I am glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching!

@Gunfather Milsim thank you for your work! Looking forward to your next video.

@Airsoft Komolyan No, this is still my old camera. The next video will be with my new set up.

@Gunfather Milsim This is it? Than something is wrong. Too much the noise on the film. I like what you speak, but my eyes is pain if I look this. I mean your chanell will gain very big, if you can do this it.

Lol. I literally just got my new camera two days ago.

@Gunfather Milsim Well, I can't ride HMVVs or old soviel tanks in my backyard

@Jack O'NeilSG1 I absolutely understand what you are saying. I have played at several milsim ops on 1,000 acre fields. The place you described sounds like a crappy place to play. I would never play in a place where whoever has the most range wins every time because that requires no skill to win. There is no strategy or sport involved. Simply two groups seeing who can shoot farther. I don't consider that recreational or fun. Why not just shoot at paper targets in your backyard?

@Gunfather Milsim I wouldn't call it a shitty Airsoft field. It simply isn't an Airsoft field. But at large milsims, what I'm talking about, when you have two units moving towards each other, you will spot each other at around 100m/328f. At this range you will not ne abled to reach each other. Yes, you can move forward trying to use trees as cover, but trees in this kind of woods usually are a lot thinner than your average human.
Now the question is, who has more reach?

Watch this one for more information on this same point.
https://youtu.be/eHKEK9u2ITM

If there is no cover that is a really shitty airsoft field. Additionally even in the absence of cover, airsoft is still a game of angles. The advantage of formations is based on angles. You are using multiple lanes of fire from different angles to take out a target.

There are a great number of skills needed to perform well in an airsoft/milsim game. Use of cover, use of concealment, communications, formations, use of angles and the ability to read the tactical geometry of the field to name a few. Range is NOT a skill. Range is a characteristic of your airsoft gun and it can be purchased. This does not make you a better player. It makes you a player with more range. These are not the same thing.

Most players when they find they are deficient immediately spend more money on their gun to gain more range in the hopes of gaining an advantage without ever considering actually learning how to play. At this channel I am trying to teach people how to play the game. I make videos that teach people the skill sets they need to improve their performance on the field.

@Gunfather Milsim I have to somewhat disagree.
I'm totally with you, when talking CQB, but thus does not really apply at large events, where you are mostly in agricultural woods and open fields. Of course cover is important, but since it's often lacking and you can spot someone a lot earlier, than you can fight them, it's definitely a game of range at large events.

Most players think airsoft is a game of range. It is not. It is a game of angles.