TKOverKill

I definitely had a blast, and even when I was irritated and baffled at myself for not being able to hit the broad side of a barn, it was still a learning experience.
With that in mind, does anyone have any specific advice for me? Either anything specific that won me that "first person out four (or was it five?) times in a row" medal, or anything I might have done to upset the other players, from not calling hits well enough, talking too much during the break time, walking in front of people, etc etc etc.
I think the obvious trick to not getting shot so much is to not rush all the time, and get better at aiming. Those are the obvious ones though, anyone able to think of anything else productive?

Yeah, when I push hard, some outings I am the king of the "ambush finders".

Balance is nice...pushing hard some games sit back on others. After a half day, you often get to find spots to hang and take shots from....

Nice game guys! See you again on January 10!

I'd like to thank all you guys for coming to the game! It's truly appreciated that you made the effort especially in the pouring rain in the morning & hope you all had a good time! Hope to catch you all soon again in Jan.

(14-12-2008 08:15 PM)Aouwra Wrote: [ -> ]I definitely had a blast, and even when I was irritated and baffled at myself for not being able to hit the broad side of a barn, it was still a learning experience.
With that in mind, does anyone have any specific advice for me? Either anything specific that won me that "first person out four (or was it five?) times in a row" medal, or anything I might have done to upset the other players, from not calling hits well enough, talking too much during the break time, walking in front of people, etc etc etc.
I think the obvious trick to not getting shot so much is to not rush all the time, and get better at aiming. Those are the obvious ones though, anyone able to think of anything else productive?

It sorta depends on field to field. For the 2nd half of the day, we found it was useful to storm and secure the back room (the one next to the bar) as 1st priority. For that a few of us rushed out there as fast as we could. But for the morning half on the 2-level field, going out slowly wasn't such a bad idea.

My 2 yen worth for you is to follow someone . What I personally noticed in the red team was that once we started to coordinate more (like in sub-teams of 3) we did much better in room clearing. And constant communication with team members also helped.

3rd thing I personally learnt too was developing patience. Sometimes sitting and waiting for a certain duration is better than trying to move all the time. Let them come to you rather than you go to them - but of course that depends on your hiding position. I'm not good at picking a spot where I have to cover 3 entrances but maybe can manage 2 at best.

Hello everyone!

In behalf of ASTIG.1521 & JGSDF, allow me to thank TKOverKill for inviting us. We all enjoyed the rush, room clearing tactics and the games organized by Shawn, Vince and Dan. Hope to shoot with you again soon!

Special Agent Limbas
Tactical Intelligence Specialist
ASTIG.1521

Tagami
Intel Officer
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force

Thank you everybody it's an awesome game...
Applauded to :
JOE, TAKU, NATHAN
you guys are so amazing doing your debut in Airsoft, keep going
you did a great job.

Hey Aouwra(Nathan),
Thank you for showing your eagerness to do the game despite of woking up late and raining, you came first to the field.. Dont worry about anything just be yourself, i learned a lot on every games, so there's a lot of events coming for you to know then.
I remembered that i did one events hitting no one on that day, but i
have such a great time, i think that's important, so keep in touch
i hope you enjoy the fun and get ready for your gear soon.

Tagami san and friends,
I am sorry, i hit you twice as my team Thank you so much about the
stuff. I am happy to have it Daijini ni shimas. and take care of your
discovered.. COFFEE BOMB that made your things blow mess up he heh
Thank you guys & looking forward to join you again on the future game

Got a great buddy with Reaper(Vince) we always been hit together
Q (Sean) Sir i can't help to hit the zombies, i like that game as well .
ilovemy strat (Dan) awesome buddy, thanks for the shield it saves me.

Ryosuke and wife,
I admire you both for doing the same passion, i hope she always come with you at the game.(looking forward to chat with her next time)

Hawk(Danny)
I enjoy talking with you along the way and I hope you enjoy the uphill road going to IBF & enjoy walking in the rain, the cold, the smell of the woods & grass, did you notice the big cabbage, lettuce, all the veggies alongside of the road, the narrow old bridge, the clear streams with the beautiful leftover of the autumn leaves..

Limbas (Mike)
Amazing Bro. I've learned a lot from you, Nice D & A.(defense/assault)
I'm sorry I've been so aggressive to assault the 2F, my fault that
it hit you awful to the nose. :-/Thank you for the protecting stuff and
advices, i really appreciated it really works, wants to join you in the game soon.

Ghost(Danni)
Your awesome, Nice CO on the VIP game and great DU guys (defense unit) got a tactical teamwork going from one room to another without any difficult hindrance assault, we made it thru the safe zone so easy.
I do enjoy the hostage game as well, when you hit Danny, i said
" Oh, too bad" , another say Good Job he heh game over.

to the rest of the players and to all the Japanese guys
you are all amazing..see you soon on the future games.

Q (Sean)
2) Hawk (Daniel V3? or V4?)
3) Hazard (Norman)
4) Amazona (Tammy)
5) Ghost (Dan V1)
6) Reaper (Vince)
7) CZC (Selby)
8) WagonOfDoom (Grant)
9) WeirdRajah (Ryosuke)
10) WeirdRani (Mrs. Ryosuke)
11) Aouwra (Nathan)
12) Agent Limbas (MS)
13) Agent Coal (DS)
14) Joe
15) Taku
16) ilovemystrat(Dan V2)
17) Ninja
18) Tagami san and Japan Ground Self-Defense Force team

Hey guys, I remember some pictures being taken at IBF (my camera decided not to work properly then ) could you post them?