Free For All (FFA) is a game mode in paintball where players compete against each other individually, rather than in teams. The objective of the game is to eliminate as many players as possible, while trying to avoid elimination yourself.

In FFA, players start at a designated location on the playing field, and the game begins. Players are eliminated when they are hit with a paintball, typically on the torso or head. Eliminated players must leave the playing field and are not allowed to continue playing. The game continues until only one player remains, or the time limit is reached, the player with the most eliminations wins.

FFA is a popular game mode because it tests players’ individual skills and is a fast-paced, action-packed way to play paintball. It requires players to be aware of their surroundings, make quick decisions, and be able to adapt to changing situations. It also allows players to be creative with their tactics, as they must rely on themselves to eliminate other players, rather than relying on the help of teammates.

It is a very intense and demanding mode, since players must take into account their paintball count and location, while moving and trying to eliminate other players. It is a good mode to play with few players or when you want a quick match, but be aware of the potential for friendly fire.