To the soldier, his weapons is his tool. The heavy, noisy, clanking tool that will keep him alive. Your weapon can make you or break you in the middle of a firefight. You must know it's strengths, its weaknesses. In water war, you must know what blasters to beware of, and what ones to be on the lookout for. You must know how to take it apart, repair it, and put it back together. You must feel how your blaster operates so you can use it to it's fullest potential. You must know how much water your blaster carries, and how far it's capabilities extend to. You must become a master at your weapon, and equally know the weapons of your team members. You must... because if you don't, just how would you expect to survive against someone who does?

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