Thanks for all your kind words and compliments. I really appreciate all the things you said. To answer your question, yeah friendly fire counts. If you ever give airsoft a try, I’m super confident you’ll love it. Really enjoy watching your videos as well dude. Thanks for pickin’ another of mine to react to! Cheers!
When paintball first started 20 years or so ago I went up against a swat team that was extremely cocky playing agaisnt kids with rental guns... they were equiped with amazing weapons, extra tanks and extreame air pressures!!! We were only supposed to be around a 100 psi, I seen later there were way past that limit!!! Yet I survived till I was the only person left and there was 3 of them... no boarders with an open forest, plenty of down trees and full summer greens, bushes ect... to hide for cover... but this team went into full press unfortunately the 1 member walked over me when I told him to surrender he turned on me to fire and I lit his NUTS UP!! So he screamed to the last 2 in his team, gave away my position and they shot me atleast 20 times a piece though I dropped my weapon and surrendered on the first hit... After that it was WAR, we turned up our pressures and laid into those ASSHOLES till they quit!! Fun day but man I was welted up from those old old paintballs that were comming from extreame pressures!!
I shot friendly guy yesterday. CQB playground. Me and my boys entering a hallway from a room. I go second to the left side, I see a guy aiming at us so I shoot him. Well he was a friendly kid as I found out he was mad LOL.He shoud have stayed in other room and wait until we got to that room to clear it and say something before we went in.
On the fields in Europe (mostly in the Netherlands) I've been to, friendly fire is a thing. The general rule seems to be "a hit is a hit". In matches with all skill levels friendly fire happens relatively often. You'd be surprised how many people cross right in front of your weapon while you're firing it.
@@roberto125919 That's the thing behind "a hit is a hit", it doesn't matter if it's friendly fire or not, you're hit. So you don't have to be able to tell. In my experience, most of the time you can tell it's friendly fire because it happens from close range. Friendly fire almost never happens because you can't distinguish friend from foe because on most fields there's a clear difference between the two teams, usually via brightly colored armbands. When it comes to matches with more experienced people they usually go with green camo vs brown camo.
If you play airsoft, train for it soon as possible. Best is to get used to it right at the beginning, but since you can train switching shoulders at home i strongly recomend. You will feel the usefullness once you get used to it and dont need to fear those left corners anymore!
love the one where the person complained he used auto in CQB, the response "That is not full auto 'pew pew pew' this is full auto 'brrrrrt'" Other player "fair enough"
I fuckin figured...I know of one man who wears sleeveless shirts and spandex shorts, and that’s alfonse. Why he does what he does, I have the slightest of clue.
@@OriginalHuman the guy with no sleeves is airsoft alfonse, hes a bulk af airsoft youtuber that rolls around with a m240 bravo, you should react to his videos too, he's awesome
The guy with no sleeves is Airsoft Alfonse. The no sleeve style is a signature of him, just like his tactical fake beard (which he didn't use in this video). He is one of the most wholesome airsoft content creators.
this was a great reaction to watch. and I haven't seen all of the videos yet, but Dutch has the most honor and integrity I've ever seen. His vids are the tutorials for airsoft, and the best way to see how much fun the sport is. I will be watching the original video soon as well.
The reason he is so accurate is: 1. Skill (literally he is insane) 2. He runs some of the most expensive AEG/HPA components you can buy. Umbrella Armouries are pretty much the best airsoft guns you can buy but they do make your wallet very light.
Dutch has been playing airsoft for years and has played on speedsoft fields, which are close combat fields, which is what makes him so good at shooting into tight spaces
You are going great on youtube! Your a real inspiration to me! Also served my days in the military on a young age of 17. Never regret on making the choice to join the Navy. It last for 3 years, after that i didn't feel comfortable anymore. Now i'm busy with a study and also making some "RUclips" video's. Keep on the good work! Thanks
I watch these to learn serious lesson in tactics in training. The biggest one, always change levels or position. I love how he spots, and moves, spots and moves.
I love matches like these. Though I have neither of the experience requirements for these matches, watching them still is fun because they actually know these maneuvers. As a person with moderate non-military combat training for about 4 years and being completely new to airsoft (but completely open to playing it as it should be played), I like to see less cheaters, but still love to see what can become of good training, despite the fact that there were still people who cheated.
Just recently stumbled onto your videos and see you’re thinking about getting into the Airsoft community. For a prior service member I think you might be really interested in MilSim West. They are a company that is based on the west coast, and they put on some of the best war sim events. Including blank fire, live pyrotechnics, objective, and high intensity game play. The events are usually 40 hours long lasting all weekend. However, it is a bit pricey to own all the gear you’d need for the event so going on weekends for pickup games and things like that would be great to get you started. Wide range of variety to the different guns. Electric offering you probably the most affordable options then gas operated are probably the next step up, but are the most realistic. Basically replacing gun powder with gas. And then HPA the step up after that. I personally recommend HPA as I’ve had so many issues with electric. Gas guns are also decent but the magazines can run upwards of 30 dollars or more. HPA are very reliable and easy to maintain. The newest model polar star kit doesn’t even require a battery, just air, and involves only a few moving parts. Hope this comment helps you out in the future. Feel free to contact me if you’d like any more info. Been in the game for 12+ years now
Glad to see you watching One of my fave RUclipsrs. I’ve been a subscriber of his since about 25k subs. I love his content. Would love to see you do more of his videos in the future.
When you start streaming on twitch make sure you have save vods turned on so people can watch after the stream ends if they were busy/just want to rewatch!
Friendly fire comes down to the field rules. Some have it, some don't. One place that was near me had an indoor arena and an outdoor field. They had it friendly fire on for the field but not the arena since a lot of the less experienced or younger players liked to play in the arena.
Most of the time friendly fire is a thing to make it more realistic and more tactical. If friendly fire wasn't on, then people would just always be running in front of each other and accidentally spraying each other. It makes the game more fun and is a self-preserving rule for people to check their corners.
My call outs and movements are all like that and all I do is play games. I’d do this if I physically could but this is a blast to watch and I could only imagine it for real.
I love Dutch. This is the most anger I’ve ever seen him have, and it’s honestly not bad at all. I’d have said way worse lmao. But yea Dutch is one of the main reasons I’d like to get into airsoft myself.
Also, the guy not wearing sleeves is Dutch's buddy Alfonse, who also has a channel. He is usually wearing full kit, but sometimes he just rocks a tanktop and shorts if the day is too hot to be running around with a 15 pound airsoft gun and 5 pound hpa tank
I never knew airsoft was so big and serious. My friends and I used to just chase each other around the woods and shoot at each other...but these people are extreme man.
Just a heads up, if you see a hose running to someone's gun and it sounds more crisp when it shoots, it runs on HPA (High Pressured Air) instead of a battery. They are much more precise and have a much faster fire rate. If you hear someone call a gun a polarstar then it's HPA. They also sound a lot less electronic.
Lest go! I got some friends who own a very awesome airsoft and paintball shop. They are some of the best people I know. Nicest and the most knowledgeable people I know. They were gonna set me up with a rifle, mags, carrier everything. I just haven’t started due to funds but I really want to
every other reactor *pauses video every 10 seconds* this legend *watches it and commentates over it while only pausing minimal times to provide great commentary*
I often wore short or no sleeves when playing paintball because it helped me keep cool, meant my visor didn't for up as much. Not a huge difference, but one I was willing to get a few scratches and bruises for.
Friendly fire varies from field to field, at the field I usually go to it's on, others it's not, and some have a rule that if you shoot a friendly you take a respawn.
friendly fire is handled by each field individually, some (few cases) don't care, most just tell you to go back to spawn, and some even have a buddy system, where you basically take the guy that shot you back to spawn, so both of you have to get out of the game for a few seconds.
One of my first "deaths" in Airsoft was to friendly fire. I was flanking around the enemy team with some teammates, and a friendly comes round and empties 5 into my back. Good times
There are different FF rules across dofferent fields. Many times it is just on, so a hit is a hit. Sometimes rule says both have to go back to the spawn (shooter and the friendly that got hit), sometimes only the shooter needs to go back to the spawn. Always depends, but mostly it is just played with FF on
In the US, I have never encountered a field where friendly fire isn't a thing. "Ricochets," however don't count as BBs bounce around alot more and in a lot different way than bullets.
Just a tip if your out and about to go to respawn, say dead man around corners or someone might accidentally shoot you trying to shoot someone else. And get eye protections not a mesh one since bbs can break and go into your eye.
Friendly fire is definitely a thing. My last game before quarantine an 8 year old was there with his dad wearing full military gear. His dad was helping him with a sniper and the kid shoots me right in the back of the head and I had to go all the way back to spawn. And he was on my team! The dad was nice tho and apologized
I always tell the kids (adults mostly) think about that awesome shot you had today... Now think about if the person didn't call the hit. That moment would be gone. Don't take that away from someone and call your hits.....
Yes, friendly fire is on in Airsoft, but depends on the fields rule, sometimes they will have the one who's conduct friendly fire respawn and sometimes the victim is the one who's respawn
On most fields here in Germany friendly fire is a thing and has to be called, but on some fields, the guy that shot a friendly has to call a hit, not the guy that got "friendly fired"
The guy with no sleeves I'm pretty sure is airsoft alfonse and that's just his thing. Also I've played without sleeves before and yes the bare skin shots leave Mark's and possibly scares but don't hurt that much more the with sleeves. I go sleeveless to stay cool on hot days.
some sites have different rules of friendly fire, most sites do have friendly fire, but at some sites, the person who shoots the friendly has to respawn.
Friendly fire sucks even more in paintball just due to how much more painful the rounds are. I got shot by a dude having an issue during the staging phase and I got shot at nearly point-blank on my shoulder just cause the guy had zero trigger discipline and pointed the barrel at me trying to figure why his gun wasn't feeding properly.
If you like airsoft stuff and you haven't seen his videos yet, I also recommend Kicking Mustang. He does some insane sniper shots and his ghille suit is phenomenal.
I have played airsoft for many years (since Tokyo marui was the only company and guns came from Japan) and after a while I got over being upset at cheaters, if they cam take constantly getting shot then I am more than happy to keep shooting them.
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Thanks for all your kind words and compliments. I really appreciate all the things you said. To answer your question, yeah friendly fire counts. If you ever give airsoft a try, I’m super confident you’ll love it. Really enjoy watching your videos as well dude. Thanks for pickin’ another of mine to react to! Cheers!
Now that would be a fun vid
I love your videos mate i wish there was stuff like this in the uk
Haven't you been playing for like 10+ yrs?
Aiden do they have Gelsoft in the Uk ?
When paintball first started 20 years or so ago I went up against a swat team that was extremely cocky playing agaisnt kids with rental guns... they were equiped with amazing weapons, extra tanks and extreame air pressures!!! We were only supposed to be around a 100 psi, I seen later there were way past that limit!!! Yet I survived till I was the only person left and there was 3 of them... no boarders with an open forest, plenty of down trees and full summer greens, bushes ect... to hide for cover... but this team went into full press unfortunately the 1 member walked over me when I told him to surrender he turned on me to fire and I lit his NUTS UP!! So he screamed to the last 2 in his team, gave away my position and they shot me atleast 20 times a piece though I dropped my weapon and surrendered on the first hit... After that it was WAR, we turned up our pressures and laid into those ASSHOLES till they quit!! Fun day but man I was welted up from those old old paintballs that were comming from extreame pressures!!
There is friendly fire so be careful for accidents 😅
Yea its a setting sometimes its off
Who would tell their teammates to call the hit or would they acc call their own hit if it was it seems easy to get away with
Sometimes it depends on where you go and what the refs say but yeah try not to shoot your teammates regardless XD
Lol 100% is on lol people get so pissed when it happens
Wouldn't really be any way to tell anyway.
Friendly fire in airsoft is a thing. It happens all the time
It also depends on the field rules. Some have you respawn if you purposely/accidentally friendly fire
and grenades
You can get banned so watch out to not do it too much
I remember one time a guy friendly fire 3 friends of me and Also me :(
I shot friendly guy yesterday. CQB playground. Me and my boys entering a hallway from a room. I go second to the left side, I see a guy aiming at us so I shoot him. Well he was a friendly kid as I found out he was mad LOL.He shoud have stayed in other room and wait until we got to that room to clear it and say something before we went in.
On the fields in Europe (mostly in the Netherlands) I've been to, friendly fire is a thing. The general rule seems to be "a hit is a hit". In matches with all skill levels friendly fire happens relatively often. You'd be surprised how many people cross right in front of your weapon while you're firing it.
Call of duty campaign be like
I think it's a very universal custom to have friendly fire on. The amount of salt though /:
How would anyone be able to tell a friendly BB from an enemy BB. Hit is a hit!
@@roberto125919 That's the thing behind "a hit is a hit", it doesn't matter if it's friendly fire or not, you're hit. So you don't have to be able to tell. In my experience, most of the time you can tell it's friendly fire because it happens from close range. Friendly fire almost never happens because you can't distinguish friend from foe because on most fields there's a clear difference between the two teams, usually via brightly colored armbands. When it comes to matches with more experienced people they usually go with green camo vs brown camo.
yes it's the same where I am round the south of England
"I'm not proud of my reaction"
His reaction: "WTF"
I think that's a normal and appropriate reaction tho
Have you noticed the way he's switching the shoulders? It's pretty damn cool, i can probably only use my right shoulder.
You can switch shoulder without switching to your off hand,
well for me its only my left shoulder cuz i have a lazy eye so i see like 50% with my right eye, really sucks because that diminishes my experience
Jorro21S same bro, I am normally a righty but since I have a really bad right eye I can only really shoot left because I can’t see down my sights
If you play airsoft, train for it soon as possible. Best is to get used to it right at the beginning, but since you can train switching shoulders at home i strongly recomend.
You will feel the usefullness once you get used to it and dont need to fear those left corners anymore!
“Cheaters never prosper”
Unless they use full auto ;)
Your First!
@@user-gy6vw5yw4c he's second
"NO FULL AUTO INSIDE THE BUILDINGS MAN" "thats not full auto"
DeadSteezy TV dayum bro, ok!!
love the one where the person complained he used auto in CQB, the response "That is not full auto 'pew pew pew' this is full auto 'brrrrrt'" Other player "fair enough"
Tbh Dutch's outburst was VERY mild compared to what can be seen on YT. Props to him for keeping his emotions in check.
OriginalHuman literally is just a normal sounding an reacting youtuber, and doesnt over react to everything and is just chill, its nice
Dutch is honestly one of the best players I've ever seen
That sleeveless muscle man is Airsoft Alfonse, you should check him out as well
Ya that guy is a tank
Absolute WMD
He's an absolute legend
I fuckin figured...I know of one man who wears sleeveless shirts and spandex shorts, and that’s alfonse.
Why he does what he does, I have the slightest of clue.
The guy wearing no sleeves is AirsoftAlfonse, he's mint. Definitely worth giving his channel a watch as he mostly plays millsim games.
Dutch is so pure. He's the gold standard as far as airport players go.
Airport players lol 😂 i know you meant air soft lol thought it was quite funny 😂😂
He shold be an operator in MW.
I want to see him, demo ranch, and nick Irving
Same
@@dellbelphine304 You forgot Papa Kalash
600 coyotes you Brandon is fucking awesome
#Hickock45forModernwarfare
Lol I think this was recorded before the twitch. So close we were
Correct! We was sooo close!!!
@@OriginalHuman my heart is still pounding lol
@@OriginalHuman the guy with no sleeves is airsoft alfonse, hes a bulk af airsoft youtuber that rolls around with a m240 bravo, you should react to his videos too, he's awesome
@@vicentecarmo1964 he's a
C H A D
Vicente Carmo i love airsoft alfonse
When you start playing airsoft please record it, I’m sure everyone would love to see your first time playing airsoft
The guy with no sleeves is Airsoft Alfonse. The no sleeve style is a signature of him, just like his tactical fake beard (which he didn't use in this video). He is one of the most wholesome airsoft content creators.
this was a great reaction to watch. and I haven't seen all of the videos yet, but Dutch has the most honor and integrity I've ever seen. His vids are the tutorials for airsoft, and the best way to see how much fun the sport is. I will be watching the original video soon as well.
You should watch more of Dutches videos. Hes kickass.
The reason he is so accurate is:
1. Skill (literally he is insane)
2. He runs some of the most expensive AEG/HPA components you can buy. Umbrella Armouries are pretty much the best airsoft guns you can buy but they do make your wallet very light.
Dutch the hooligans is one of my favorite airsoft youtubers
Dutch has been playing airsoft for years and has played on speedsoft fields, which are close combat fields, which is what makes him so good at shooting into tight spaces
Dutch with the amazing and professional-looking drone shot to reveal the map 😍
You are going great on youtube! Your a real inspiration to me! Also served my days in the military on a young age of 17. Never regret on making the choice to join the Navy. It last for 3 years, after that i didn't feel comfortable anymore. Now i'm busy with a study and also making some "RUclips" video's.
Keep on the good work!
Thanks
My Favorite Royal Marine RUclipsr Reacting To A Video From My Favorite Airsoft RUclipsr,
"What Could Go Wrong?"
If a marine tells you you're a good shooter (in airsoft), you're a really good shooter.
I watch these to learn serious lesson in tactics in training. The biggest one, always change levels or position. I love how he spots, and moves, spots and moves.
Thank you for doing what you did in the military. It’s really great that you served your country.
I love matches like these. Though I have neither of the experience requirements for these matches, watching them still is fun because they actually know these maneuvers. As a person with moderate non-military combat training for about 4 years and being completely new to airsoft (but completely open to playing it as it should be played), I like to see less cheaters, but still love to see what can become of good training, despite the fact that there were still people who cheated.
Just recently stumbled onto your videos and see you’re thinking about getting into the Airsoft community. For a prior service member I think you might be really interested in MilSim West. They are a company that is based on the west coast, and they put on some of the best war sim events. Including blank fire, live pyrotechnics, objective, and high intensity game play. The events are usually 40 hours long lasting all weekend. However, it is a bit pricey to own all the gear you’d need for the event so going on weekends for pickup games and things like that would be great to get you started. Wide range of variety to the different guns. Electric offering you probably the most affordable options then gas operated are probably the next step up, but are the most realistic. Basically replacing gun powder with gas. And then HPA the step up after that. I personally recommend HPA as I’ve had so many issues with electric. Gas guns are also decent but the magazines can run upwards of 30 dollars or more. HPA are very reliable and easy to maintain. The newest model polar star kit doesn’t even require a battery, just air, and involves only a few moving parts. Hope this comment helps you out in the future. Feel free to contact me if you’d like any more info. Been in the game for 12+ years now
Yes, friendly Fire is “activated” in airsoft!
React to the swat officer playing airsoft by silo
Glad to see you watching One of my fave RUclipsrs.
I’ve been a subscriber of his since about 25k subs. I love his content.
Would love to see you do more of his videos in the future.
Dutch the hooligan is one of the best airsoft players
Dutch is so chill his rage is like Iced Tea
The calmest man ever I swear
Yeah man I watch dutch's channel all the time he's got mad skills in the field 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼always on point
When you get a chance, Novritsch is amazingggg. He is right up there with Dutch and he is in the military.
Total War HQ Austrian army I’m pretty sure it isn’t the Dutch army.
WovenGoal he was in the Dutch equivalent of a militia, like if they need it they can get people like him to fight
@@wovengoal6641 I meant Dutch the RUclipsr...
2:23 did he just drink out of a jar??😂
Huh
No, he did at 2:17 though....
That’s a jar, don’t judge people by their country
Hey for all we know it could have been moonshine lol
The guy with no sleeves also has an airsoft channel with 250k subs his name is airsoft Alfonso he’s really good and he’s also a veteran
When you start streaming on twitch make sure you have save vods turned on so people can watch after the stream ends if they were busy/just want to rewatch!
Friendly fire comes down to the field rules. Some have it, some don't. One place that was near me had an indoor arena and an outdoor field. They had it friendly fire on for the field but not the arena since a lot of the less experienced or younger players liked to play in the arena.
Most of the time friendly fire is a thing to make it more realistic and more tactical. If friendly fire wasn't on, then people would just always be running in front of each other and accidentally spraying each other. It makes the game more fun and is a self-preserving rule for people to check their corners.
I play in australia with gel blasters similar to airsoft and we have got friendly fire on all the time.
yes friendly fire is on....but in the wise words of a classic sarcastic marines of halo "friendly fire, AIN'T FRIENDLY".....such a classic
Dutch is my fav RUclipsr
Me: Wow that wasn't a good move
Luke: His movement is really on point
Me: Wow that was a great move
My call outs and movements are all like that and all I do is play games. I’d do this if I physically could but this is a blast to watch and I could only imagine it for real.
I love Dutch. This is the most anger I’ve ever seen him have, and it’s honestly not bad at all. I’d have said way worse lmao. But yea Dutch is one of the main reasons I’d like to get into airsoft myself.
Also, the guy not wearing sleeves is Dutch's buddy Alfonse, who also has a channel. He is usually wearing full kit, but sometimes he just rocks a tanktop and shorts if the day is too hot to be running around with a 15 pound airsoft gun and 5 pound hpa tank
I never knew airsoft was so big and serious.
My friends and I used to just chase each other around the woods and shoot at each other...but these people are extreme man.
thank you so much Original Human for saving me from boredom during quarantine just subscribed. :)
I used to paintball regularly and there were guys that always wore a tank top, with a helmet. I always wore thick hoodies, and even then it hurt.
Just a heads up, if you see a hose running to someone's gun and it sounds more crisp when it shoots, it runs on HPA (High Pressured Air) instead of a battery. They are much more precise and have a much faster fire rate. If you hear someone call a gun a polarstar then it's HPA. They also sound a lot less electronic.
Dude almost 150k, let’s get it boys!
Lest go! I got some friends who own a very awesome airsoft and paintball shop. They are some of the best people I know. Nicest and the most knowledgeable people I know. They were gonna set me up with a rifle, mags, carrier everything. I just haven’t started due to funds but I really want to
Love how friendly this guy is
every other reactor *pauses video every 10 seconds*
this legend *watches it and commentates over it while only pausing minimal times to provide great commentary*
I often wore short or no sleeves when playing paintball because it helped me keep cool, meant my visor didn't for up as much. Not a huge difference, but one I was willing to get a few scratches and bruises for.
Expected outburt: Fistfight and swear off.
Actual outburst: That’s bullshit!
Even when he’s pissed, he’s still polite.
Just found your channel but i can say already one of my favorite channels by far!
“crackin abit of fizz” what a quote
my gosh man its like you were at 20k yesterday. you are really blowing up. congrats on that silver play button by the way!
Dutch is one of the more prime examples on how fun/enjoyable airsoft is.
Friendly fire varies from field to field, at the field I usually go to it's on, others it's not, and some have a rule that if you shoot a friendly you take a respawn.
I play paintball, but I can attest that friendly fire is on. Because when my own father accidentally shot me in the back of the head, it indeed hurt.
Ah, you reminded me older days. One of paintball games, green, lush forest, and I see a guy from enemy team. Wearing red tracksuit.
I like how the guy is using a tactical grip that helps reduce muzzle climb, on an airsoft gun that has none to begin with
loving the recent content
I recommend swampsniper videos as well. His airsoft videos and footage is pretty good as well. Dutch is just one of many of the best ones out there.
friendly fire is handled by each field individually, some (few cases) don't care, most just tell you to go back to spawn, and some even have a buddy system, where you basically take the guy that shot you back to spawn, so both of you have to get out of the game for a few seconds.
One of my first "deaths" in Airsoft was to friendly fire. I was flanking around the enemy team with some teammates, and a friendly comes round and empties 5 into my back. Good times
Dutch has some really good attachments for his guns, especially his barrel which makes him unstoppable and a human aimbot LOL.
Whenever you throw a grenade into a room you have to yell “VIBE CHECK”
There are different FF rules across dofferent fields. Many times it is just on, so a hit is a hit. Sometimes rule says both have to go back to the spawn (shooter and the friendly that got hit), sometimes only the shooter needs to go back to the spawn. Always depends, but mostly it is just played with FF on
In the US, I have never encountered a field where friendly fire isn't a thing. "Ricochets," however don't count as BBs bounce around alot more and in a lot different way than bullets.
Dutch makes awesome vids, his channel is worth gold
Friendly fire is huge at most fields, common issue when a team doesn't have much communication
Just a tip if your out and about to go to respawn, say dead man around corners or someone might accidentally shoot you trying to shoot someone else. And get eye protections not a mesh one since bbs can break and go into your eye.
Friendly fire is definitely a thing. My last game before quarantine an 8 year old was there with his dad wearing full military gear. His dad was helping him with a sniper and the kid shoots me right in the back of the head and I had to go all the way back to spawn. And he was on my team! The dad was nice tho and apologized
I always tell the kids (adults mostly) think about that awesome shot you had today... Now think about if the person didn't call the hit. That moment would be gone. Don't take that away from someone and call your hits.....
Yes, friendly fire is on in Airsoft, but depends on the fields rule, sometimes they will have the one who's conduct friendly fire respawn and sometimes the victim is the one who's respawn
You should watch the abandoned shopping mall videos that Dutch put up a while back, they're pretty awesome
Friendly fire is always on and it's the most annoying thing ever.
Ultimate collab:
OriginalHuman and Dutch The Hooligan airsoft
Great video Mate!! Love from Australia
You must react kickingmustang's stealth videos. He is so good at it.
Seriously, he’s a sneaky bastard.
He’s amazing! I’ve been subscribed to him for a whilese
Ha! I was going to suggest the same thing. That guy is legit! Here's a link to a top 5 Stealth moments: ruclips.net/video/RTkEFzLkvKA/видео.html
On most fields here in Germany friendly fire is a thing and has to be called, but on some fields, the guy that shot a friendly has to call a hit, not the guy that got "friendly fired"
The milsim events that last days with multiple teams and thousand players are awesome
The guy with no sleeves I'm pretty sure is airsoft alfonse and that's just his thing. Also I've played without sleeves before and yes the bare skin shots leave Mark's and possibly scares but don't hurt that much more the with sleeves. I go sleeveless to stay cool on hot days.
What will be amazing Dutch Alfonso and original all doing airsoft vids that would be WONDERFUL 👍🏻👍🏻
some sites have different rules of friendly fire, most sites do have friendly fire, but at some sites, the person who shoots the friendly has to respawn.
Friendly fire sucks even more in paintball just due to how much more painful the rounds are. I got shot by a dude having an issue during the staging phase and I got shot at nearly point-blank on my shoulder just cause the guy had zero trigger discipline and pointed the barrel at me trying to figure why his gun wasn't feeding properly.
the times I played airsoft, we had frindly fire on, and to my embarresment, I have once (but only once), accidently shot a team mate...
To quote my local field...achm, FRIENDLY FIRE IS NEVER FRIENDLY! IF YOU ARE SHOT BY YOUR TEAMMATE YOU ARE OUT!
If you like airsoft stuff and you haven't seen his videos yet, I also recommend Kicking Mustang. He does some insane sniper shots and his ghille suit is phenomenal.
I like you man .. good channel .. soft spoken and intelligent .. keep up the good work !
Wait ur in America why u left us I Britain!!🤣
he done military training himself and he has very good accuracy with his shots most games he get like 30 kills plus he a Nuke Dropper
I have played airsoft for many years (since Tokyo marui was the only company and guns came from Japan) and after a while I got over being upset at cheaters, if they cam take constantly getting shot then I am more than happy to keep shooting them.