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I thought I would leave a post here about my first ever Airsoft game, I do hope that it's ok here in general. I figured it is general but if you consider it not being, I apologise. I'd also like to thank everyone who replied to my thread about preparing for your first day at an airsoft game (http://www.airsoft-forums.co.uk/index.php/topic/30124-first-game-prep-what-to-take/)
As my girlfriend was at work on Saturday and my friends didn't exactly show much enthusiasm with giving this a go. I went at it alone. Which to be honest, was pretty nerve wracking. I didn't know what to expect.
Girlfriend: "Aren't you nervous about going there on your own tomorrow?
Me: "Nah, it's just a laugh and to get outside, blow off some steam and get some excercise."
Yeah, I was nervous. So, I'd like to thank Fumps for sending me a pm here and meeting me on site to ease my transition and give me a little refuge should I need it.
Once I was there we got organised into our teams, and I was still feeling a little shy. Our first game was like a death match kind of affair with zombies thrown in, if I recall correctly. The second game was something new that they haven't tried before, which ended in a little confusion. I had problems with my rifle, and the marshalls swapped it out for a different one without any trouble at all.
I got lost in the woodland, fell over, stumbled around, ran out of ammo, and yes...got shot at. A lot.
By the time afternoon arrived, I was settled. High on adrenaline and talking with many new faces. I felt like I found a role within our team. I basically gave support fire and played medic. Which I think helped keep our team on track for our objectives. Instead of them having to run back to regen/respawn, I specifically made an effort to locate those who were shouting for a medic on our team. In turn keeping up our advance. It was a buzz. I kind of enjoyed this particular role. Even though I wasn't particularly concerned whether we win or lose. It's just so much fun!
Top 3 Dumbass Moments:
3. Getting lost on the way back to my regen/respawn point
2. Charging into a built up area "all rambo" and wound up getting full autoed by 2/3 opponents
1. Advancing under the cover fire of a team mate, and moving into said line of fire and getting shot in the back.
My legs are still aching like hell 3 days later, but I can't wait to get back in the field. The bug has bit and I'm now shopping...so...
...at least I get some excersise
Sorry for the long read!
o7
As my girlfriend was at work on Saturday and my friends didn't exactly show much enthusiasm with giving this a go. I went at it alone. Which to be honest, was pretty nerve wracking. I didn't know what to expect.
Girlfriend: "Aren't you nervous about going there on your own tomorrow?
Me: "Nah, it's just a laugh and to get outside, blow off some steam and get some excercise."
Yeah, I was nervous. So, I'd like to thank Fumps for sending me a pm here and meeting me on site to ease my transition and give me a little refuge should I need it.
Once I was there we got organised into our teams, and I was still feeling a little shy. Our first game was like a death match kind of affair with zombies thrown in, if I recall correctly. The second game was something new that they haven't tried before, which ended in a little confusion. I had problems with my rifle, and the marshalls swapped it out for a different one without any trouble at all.
I got lost in the woodland, fell over, stumbled around, ran out of ammo, and yes...got shot at. A lot.
By the time afternoon arrived, I was settled. High on adrenaline and talking with many new faces. I felt like I found a role within our team. I basically gave support fire and played medic. Which I think helped keep our team on track for our objectives. Instead of them having to run back to regen/respawn, I specifically made an effort to locate those who were shouting for a medic on our team. In turn keeping up our advance. It was a buzz. I kind of enjoyed this particular role. Even though I wasn't particularly concerned whether we win or lose. It's just so much fun!
Top 3 Dumbass Moments:
3. Getting lost on the way back to my regen/respawn point
2. Charging into a built up area "all rambo" and wound up getting full autoed by 2/3 opponents
1. Advancing under the cover fire of a team mate, and moving into said line of fire and getting shot in the back.
It was great to hear from the folks and the marshalls that I played well all in all. It was a very positive experience. One of the best days I've had and met some cracking people. So, I guess what I am saying is that, if you are new and you're going it alone. Just do it! You'll have a blast and meet some fine folks.My legs are still aching like hell 3 days later, but I can't wait to get back in the field. The bug has bit and I'm now shopping...so...
...at least I get some excersise
Sorry for the long read!
o7
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