvark” Nguyen and Vito “Ghost” Montaperto. Mamba took the command slot six months after
recruiting began, so he needed an edge to be competitive with other leaders who
were considerably ahead. What could be a
better edge than more players shooing Eclipse markers? Thus the plan was hatched to give away custom
paintball guns, an event and team-branded anodized Etha, Etek5, and LV1. Each piece would be a unique creation
featuring the Living Legends logo, the Capital Offense name, and an amazing
color scheme thanks to Arc Anodizing.
The team handed off these beauties to lucky
winners before the start of each day, ensuing that all registered players were
ready to roll at the opening horn. In
fact, one of the criteria for winning called for the winner to be ready to step
onto the field, and since only players who had signed up to run under the
Lionheart banner were eligible to win, the contest drew a group of motivated
shooters to our side. Aardvark also
assisted at the Eclipse Pro-Tech booth to ensure that all registered players
could maximize field time and get the most from their trip to Living Legends.
Saturday morning before game on, the crowd of
paintballers was buzzing about the giveaway.
Amazingly, the lucky winners of the Etha and Etek5 were members of the
same team, a group just entering the scenario scene with entry-level gear. What a way to step up their game! The Sunday morning winner of the LV1 was a
relative newcomer to paintball who had just purchased a marker the day before. After putting his hands on the custom LV1, he
promptly returned his purchase. Why
would he need anything less than the best?
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