Some Interesting Lessons Learned from Airsoft

[Member 34319]

Paintball is very similar too. Lots of fun.

 

[Mark W.]

WTH did I just watch haha. The sad part is that rotund manwich made about $10000 off that mind numbingly idiotic video.

You obviously don't know what it takes to monetize a You Tube video. The wife has done more then 50 videos each one watched by thousands and I think she said in the last 2 years she has made like $3.00

 

[Certaindeaf]

You obviously don't know what it takes to monetize a You Tube video. The wife has done more then 50 videos each one watched by thousands and I think she said in the last 2 years she has made like $3.00

I don't know about the payscale deal YouTube has but that video has ten million views or something.

 

[tac]

PD

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

You obviously don't know what it takes to monetize a You Tube video. The wife has done more then 50 videos each one watched by thousands and I think she said in the last 2 years she has made like $3.00

I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not. I have a very small monetized YouTube account and it brings in around $100/month. Generally speaking 1 million views will yield $1000. That video has 9m views. He's made a fair amount of coin off of his channel.

 

[Unicykle]

I got way into airsoft about 7-10 years ago and it was fun and tought some good lessons, mostly "keep moving" but most "cover" for airsoft " wouldnt be in real life but it was a kick in the butt with a good group of friends was always good for some hard laughing

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

So what your saying, in a real firefight, be a camper.

In our games, the campers never won, but they usually had some decent hits. Those who moved after making a shot generally had better outcomes.

 

[Geardo]

Man this brings back memories.

I had to relearn all these lessons when I tried to play paintball again recently.

Want to get into woodsball when I have some time, but busy with the kid nowadays.

Running "drills" and stuff like that only works if you have a team of similar skilled people backing you up. 1 or 2 people You need to be stealthy and methodical like you said.

 

[Member 34319]

In our games, the campers never won, but they usually had some decent hits. Those who moved after making a shot generally had better outcomes.

My point was you said in your original post that to get the good campers, you had to sacrifice a man in a two man team to get him. In a real shoot out with real bullets, I wouldn't think anyone would want to make that move.