Wanna try Airsoft in Japan? Know these rules!
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- If you ever wanted to try airsoft in Japan, the place where airsoft was born, this video is for you. I go over the country-specific airsoft rules of engagement as well as some fields you should visit when in Japan. I hope this guide to airsoft in Japan helps you!
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:25 Joule Limits
0:50 BB Weights
1:20 Game Modes
2:09 Cost to play
2:36 Gas Options
3:09 Metal Slides
3:23 Grenade Usage
3:41 Full Auto Rules
4:12 Movement Rules
4:37 Cheaters
5:10 Outdoor Fields
6:22 Indoor Fields
6:52 Sweaty Fields
7:57 Thanks for Watching! 
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Do you want to play airsoft in Japan?
Give me 9 years to decide
Hi maydaysan
Are there fields in kanagawa and Tokyo where under 18s can attend?
I'm in the UK and I play airsoft here in the UK and I have called one airsoft field that allows under 18s to go but thats all the way in Tochigi.
@@coldwarveteran Saitama is a better bet! They allow the kids in most fields
Nah 😂 usa 🇺🇸 is best
@@MaydaysanAirsoftwhere in saitama sir?
While most of this is true it usually applies only to fields in Tokyo and Kanagawa. A lot of fields in Chiba allow a lot more leniency on the rules as long as it’s not infringing on the actual laws of japan.
Chiba doing Chiba things
@@MaydaysanAirsoftwhat's up with Chiba?
I've always wanted to go to Japan and drift the track Ebisu Minami but that's no more since its a rally track now. But i still do want to one day visit and go drifting at some other tracks.
Since i've recently gotten into Airsoft i wouldn't mind going to an Airsoft event in Japan. I like how the maps are styled.
Please come! And check out my gameplays to see how they look and play ;)
from a german point of view, those rules and circumstances don't sound half bad, apart from the joule limit and bb weight restrictions. but if everyone uses the exact same power and bb weight, it makes things fair again. i use 0.25g bbs with my marui hi-capa here anyway and it works excellently, so no big deal about that. at recent exchange rate 7000Yen being less than 50€ for a day of playing airsoft in japan is about the same as in germany. you pay 20 to 30€ fee to play on a field and then you get food/drink and cost of bbs and green gas (or 144a for japan probably) on top of that, wether you bring it or buy on site.
i love the survival game idea. reduces the agressive speed-QB style of players on the field. it suits my preferences for playing more.
Really cool vid thanks man !
Great work!
Would have loved to have played there when I was there in April, limits and that are a bit mad compared to the UK, we have blank firing grenades etc in the UK as well, that take shotgun primers, 9mm or .12gauge,
Awesome video dude!
Ben.
I concur with most of the points. Thing is, Kanto (Tokyo area) isn't that good for airsoft mainly due to the urbanization and difficulty of getting to the better fields. Because if you're in the area, chances of having a car are nil. If you want to have fun doing airsoft in Japan, just skip the indoor scene outright, with one exception I'll mention later. My favorite fields are all in Gifu where I used to live and started the hobby. Rural prefecture, everyone has a car, everything is bigger, rules are way more lax in every regard...except for joules, that's a law. You get a lot more mil-sim type players or at least history/gun appreciators at outdoor fields, which is much more up my ally. I've been to some great fields around Tokyo, specifically Chiba and Saitama, but they're difficult to get to regularly without a car.
My "regular" field in Gifu was HQ Trad. Fantastic setup. Made to look like a Middle Eastern bazaar with Japanese scenery. Great balance of single-life/respawn games and semi/full-auto games. Gas guns can shoot .25BBs. Best part, Trad has a partner field called HQ Bunker, which is a large indoor field inside an abandoned tool shop. If rain ruins your reservation for Trad, you automatically get shifted to the game at Bunker so you can still play that day. The building is so large, there are no limits on movement. But, BBs are restricted to .20 for everyone and no full-auto. Some things never change, even at the best indoor fields.
My third recommendation if you're ever in Gifu is Team 6. The field is alongside a literal mountain and contains multiple smaller hills within a decent sized valley area. It's as forested as you can imagine a field can be. The people that go there are the hardcore mission-simulation types. Lots of multi-team and asymmetrical game types. BBs weights up to .30 and no limits on full-auto. Most game types even involve teammate revives. I love those guys. I introduced them to King of the Hill my last game before moving and they loved it. It's a hardcore field that takes a lot of conditioning to get around, but no better field for scratching that hardcore milsim itch. The guys don't take themselves too seriously either. One of the regular snipers wears a predator mask and uses a matchlock. Love those guys.
These days if i even play i am more inclined to play outdoor now. It just seems more fun and indoor fields are dying :(
@@MaydaysanAirsoftthe indoor fields brought it on themselves. I get the rules are for the environment. But, they just increase the problems rather than help at all. Want to make a good indoor field, has to be a decent size. Has to be.
Good rundown ma dude.
Taiwan has similar gameplay styles and limits. Just way higher power limits.
Looking forward to SA-BA-GAAAAY Park 😎😜🤠
(I always thought it was sabage like garage before)
Japanese airsoft : "And no throwing the grenades too hard you might hit someone!" American Airsoft : "Alright let's see how hard we can launch this nerf football out of a grenade launcher at a moving truck full of people." If your airsoft field doesn't allow you to drive trucks around, then you're missing out my friend.
I would never travel to another country just to play airsoft, but if I had to I would choose Europe any day. And if it was between Japan or America, I'm not leaving the states man. We got gun trucks and helicopters. Machine guns that can shoot full auto. We got grenade launchers and mortars, shoulder mounted rocket launchers, no engagement distance on certain weapon types. Increased FPS and BB weight for snipers and DMR's. And the best part? No dumb laws for plastic slides. And no, I'm not talking milsims. This is your normal game of airsoft in America if you goto my field in Bristol Wisconsin. In fact, the entree cost is the same here as it is in Japan. About 20-30$. (4000 Yen) Also kids can play too! So why would I travel somewhere to pay the same price for an experience with less exciting features, and more boring rules? I probably couldn't even get into the country with my gear to begin with. For the birth place of airsoft it really doesn't have much over any other country besides It's spectacular indoor fields. But I prefer outdoor anyways so.
Nothing says 'Merica like a bunch of middle aged men live action role-playing in the woods. Let freedom ring!
I'm just saying, if you're paying 30$ to play airsoft and you don't have gun trucks guzzling gasoline, what're you even paying for? Better come with some free BB's or something!
Imagine paying 30 bucks for Airsoft in Japan and then one life game modes All day, dying by mistake and sitting out half the time too xD.
This video is more for people who have interest in it or are traveling to Japan and wanna try it while they’re here.
thanks for your feedback this was insightful.
Also be aware that there is a severe lack of space and infrastructure in Japan for Airsoft. The CQB fields are very small and tight, and it’s very difficult to even move. As a result playstyles have changed and FPS limits don’t matter as much as engagement distances are 10/20m anyway due to map design.
Meanwhile Russian Airsoft is okay.
You get full auto in buildings, you get a limit of your gun up to 3 joules if you buy it like that (notice that overtuned guns are common, so you can go absolutely crazy on it)
You get 24h games, you get vehicles. Trucks? Miss me with that, we have APCs in Airsoft!
Area41 is great! Always find the meme players that make the game so fun every time I go!
I really appreciate the recommendations at the end! I’m visiting family in Kanagawa this May, and bought a VFC MP5SD on Yahoo Auctions to use when I get there.
Hope you enjoy it!
@@MaydaysanAirsoftThanks! I’m going to play at Area 41 tomorrow, and hopefully at Tenkoo next week. Hope to see you out at a field sometime!
This video was extremely helpful because I'm planning a trip for late june. Thanks 🙂
Heyo,
let's say I was visiting Japan from Canada for a couple weeks and I wanted to try out the airsoft fields, is it better to just rent the airsoft guns and equipment there because CBSA may stop me from bringing my own guns back to Canada?
Hey mayday, looking to buy a replica on my visit to Japan this December. Can you recommend any stores (preferably around tokyo)?
this sounds almost identical to danish airsoft philosphy.
polite, clean, gentleman airsoft
Hello from Japan
Very cool😊
Do you have any recommended local shops near the Tenkoo field? I'm visiting Hachioji from the US and I'd want to buy a tm recoil shock mp5
Lol everything you said go against airsoft style in America. Yelling, confrontation, no metal slides, odd movements on certain fields like slides etc and BBs weight regulations. TBH i do like this rules. It feels like everyone is equal in equipment and tools and just straight up play with your own skills
Hell yes. You nailed it. With most things constant the rest is your gun skill and movement, and game sebse
I'm going to the Brave Point field in Fukuoka in a few weeks time. Not taking my own guns, so I hope their rentals are decent.
My dream is to go to Japan it has been since I was young. I actually have a family friend who was born and raised there and came to the states for university and now lives back in Japan and I have a place to stay but it’s getting there is the expensive part! Also being front the states and playing airsoft in the states idk if I would be able to adjust to all the restrictions you guys have . First of all I only run Gbbrs and my field I have a 30ft engagement but I’m shooting 360 fps with .32 and shooting 1.8 joules . I wouldn’t even know how to get my gun shooting .98 joules or at the very least it would be expensive to buy a bunch of downgrade parts but at the end of the day it would still be an amazing experience that I would love to enjoy even if I had to use a rental . I’m an fascinated with Japanese culture and it’s still my dream to visit one day fingers crossed. I love your videos your a wealth of knowledge and create very entertaining content !
Cheers man
Do you ever get out to the fields in Chiba? And are they still at thing..like Battle City Union, Union Base, Desert Union, and SEALS?
Too far for me hahah a good 2.5hrs one way
Do you see locals having problem with us military? All my buddies who are stationed there say they crack down on them hard
I don’t live in those areas but yeah I’ve heard stories. The military don’t give a f*** lol
That being said, playing with military dudes is always fun.
@@MaydaysanAirsoft true most of them play in Southern California which is airsoft heavy so I can see how it might get overwhelming to casual fields. US airsoft is going over there next month maybe hit him up and y’all could collab.
hahah can’t wait to show hallenbeck the grueling Japanese Airsoft.
You should come out too sometime. But…no full auto in buildings. Or anywhere…lmao
i wish i could just go on vacation and play a week of airsoft there you know, enjoy the low fps games :D
Hey, mayday. I was wondering if using green gas is allowed, does Japanese law completely restrict the use of propane/gg replica guns?
Nope duster only and co2
hey maydaysan, what about toyohashi? are there any fields or airsoft shops?
I’m not familiar with that, sorry!!
Do I have to make reservations to play at Tenkoo? I'm planning a trip for next year and want to bring my own gun/gear, is there any issue with me bringing my airsoft gun and gear on the subway/shuttle?
Yes. Reserve! It’s very popular so reserve at least two weeks in advance and store your legal Airsoft guns in a gun bag.
4000YEN a day is pretty decent to me, in Hong Kong, fields are like 6000Yen a day outdoor or 4hrs indoor,
some indoor fields are cheaper but their rental are sh*t so they aren't noob friendly.
However the transport in HK are much cheaper, mostly under 300YEN.
The indoor play style in Japan are pretty similar to that in HK, maybe both due to the limit space, high rent.
Is it reasonably foreigner friendly or really dependant on where you go? I'm moving to the kansai area with two friends and we want to get into airsoft there, but we basically speak Japanese at the level of kindergartners 😄
Also any suggestions that you do have for stores or somewhere to start out in kansai would be great
Would suggest CQB limited. It’s the most noob friendly place there.
Do they have hi capa rentals at area 41? Looking to travel and visit and I love my capas
Yes
I knew it was strict but when I started looking for JP airsoft stores that only sells to locals, I saw metal pistol slides and frames. I thought that was illegal and all. Stores/distributors like Enten has detonator, nova, etc. kits. I guess there are still some gray areas haha. This video helped answer most questions I have. It's also curious how CO2 is starting to be an alternative before Green Gas/propane given the max .98J @.20g BB legal limit. Duster gas to CO2 is a huge jump, right?
It’s illegal for Japanese manufacturers to produce full metal pistols or metal slide pistols in the country. Importing them or aftermarket grey area. As a result you can’t actually use the metal slide pistols at most fields. This is up to the fields discretion.
CO2 is more environmentally friendly ironically and is all year round.
@@MaydaysanAirsoft yup.
@@MaydaysanAirsoft Ah, airsoft getting the classic "Pachinko isn't gambling" logic applied to it. Doesn't get more Japanese than that.
Are there any airsoft clubs in japan? Here in italy you usually have to be in a club to play airsoft (at least in outdoor fields).
I’m sure there are but there are no require td to play other than being 18
Does fields in japan are open the whole week ? In France all fields are only associative and are open only the weekend :/
They are open 7 days a week mostly!
bit late to the party here but depending on how things go theres a chance of be being in japan and all of this doesnt seem like a problem for me trying airsoft there at some point but i need to check my guns to make sure they are turned to semi and are below the fps limit. Which begs the question is it legal to still own them just not legal to use them?
Illegal to own and import if they’re over .98
@Maydaysan Airsoft what would it take to lower their power and are they illegal if they can go full auto too?
So is burst fire not allowed either? Not complaining, just wondering.
Nope counts as full auto. Same with binary
do you need some permit to import airsoft into japan? im looking for taking parts and unit from HK but i dont know the rules tho
I can’t advise on this as there are a few legal issues with some parts.
Iis that issue come with retro arms aluminium gearbox to?
In America, I went to an airsoft game in my state of California and it was only $10 😂 super cheap price… you get to play all day and the place is pretty big. The airsoft field has beat up cars, crashed airplane, military tank and everything.
In ny it cost about 6,000 yen just for the ticket not to mention if you are just starting add rentals so it costs about 14,000 yen
Wtf
Is there any requierment to have license or 免許 to buy/own any airsoft gun in japan? Because im just suprised that you can buy them online in Amazon jp hahaha. Something like this has very strict rule to own it in my country Indonesia.
Nope. Just be 18
@@MaydaysanAirsoft oh wow, amazing.
@@MaydaysanAirsoft Ever thought about getting a true Japanese gun license? You don't need to be a citizen to get it. You just need to be a lawful resident and have a reasonable command of the Japanese language (they only offer the tests in Japanese).
The skeet and trap clubs for shotgun shooting in Japan are next level. I was stationed in Yokosuka for three years and looked into the process of getting the license (unfortunately the need for Japanese fluency to pass the tests made this a no go for me). Which is too bad, Japanese made shotguns are my favorite.
Fun fact, the "Citori" and other over under shotguns in the call of duty franchise are based on the over under shotguns made by Miroku in Japan that get imported into the United States by Browning (they get relabeled as Citoris in the U.S.). I have one of these shotguns where I live in Montana and it's my favorite gun to shoot.
There's a really cool little gun store (the real ones) right outside the main mall in Yokosuka. Would be worth checking out even if you never plan on getting your Japanese gun license. www.google.com/maps/uv?pb=!1s0x60184070a1c6dddb%3A0xce9c9c1e22ebc1fa!3m1!7e115!4shttps%3A%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fpanoid%3DhRRWAQXI7DG374HxyIeEZQ%26cb_client%3Dsearch.gws-prod.gps%26yaw%3D154.30391%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100%26w%3D390%26h%3D262!5syokosuka%20gun%20store%20-%20Google%20Search!15sCgIgAQ&imagekey=!1e2!2shRRWAQXI7DG374HxyIeEZQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwin9Mmjva39AhV1LzQIHYTODqAQ7ZgBKAB6BAgFEAI
It’s kinda funny how hpa Airsoft aren’t allowed in Japanese fields, considering the very first (useable) airsoft guns were what we would Call hpa (some JAC m4s and ar18 come to mind)
I also remember reading (it might not be true) but the limits weren’t always one joule, it used to be however powerful you could get your gun to shoot, so you had people running around with guns that were firing 500+fps as hop up wasn’t a thing yet so flinging them harder was the only way to get range, (thanks god TM invented hop up and everyone realised they could play just under 1 joule and have the same amount of fun)
I get why there are 1 life games, however I also think for a lot of people it takes the casual fun that airsoft is to a lot of people, I myself just like to causally play it and have a laugh for the day and meet cool people, I’ll never be very good at it and not do I want to be amazing at playing, and I feel like I would be pretty disinterested with the sport if I die in the first 5 minutes and have to wait out ,
Haha ironic right?
Japan is exactly what suits me and my playstyle or how Im seeing airsoft. Under 1J, single only and no argue with other players. In my country those things are pushing me away from airsoft... I dont like ppl who goes above joule limits and trying to cheat like my replica is under the limits (but not), they spamm full auto and trying to hurt someone, always someone curse insult or disrespect players on the field.. boring games always same scenarios and modes. Not to mention that even when limit is 1.7J for AR ppl goes up to 1.9 or 2J...for snipers if its 3.7J they goes up to 4.9J.. what those guys are trying to? Hurt someone for sure, they are not here to have fun...
damn. I feel blessed to have NONE of that here lol.
Where do you play?
@@MaydaysanAirsoft small county on balkan called Bosnia and Herzegovina, between Croatia and Serbia.
So many cheaters and ego players here...just insane.
They probably encounter players don't call their hits and thats why it forces them to cheat and increasing FPS or joules to let some cheaters know they got HIT-HIT for sure hahaha
Damn it's different out here in Okinawa than in Mainland Japan when it comes to airsoft. They play super intense out here
Americansss
moving very soon and this is so damn helpful coming from aus where we can't play, appreciate you mentioning noob friendly places.
but how do you bring your gear? cant imagine youre slinging an aeg open on the train lmao. duffel bag? case?
You use a bag , gun bags are a top commodity here!
@@MaydaysanAirsoft appreciate the response, thought so but appreciate the confirm, subbed
Wow. And I thought Germany is strict. But compared with Japan we are Texas xD We could have 7,5 joule guns, we play with 1,5-1,6 joule guns and full automatic guns we only can have and use with max 0,5 joule.
Is there any felids that someone who isn’t 18 can play on
Saitama
Whats the fourth guys ak?
Ak storm
0.9j and 0.2bb It's terrible why is so low?
I want to play that sport my friend
Yassssss 🔥
You play bro??!
@@MaydaysanAirsoft sometimes 😊
Are there milsim events in Japan as well?
only one that i know of that is once a year
@@MaydaysanAirsoft what is it called? (Would like to go if possible as it would be a nice change of pace from the more speedy/cqb fields)
So wait, I be seeing girl and dude on twitt who live in Japan equipped with custom metal slide Co2 pistols and fully decked out rifles that look extremely real. How were they able to bring it in the field?
Outdoor fields are fine. Some indoor fields say no
Can I use PKM?
It’s full auto so only at some fields
Is it necessary to know Japanese to be able to play airsoft in japan?
No but got helps
i wanna show the Japanese my automatic mag fed paintball gun (TWELVE joules) (it looks passable as an airsoft gun)
i actually like the one life type gameplay tho so i genuinely would abide by the rules and not be a public menace
Didn't thought I would say it some day, but Germany seems to be Airsoft wonderland compared to Japan. There are some things forbidden, but others are allowed.
I’ve never seen German Airsoft :O is it cool
Yes I do. After I join the US Military and get out I go to Japan I will play airsoft in Japan.
Damn that gun girl clickbait...
But seriously now. If I bring my metal slide airsoft handgun TOEY, can I play or is this full plastic a requirement?
Full plastic. You probably couldn’t bring it into the country without some trouble tbh
@@MaydaysanAirsoft Thought so tbh
Japanese airsoft looks so much better than other airsoft Events in America (hustkickingmustanghust)
America over here with 3 pound metal Desert Eagles shooting at 1.5 Joules
Ouch
aint no way this guy just said $40 is a expensive day in airsoft. in the us that's like a half day and bbs
It is when average income is 20k
4000 yen is 30 dollars in American currency and my mind is blown by this awesome cant wait to live in japan
Well now it is haha 😂
@@MaydaysanAirsoft but I already own airsoft guns is there a way I can bring those with me or do I need to get rid of them and buy airsoft guns in japan?
@@mikeandghost wouldn’t reccomend it since the joule limit is .98 and the hassle
As someone who runs pretty much only HPA anymore and played SQB I was a little sad to hear about the movement limits.
I was most sad about HPA being illegal. I have so much money into my hubs that’d I’d love to use in Japan to play with a friend.
wala plang speed soft
only at BLKFOX
Im kinda happy and sad about not playing airsoft in japan.
Why??
@@MaydaysanAirsoft kinda strict and not alot of possibility but it’s like a modern warfare lobby but wat cooler.
@@MaydaysanAirsoft but if i had the chance to play there (probably since they removed the visa for our country) i’ll try it
日本のエアガンは最高です
Hahah maybe!
I'd love to play there...we have so many douschbags and cheaters here in the US...people don't honor the concept.
18+ only.... Wow what a god send. Im all for kids having fun but good lort.... They cause problems. My local airsoft field (in Denver, Co) is basically a babysitting service for suburban parents. smh
1 life games are great too... Cut down on the try hards. Also you have the cleanest reloads ever bro! Keep playing dont give up
THANK YOU LOVE
Yeah.... Fuck playing airsoft in Japan, all due respect to them for making the sport but hell no, too many rules and regulations that is bs
Honestly I haven't played a proper public game in a while. It's much too strict
Japanese username players in real life :
damn. i feel sorry for the japanese airsoft fans
You have 10 sec to leave that thumbnail girl’s ig below this comment
Lmaoo
Don't waste your time. Like everything else here, it's been infantilized with petty rules and restrictions. I could spit a BB further.
Japan has one of if not the worst airport joule limits. Might as well run around with a pistol with a extended barrel.
Though at least they sell guns at that limit. Trying to find a cqb friendly gun in Canada is hell
@@thekhoifish0146 it's still better then Japan's. For Canada Shotguns and pistols like Japan is the best way to go.
I actually really like the FPS /Joule limits in Japan. They didn't hinder my game play at all when living there and I went from playing in the US to playing in Japan. The lower Joule limit is not as bad a handicap as people seem to make it out to be. I use my stock TMs I bought in Japan here in the US all the time and they are just fine.
@@Muddy_Reviews Japan its pretty useless playing much outside. Snipers and DMRs are useless lmgs also are gimped massively. I'm a out door player so that's most likely why is so awful to me.
@@WitchDoctor87 I can see that, and I am so an outdoor player and didn't have too much of.an issue. But this was also from 2010-2013 so there may have been changes but in 2010 you did see full auto at fields I played at and we saw lmg's used. I did also play at a lot of private games as well.
Bro airsoft in Japan sounds like it sucks
How so?
Just the fact that you aren't allowed to run or play how you like is a giant turnoff for me. Also no HPA either is just lame. Airsoft in Europe is way more fun and barely any restrictions
Ah yes, but you become a much better player skill-wise due to limitations. When I finally went to fields where I could move fast, the fundamentals and skills I learned from playing with movement restrictions felt like taking off the "Goku Weights".
NON HPA also prevents spam playing, overshooting, as well as forced you to think about what and where you're shooting at.
@@MaydaysanAirsoft If your goal is tactical sure. But I enjoy high speed gameplay and that includes moving fast, sliding etc. it is its own skill set imo. Just as tactical movement is. Overshooting with HPA isn’t a problem if your field is managed well, besides you can achieve the same with an AEG with DSG, or a high torque low gear ratio build. I use HPA with my pistol because of cold weather , and how inconsistent shots are with green gas.
Then BLKFOX or area41 will be fine for you. One life game modes though. So uhh play your life too
Honestly I'd love to go play in Japan simply for the honor of it. The real reason I'd go to Japan is the people. I'd love to go hang out in the social areas and just meet people.....😏 And the girls, Japanese women are just too neat and pretty....but the people seem really nice , at least the people from Japan that visit here are cool as can be. I like my airsoft hard and aggressive.
Bruh😂😂
Japanese airsoft girls in a nutshell:
-The guy in drag.
-The sahm mom who duos with husband when not posting mom things she most definitely isn't paying for.
-The girl who came with a friend. constantly complaining on Twitter or posting pictures of her alcohol. Bonus if search info mentions dead by daylight or Kirby. Sometimes both.
- girl in abusive relationship with the Japanese guy who gets too drunk and falls asleep, missing matches.dont let her let him drive her home.
- College guy's girlfriend. Usually rocking the short barrel m4 platform. Will dome you (in the hitottorimasu! Way. Not the Netorare way)
- works at the field. Fun. If she's against you? Run.
- the older outdoor camping vet. That cool drunk aunt you always wished you had. Absolute ghost in night games. Probably right behind you.
I'm sure there are other stereotypes but these are some classics.
@@dotdot3203 the aunty sounds more my speed. 😍🥰
Ngl the no running shit is wack af I’d be breaking that rule all the time
Haha 😂, it forces you to play more methodically
I feel clickbaited, what happened to the cute chick with the pink hair?
Man the Japanese are so persnickety.
What does that mean
@@MaydaysanAirsoft lots of rules, very particular.
Sounds over rated rather play airsoft in some European countries
I’ve always wanted to try Airsoft in europe