Joined
·
527 Posts
I started airsoft with a $30 single-shot M3 Benelli CQC and in the field, and it was way sufficient to play the game. Even after I got an AEG, I hardly used it but once. And when playing like this, that skill makes the player was very salient.
I noticed something I called the Systema Factor, which is when a player confuses the prestige of his kit with proficiency in the game, in some players. I have an inkling it is endemic in my area, but some people spend a whole bunch of money--a sickening bunch of money--on their airsoft kit, and often are rubbish players that have mastered few or none of the basic skills nor their gun.
As long a a player knows his role and has a gun that shoots consistently, he is well on his way to being a good player.
I noticed something I called the Systema Factor, which is when a player confuses the prestige of his kit with proficiency in the game, in some players. I have an inkling it is endemic in my area, but some people spend a whole bunch of money--a sickening bunch of money--on their airsoft kit, and often are rubbish players that have mastered few or none of the basic skills nor their gun.
As long a a player knows his role and has a gun that shoots consistently, he is well on his way to being a good player.
