Who is Felicity Banks?
I’m a writer of The Antipodean Queen trilogy, the Rahana trilogy, and many interactive tales including Murder in the Mail, Magic in the Mail, and the Shooting Through escape rooms (currently non-operational due to COVID-19).
My store is at shootingthrough.net/store
Chris is my partner, Louisette is my eight year-old daughter, and TJ is my six year-old son. My cats are Zipper and Zoom. I’m based in Canberra, Australia.
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Recent Writings
- Corsets & Roller Skates: History is Stranger Than You Think
- 300+ Books That I Love to Read Over and Over Again
- The Great Book Sort, Part 7: Cozy Crime
- Review of “The Floating City”, my climate fiction game
- What doesn’t kill you makes you weaker: advice on living with chronic illnesses such as Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, and Long Covid (trigger warning: depression)
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paintball gun said,
August 27, 2014 at 2:40 pm
If you want to build teamwork, you will definitely want to practice together, of course.
So strap on all your paintball load and gear up those paintball guns!
Work on offensive and defensive strategies, code
words, “what-if” scenarios, and more. Study from the opposition as well as your own teammates.
Closely discover other paintball gamers to produce new and winning techniques for potential online games.
Does the opposing team chat more than your staff does?
Do they seem to be more arranged? Watching how your opponents interact will help improve your team’s efficiency.
If your team is lacking in that area, take a look at your opponents paintball gear and see.
This could significantly outcome your game play