Owls & K-V/Paintball Wars!

Paintball Wars! is a paintball based FPS experience created by . It was fully released to the public on February 21, 2022.
==Gameplay ==
During intermissions (which are 15 seconds long), players can vote for a map and mode. At the end of the intermission, the round proceeds with the most voted option. Rounds are 10 minutes long. There are three modes, which are Team Deathmatch (TDM) Capture the Flag (CTF) and King of the Hill (KOTH).
To spawn into an ongoing round, the player can click the 'Deploy' button or press spacebar. The menu can be accessed during a round when the player is not alive. Unlike most FPS games, there is no need to reload in this game. Most weapons kill enemies in one shot. Holding the shift button lets the player sprint. Holding right click lets the player aim down their sight. Tagging many players without being tagged builds up the player's killstreak. A high killstreak can let the player use abilities: Radar (5 kills), Bouncing Betty (10 kills), Sentry Gun (15 kills) and Nuke (50 kills).
Money is earned by killing players. Money can be used to buy crates, which can be opened to obtain skins. Money is also a component of ranking up, which allows the player to unlock new Specialists. Ranks, specialists and skins are explained below in further detail.
==Ranks==
Money in the game also acts as an experience value - the more money the player earns, the more they progress their rank. Ranking up unlocks new Specialists (and earns rank-up rewards). In the table below, the 'Money' column describes the total Money the player needs to earn in the game to reach the given rank.
Rank 	Money 	Reward
Beginner I 	N/A 	N/A
Beginner II 	$4,687 	$2,500, Common Specialist
Beginner III 	$14,062 	$5,000, Common Crate
Trained Beginner	$28,125 	$7,500, Common Crate
Hardened I 	$46,875 	$10,000, Common Crate
Hardened II 	$70,312 	$12,500, Common Crate
Hardened III 	$98,437 	$15,000, Uncommon Crate
Battle Hardened 	$135,937 	$17,500, Uncommon Crate
Expert I 	$178,125 	$20,000, Uncommon Specialist
Expert II 	$225,000 	$22,500, Uncommon Crate
Expert III 	$276,562 	$25,000, Uncommon Crate
Qualified Expert	$332,812 	$27,500
Veteran II 	$367,500 	$32,500, Uncommon Crate
Veteran I 	$393,750 	$30,000, Uncommon Specialist
Veteran III 	$459,375 	$35,000, Uncommon Crate
Seasoned Veteran	$604,687 	$37,500
Elite I 	$684,375 	$40,000, Rare Specialist
Elite II 	$768,750 	$42,500, Rare Crate
Elite III 	$857,812 	$45,000, Rare Crate
Heroic Elite 	$951,562 	$47,500
Master I 	$1,050,000	$50,000, Rare Specialist
Master II 	$1,153,125	$52,500, Legendary Crate
Master III 	$1,260,937	$55,000, Legendary Crate
Grand Master 	$1,373,437	$57,500, Legendary Specialist
==Specialists==
Specialists are characters the player can equip. Each specialist has their own unique gun. Every Specialist can be purchased using in-game money (except Neo and Premium Noob). The player also earns some free Specialist unlocks by simply ranking up (as seen in the previous table).
Specialist 	Gun 	Cost 	Rarity
Noob 	Glock 17 	N/A 	Common
Officer 	Dual Glock 17 	$2,812 	Common
Dean 	Stevens DB 	$3,515 	Common
Recruit 	P90 	$4,687 	Common
Premium Noob	MP5K 	Premium 	Uncommon
Delivery Man	UMP-45 	$13,750 	Uncommon
Hailey 	Dual Glock 18 	$21,250 	Uncommon
Joker 	Shorty 12 	$30,000 	Uncommon
Hunter 	M700 	$40,625 	Uncommon
Pilot 	Dual MP5K 	$52,500 	Uncommon
Agent 	MP7 	$63,750 	Uncommon
Ninja 	Groza 	$75,000 	Uncommon
Queens Guard	L85A2 	$86,250 	Uncommon
Gunny 	COLT-LMG 	$97,500 	Uncommon
Neo 	Dual MP7 	VIP gamepass	Rare
Berlin 	M870 	$150,000 	Rare
Glaz 	OTs-03 	$200,000 	Rare
Militant 	AK 47 	$250,000 	Rare
Spetsnaz 	AS-VAL 	$300,000 	Rare
SWAT 	M4A1 	$350,000 	Rare
Dave 	Deagle 	$400,000 	Rare
Price 	Intervention 	$687,500 	Legendary
Cowboy 	Dual M1858 	$1,062,500 	Legendary
Outlaw 	Dual Sawed-Off	$1,437,500 	Legendary
Rambo 	M60 	$1,750,000 	Legendary
===Guns===
Guns with low bullet velocity fire slow paintballs which are not capable of long ranges, while guns with high bullet velocity fire fast paintballs which are capable of long ranges. Shotguns fire multiple paintballs per shot.
Gun 	Category 	Scoped	Bullet Velocity	Rate of Fire
Glock 17 	Semi-automatic	No 	200 	0.1s
Dual Glock 17 	Semi-automatic	No 	200 	0.1s
Stevens DB 	Shotgun 	No 	157 	0.5s
P90 	Automatic 	No 	157 	0.075s
MP5K 	Automatic 	No 	178.5 	0.08s
UMP-45 	Automatic 	No 	200 	0.115s
Dual Glock 18 	Automatic 	No 	157 	0.075s
Shorty 12 	Shotgun 	No 	157 	0.5s
M700 	Semi-automatic	Yes 	600 	2s
Dual MP5K 	Automatic 	No 	178.5 	0.08s
MP7 	Automatic 	No 	200 	0.08s
Groza 	Automatic 	No 	250 	0.135s
L85A2 	Automatic 	No 	250 	0.125s
COLT-LMG 	Automatic 	No 	250 	0.115s
Dual MP7 	Automatic 	No 	200 	0.08s
M870 	Shotgun 	No 	225 	0.5s
OTs-03 	Semi-automatic	Yes 	575 	0.2s
AK 47 	Automatic 	No 	285 	0.135s
AS-VAL 	Automatic 	No 	285 	0.12s
M4A1 	Automatic 	No 	285 	0.11s
Deagle 	Semi-automatic	No 	325 	0.1s
Intervention 	Semi-automatic	Yes 	1000 	2s
Dual M1858 	Semi-automatic	No 	335 	0.1s
Dual Sawed-Off	Shotgun 	No 	235 	0.5s
M60 	Automatic 	No 	300 	0.11s
==Skins ==
Skins change the appearance of the player's gun, and can be obtained by opening skin crates. Skin crates can be earned from rank-up rewards or bought using money. All legendary skins change the gun's material to Neon. There are four skin crates, each containing a single set rarity of skins:
* Common Skin Crate ($7,343)
*Uncommon Skin Crate ($26,250)
*Rare Skin Crate ($114,062)
* Legendary Skin Crate ($181,250)
Common Skins	Uncommon Skins	Rare Skins	Legendary Skins
*Berlin
*Classic Army
*Classic Autumn
*Classic Desert
*Classic Forest
*Digital Navy
*Fall
*Grey Berlin
*Grey Jungle
*Jungle
*Modern Autumn
*Modern Desert
*Modern Winter
*Swamp
*Water	
*2042 Digital
*Bird Vision
*Blue Night
*Classic Yellow
*Dark Night
*Dark Sharpy
*Lotus
*Maroon Night
*Modern Navy
*Pixelated Forest
*Serengeti
*Sharpy
*Sky
*Swirl
*Tiger Toxic	
*Blue Crystals
*Contrast Crystals
*Green Crystals
*Orange Crystals
*Pink Crystals
*Purple Crystals
*Tiger Cyan
*Tiger Green
*Tiger Olympic
*Tiger Pink
*Tiger Red
*Tiger Violet
*Tiger White
*Toxic Lime
*Warning Stripes	
*Camo CMY
*Ember Blue
*Ember Green
*Ember Orange
*Ember Purple
*Ember Red
*Hacker Green
*Hacker Orange
*Magma Cyan
*Magma Lime
* Magma Orange
*Magma Purple
*Magma Red
*Magma White
* Magma Yellow
==Trivia==
*24 hours after the game's release, all player data was wiped due to DataStore issues. Players who spent Robux could receive compensation by direct messaging on Discord. Below was his statement about the data wipe.
*The game's thumbnail and icon were designed by .
*Some maps are based on notable maps from other FPS games.
**The 'Nuketown' map is based on the Nuketown map from Call of Duty.
**The 'Killhouse' map is based on the Killhouse map from Call of Duty.
**The 'Fort' map is based on the 2Fort map from Team Fortress 2.
* The Glaz specialist is based on Glaz from Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. The specialist from Paintball Wars also uses the OTs-03, the same primary weapon in the latter's loadout. 
**The Spetsnaz and SWAT specialists are more subtle references to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. These specialists use the same weapons (AS VAL and M4A1) as the organizations of the same names in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege.
*Some maps were built by , known for being the owner of Breakfast House.
*The game misspells accumulation as 'accumilation' in the round results GUI.
*Paintball Wars! has a few similarities with other paintball shooter games on Roblox:
**The game uses the colors red and blue for teams, which is conventional in other paintball shooter games such as BIG Paintball!, Paintball!, Mad Paintball 2 and Twisted Paintball.
**The game has an exclamation mark at the end of its name, which is also the case in BIG Paintball! and Paintball!.
**The game has a sentry gun available in its killstreaks abilities. This is also the case in BIG Paintball! and Paintball!.
*Due to players being eliminated in one shot in this game, the Nuke killstreak ability (which needs 50 kills) is extremely difficult to acquire.