Post by prodigy1108 on Mar 31, 2013 9:34:15 GMT -5
NOTE: Just getting this off my chest. Refs were awesome with enforcing hits. Please include the pistol in the refs arsenal. I think that should be every game! Thanks guys.
So am I the only person who prefers his regular cloths over tactical gear? The only thing that really makes since to me is the vest to carry mags for those who spray a lot.But chest plates and Helmets. Sure it looks cool but when I`m bouncing rounds off your helmet or off your chest and you can’t feel anything. Then only 1/10 of the guys you yell at to call there shot finally honor it and call there hit. It got so bad that I was yelling, ``Thank you`` to those who were honest.
I’ll be honest I think the whole dressing up in tactical gear thing is a little overboard. I mean no offense, because I see the importance and realism needed in a Milsim event, but for the airhouse? It`s cool if you can feel someone shooting you and you call your hits, but they don`t.I asked a hand full and they all pretty much respond by saying they hear it. So if there are dozans It literally limits where I can shoot to get a response. On turf war I hit some guy no less than 20 times in a covered location and he just sat at the wall by the barrels shooting at are team mates. Shot him twice in the head and decided to move in front of him to shot him. We traded kills. I said good trade. Started walking away and notice him not moving so I said. ``You didn't get hit?`` to test his character and he said, ``Nope. `` Look, its one thing to have a little kid not own up to it or if someone in civilian clothes not owning up. Not saying it’s right but I assume it’s more common. However, maybe it’s just me but I hold the guys who spend all that money on tactical gear and high end guns to a higher standard and think they should call ALL your shots and even the questionable and the ones where someone asks you. I call my shots even when I`m 99% sure they didn’t hit me. That probably sounds dumb. What I mean is when I take a corner and there is a guy x feet away and we shoot at each other sometimes you can’t tell. I have a few layers of shirts and a thick hoodie so I’m sure some shots don`t hit my flesh but hit my cloths so I just assume it’s best to call me a hit. I’ve called shots where I'm not even sure if they shot. Why because it’s just a game and nothing is worst then people not calling their shots.
I'm sure it will never happen, but I wish there was a limit to the gear you can use like helmets and chest plates. People say you can hear it, but there wasn't a single person who called there helmet hits. At least the people I shot, and at the most half the people called there chest shots. You can hit me anywhere and I can feel it.
Sorry for the S grammar and spelling.
So am I the only person who prefers his regular cloths over tactical gear? The only thing that really makes since to me is the vest to carry mags for those who spray a lot.But chest plates and Helmets. Sure it looks cool but when I`m bouncing rounds off your helmet or off your chest and you can’t feel anything. Then only 1/10 of the guys you yell at to call there shot finally honor it and call there hit. It got so bad that I was yelling, ``Thank you`` to those who were honest.
I’ll be honest I think the whole dressing up in tactical gear thing is a little overboard. I mean no offense, because I see the importance and realism needed in a Milsim event, but for the airhouse? It`s cool if you can feel someone shooting you and you call your hits, but they don`t.I asked a hand full and they all pretty much respond by saying they hear it. So if there are dozans It literally limits where I can shoot to get a response. On turf war I hit some guy no less than 20 times in a covered location and he just sat at the wall by the barrels shooting at are team mates. Shot him twice in the head and decided to move in front of him to shot him. We traded kills. I said good trade. Started walking away and notice him not moving so I said. ``You didn't get hit?`` to test his character and he said, ``Nope. `` Look, its one thing to have a little kid not own up to it or if someone in civilian clothes not owning up. Not saying it’s right but I assume it’s more common. However, maybe it’s just me but I hold the guys who spend all that money on tactical gear and high end guns to a higher standard and think they should call ALL your shots and even the questionable and the ones where someone asks you. I call my shots even when I`m 99% sure they didn’t hit me. That probably sounds dumb. What I mean is when I take a corner and there is a guy x feet away and we shoot at each other sometimes you can’t tell. I have a few layers of shirts and a thick hoodie so I’m sure some shots don`t hit my flesh but hit my cloths so I just assume it’s best to call me a hit. I’ve called shots where I'm not even sure if they shot. Why because it’s just a game and nothing is worst then people not calling their shots.
I'm sure it will never happen, but I wish there was a limit to the gear you can use like helmets and chest plates. People say you can hear it, but there wasn't a single person who called there helmet hits. At least the people I shot, and at the most half the people called there chest shots. You can hit me anywhere and I can feel it.
Sorry for the S grammar and spelling.
About the chest rigs, what about the people that use mid caps or low caps?
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