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What's up!
By: Kilo42 Date: October 22, 2011, 6:19 pm
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Hey everyone! My name is William O'Rourke, I'm 21 years-old,
work at walmart (pharmacy), and I'm in college at EMCC. I've
never played Airsoft, so this will be a first. I've played
paintball, about 15 games. I've never been part of a team, so I
look forward to joining yours. I'm good at this category of
sport. Out of all the rounds I've ever played (about 45) I've
maybe lost three, and that's not to brag. Airsoft is different
from paintball in many ways though, and the games I've played at
were all "woodsball," so if anyone can give me tips before the
game that'd be great. Not that I've ever had a problem with it
before, but I'm not accustomed to the velocity of an Airsoft BB,
so before a meet, let me know the judgment calls on distance.
Well, that's all I have to say. If you have any questions or
advice, feel free to send a post. I can't wait to meet you all.
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Re: What's up!
By: spetz Date: October 22, 2011, 6:49 pm
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Welcome to the forums! I go to EMCC also. Airsoft is quite
different from paint ball, you'll find you need to use a lot of
tactics to win.
Big thing is get the idea of kills, deaths, and personal glory
out of your head. I'm not saying this to be a jerk or anything
we all at one time played for a good kill death ratio. Think of
it as did we (team) complete our objectives. I really got
slapped in the face by this last sunday where I spent most of
the day sitting with a red rag on waiting for my time to by up,
but our team completely dominated the day.
Engagement distances vary depending on your weapon. Some you can
engage at 300ft others no more then 180ft. Most enagements
happen 100-175ft from what I've seen. The big factor here is
what's your airsoft weapon?
If you have any other questions feel free to ask.
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Re: What's up!
By: Cheif Date: October 22, 2011, 6:56 pm
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Welcome to the team and the forum. Please use the forums as much
as you like and use them. No question is a stupid question. Ask
anything and we will get back to you as soon as we can
If you do not have an airsoft gun we have some for sale on our
forum that come in a variety of conditions and styles, etc.
Evike, airsoft gi, hitguns, airsoft megastore, and airsoft
atlanta are some webesites i recommend.
If i were to give any advice to new players it would be to PLAY
SAFE OVER EVERYTHING ELSE. I cannot stress that enough. Please
read up on our rules and regs. We will always brief you on the
safety regs and rules of game play before trainings and games.
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Re: What's up!
By: Chappie Date: October 22, 2011, 8:26 pm
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welcome to the forums man glad you have finally joined!! you
will find a lot of the you are looking for on this forum. just
look around and you will probably find it. ask a lot of
questions, no question is stupid.
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Re: What's up!
By: Jinx Date: October 26, 2011, 7:28 pm
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BILLY!! :D Glad to see that you made a post and have gotten into
the swing of things. I probably won't be at the meet considering
my current state haha but I'll probably see you anyways. I'm
sure you'll have a ton of fun and you'll like all the guys. It
really is a great team of people. Goodluck!
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Re: What's up!
By: merchanta Date: October 27, 2011, 2:42 pm
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welcome to the team and forums, man
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