8 Signs of a GOOD or BAD Airsoft Site

Interesting missions is for me point end gentleman ship between players makes or breaks the game

I pray and hope someday Malaysia will be legal to play airsoft in the future. Aminnn

my field thankfully has all of this things

8 months of no airsoft and i finally get to go play again tomorrow. Even better i get to play with my brand new mp7

Wait can;t BB creep still happen when your crometer is set in joules? Like do you measure everyones BB suppluy while crooning them and do the math or something? Like joules i this contaxt aka impact energy is very hard to calulateeven in airsoft espacly if you can't do or are slow at calculus as even with the correct balsitic caular it's still alot of data tpo put in... So yeah unless you have an impact pad for the crono to use in it's read out the joules is very wrong and extremely misleading as it's not even just a simple converstion of FPS as that is not impact energy works... So yeah my suggestion is put the crono in FPS as joules is a lie that will get someone hurt... And etheir force a stric usibg only these approved BBs by these brands that are these patterns ior just supply them your self as this is airsoft all airsoft gun likely to be on your field are 6MM plastic BBs so compatblity is a given and only weight and quilty is the only difference.

I know you play Airsoft, but I’d be very curious to see you post a similar video about paintball fields. Your experience could be a great metric.

do u guys know where novritsch used to make the sniper battle against him and where he plays know

Link to the joule creep video?

I was on a field last saturday, 120+ players, 10 referees and 1 boss or something, i was nervous to ask him since there were a lot of people and i did not know if he had time or something, I builded up the courage and went to ask him, I asked what red dot sight he would recomend to me since my old one broke and he sat down and said : I would have to recomend you the red dot from [not calling names] since they sponsor us, but truthfully i would recomend you this one from [not calling names again] becouse of better quality and price. He talked to me like a friend to friend, not like some Ruler of galaxies to a man. The staff and him comed up with few cool gamemode ideas and made the players vote for 2 gamemodes they comed up with that are going to be played that day. il write some down :
-Clear the building and retrieve the package
-Protect the president (one dude was president and others are supposed to protect him at all cost while 15 assasins try to take him down, one guy litteraly blocked the president with his own body, very fun gamemode)
-Attack the fort
and some other ones that i cannot name cause i got alzeiheimer or shit. Very fun field 10/10

Also don’t dismiss small sites. a small group can make you feel like you’re playing a bigger part than a big group.

for point 2: do a long Introduktion for beginners some time before.

GOOGLE REVIEWS!!!!!!!!

My closest field, the rentals are mtw’s

Your allowed to fire 346? In Northern Ireland (UK) we are only allowed 328fps = 1 joule.
I feel sorry for you's ouch. 1 joule is painful enough

1.:They have a bann list, if a player knowingly cheats at your map/ causes problems, he should be permanently banned from there, no questions asked

I organize events...bro, according to this video nobody should come to us 😂😂😂

Im in toronto and the only field we have now is small sadly. This is because property prices here are crazy. We had another huge feild and they went bankrupt sadly.

9. The owners and community there wanting to grow the sport.

Idc if my field is good or not, the regulars are awesome people

lol I thought this was gonna be about map layout and gameplay flow 💀😂 but also glad I found it. A huge red flag I’ve found with some places is how involved the Refs are, I’ve had a bad experience recently where all the refs were being rude and not at all paying attention to the game.

I was at that event lol, there was that leg injury and all that

Thank you for all the info new to this industry but I’m excited about it

Are you in the USA

My field in Bulgaria is an abandoned building from the USSR. And i remember one time we came really early before the game to clean the site from glass and carry some old tires from nearby building to fill the holes for the drainage of water and put some rocks and long branches to not hurt each other. We dont pay for that field but its our duty to clean it and we all get along there. Even some cops come to our briefing to chat and see how its going. Few times we got some illegal immigrants and one ex-soldier capture them with airsoft pretenting to be real weapon. We dont have shops on site or where to sit or some big organization but we help all new players and everyone is so happy. And we chromo of course.

The field I play at most of the time is unfortunately starting to miss on some of these signs, the chrono takes to long because they are using old chonos that break to often, the rental guns barely work and the game/safety briefs take to long

Please do a revere video too

One of the reason why i stopped playing airsoft all together, here in Belgium we have a big organization (not calling names) who holds events, and they used to do FPS readings, but for whatever reason they switched to Joule readings, and ever since they changed it they have the policy of not doing a chrono on EVERYONE before the game starts. Their policy now is: ''If we catch you in the field with a hot shooting replica, you are banned for the day ''... Which is really dodgy to me because i never been checked myself in the field. Which disturbs my greatly.

also one plus would be if they have a first responder, a medic with some equipment on field to help people if they hurt themself

one more sign might be maintaining the field and changing things around so players get to enjoy a "different" field from time to time :)

I agree and disagree. The most problematic thing in airsoft is the player, not the field.

as a marshal and player i can tell you safety briefing will never change. and i dont want them to change. its a insurance/ liability issue more then anything but i can promise you now alot of people wont go out of their way to read up on rules in their own time. frankly i would not trust 70% of airsofters to do that. i have been going to the same site for over a year now, i listen to safety brief every time because something may have changed. and i work there so im usually involved in changes. what we have done it we have made a video. its 9 minutes long and goes over everything you may need.
also i understand the whole sticking to schedule thing, the most annoying thing as a player is '5 minute reload' taking 10-15 minuets. but on the other side of that a majority of players will take ages to get ready and even when they are told, 5 minutes, they go safe zone take off gear sit down talk, basically everything but reload. you have paid to be here if you want to sit around i cant stop you. i also cant start the next game with less than half of the players..... so maybe instead of blaming sites for this maybe you should made a video titled 'The players Responsibility's' or how about 'signs of a BAD airsoft player' in the video highlight things like, 5 minute reloads, following rules, arguing (it a game!!!), not taking hits and just dont be a dick.

Here in berlin we have one field relativly close, no chrono but a range, beautiful wood and hill terrain with some trenches and the best kinds of players. Not many people play airsoft in berlin so many people there are soliders. It's hard but really fun to play (exept if you're the type of person that doesn't like crawling or is impatient).

If you are chronoing by joules, whos to say the player wont use heavier bbs while playing, or lie about what mass they chrono with? I do like the idea but I see too much room for deceit by dishonest players.

yes thank you for vocalizing this

A suggestion to add to watch for is the overall condition of the field. This to me matters because this can reflect the quality of the gameplay and show if this place is truly doing good or poorly.

I was a former ref at Hell Survivors and while we enforced the safety and rules very well there was a big issue.

The owners, the owners did not invest in the workers for one post Covid 10.25 an hour was our pay. Additionally maintenance on the safe zone nets were 7 years overdue replacement and many structures were rotting. To add more to this the only changed was adding a bunch of shit everywhere and calling it an “upgrade”

Last year all the refs and managers quit except for two but the owners due to bad financial decisions sold the field to another business

I love that you ended by saying the most important thing is a players attitude, I agree very much. Great video.

Hey, great vid. Very insightful and helpful

I like fields with a spectator area, especially for spectating from the Safe Zone. I've been in many games where the last few guys are battling back and forth with the rest of the crowd cheering and talking shet.

You played here in the Philippines?

If you ever come stateside, come by @AirsoftCharleston in Charleston, SC! We would love to have you check out our field! Thanks for a great video on great fields!

I have gone to amazing sites before and the lack of timekeeping and poor marshall training was awful at some and as a marshall myself I ended up helping

I went to a field where, while I was coming into the safe zone, someone was asking the organizer something about the game modes for the day or something like that. The organizer responded something like, "You're about to experience something you'd never get anywhere else"

The game modes were as follows:
Find the boxes with random amounts of points for your team
5 control points

The organizer I mentioned was also rude to his own staff for trying to accommodate the players, such as players wanting to stay on teams with their friends (when someone else was already volunteering to swap teams for team balance, so the friends can stay together), shouting at a player for accidental shot in the arena before the game (not in the safe zone)

I'm probably not going to that place for a long time, if ever.

My field is indoor, n they strongly uphold no overshooting.

philuppines red flags galore

If you are an extra nerd you should make a basic atak data package

Overall a very good list, however I think it should be considered as a guideline rather than a check list, some of the best fields I've played have very basic layout and facilites, but very good organization.

On the opposite side, many times I've encountered airsoft sites with amazing facilities, local shops, good rental replicas, but the matches were horrible because the staff never enforced the rules or ever punish anyone who broke them, the owners were too greedy to ban anyone, therefore the matches were a shitshow.

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