Wombat Six wrote:Admin radios/admin count -- I'm 50% positive I would have been unable to successfully relay an emergency message if the need had arose, and we ended up making a few consensus calls because of spotty communications. As it was, I usually had to repeat myself twice and get a relay from another admin to get back to the admin tent. This made it somewhat difficult to disseminate rule modifications and player watches. Like Rick said in the main post, there's not a cadre of equipped "willing admins" out there, so we get what we get. I can probably scare up a bundle of 5W UHF radios if that's what it takes to get proper communications for the admins.
Haloeclipse wrote:Seriously, a music vid of swat or soldiers set to "Its raining men" would be deliciously awesome.
Pharaoh 6 wrote:I've recovered from the game and father's day is over so here are my thoughts......
Medhi. Great game. You guys brought it. Congratulations on your victory.
Dan. You brought your A game and out played me. Congratulations. SGT I salute you.
EDG. I said it during the leaders brief... no plan survives first contact and ours was no exception. Medhi drove a spear right through the center of our lines with that initial push to the log fort. It took us almost an hour and a half just to get the company back together and organize a counterattack. It happened, but the logistical support to our respawns prevented us from exploiting that momentum. Our loss is solely my responsibility and my fault. You guys did great.
Thank you all for your support and buy in on my philosophy and theories. We didn't win the game, but we worked hard, never gave up and played honorably. This was the first game I have played with the AP community where one side didn't quit and go home before it was over. EDG players that was because of you.
While I saw many great things from many great players I do have a few honorable mentions.....
1. Chesty and the crew from PF. Words cannot express how impressed I am with you guys. Not only are you great players, but you are great leaders. I enjoyed meeting and playing with every one of you.
2. Jester and PSC. You guys are selfless. You took an untried idea and worked it to the bone. You had no idea what you were agreeing to, but you were willing to try anyway. You guys were also flexible and Johnny on the spot. Thank you for your support and hard work.
3. The Rev. Every time I needed someone to motivate the guys and accomplish a task you were there. There were numerous times I would think, "I need another leader to help me with this," and you miraculously showed up. Brother I'll play with you anytime.
4. Variable. You were honest from the start by saying you weren't sure you could lead a platoon, but were willing to try. I'm here to tell you you can and you did!
5. 110 - the XO. You never gave up! You worked harder than anyone to get us on the field and then keep us there. You selflessly gave everything you had. You rarely fired your weapon and eventually gave it to someone who needed it more. You should seek out more leadership opportunities to challenge yourself and grow. You can be my XO anytime!
My visual highlight, and one etched in my memory, was of Pacman yelling at Bildo to stop firing the 60. Bildo was on one knee firing from the hip like Rambo. It was awesome! Bildo finally stopped long after Pacman gave up. He told us he couldn't hear over the sound of the gun. I think Bildo was just having to much fun and was ignoring Pacman.
Best firefight (for me) was the end of game hell mary to capture ACB #9 with Chesty, Jester, one of the squad leaders from PF, and an unknown player. (Sorry buddy. I should have taken a moment to introduce myself and learn your name. Shame on me.) Guys that was awesome and it prevented a shut out round at the end of the game.
On a personal level this has been a great opportunity. Yesterday was a win for me. I didn't lead to win games. I led to bring the community to a new level in leadership and accountability. Given the comments from LOWII and LOW III from both sides I'm considering my mission a success. I hope we as a community can build upon that and someone new can stand up, take charge for the next stretch, and improve on the things I couldn't.
P6 out.
Haloeclipse wrote:Seriously, a music vid of swat or soldiers set to "Its raining men" would be deliciously awesome.
Pacman wrote:Count me in, I'll make the timeRiddick wrote:I am headed out to the field Thursday around noon to do clean up for my event and in general. If anyone would like to help me. I'll buy you lunch and shake your hand.
RatchetJaw wrote:Pacman wrote:Unfortunately from were the three of us were it appeared th you were blind firing. I was more concerned by your reposne and still am. When playing around teenagers your example is one that they will feel is the norm. Beings I'm in law enforcement I spend my work days dealing with people who have been raised with no/bad role models and a lack of personal responsibility. Thanks for taking responsibility and remember in the future your example gives you no room to complain if someone responds in kind.
That's funny because I think you may have miss heard me, I never said mother f er. I said I have been playing airsoft longer then you have been alive..
I try my best to present myself in a calm and collected manner, its the other half of the guys out there that go beyond the limits and start calling people names. I have a ton of respect for the game and Airsoft pacific's community, I drove all the way down from Seattle with my uncle to play in this one and had no intentions on making a mockery of myself and other players in a community that I am a guest in..
I wouldn't be talking either because I heard you tell some teenager that was hanging on a tree branch at RezIII that he had better get off that tree or he would see your real steel. And with talk like that at an airsoft event can prove even a lesser image as to of what teenagers should be saying. So like I said next time you feel the urge to start yapping stop and think before you do!
thanks
Russkie wrote:Sorry 'bout the double post.Wombat Six wrote:To the player on EDG who successfully safety killed a squad-sized element: you rock. Three or four guys with your motivation could have taken solid control of the two sectors in that orchard. There were one or two "What the f**k just happened?" comments, but the vast majority of that group were like, "And we're dead...huh."
Yeah man speaking of which that was Infidel. Props man you had us damn good! I saw you from far away, but I thought you were Medhi since my mesh made your Multicam pants look like Tan and you were wearing from what it looked like a OD softshell (maybe it was MARPAT, not sure). Plus you did the smart thing of holding your gun up and giving me a friendly wave. Oh well, next time we'll have to be a little more careful, since like Wombat said if you had a couple more guys you could have really messed us up at Point 9.
Pharaoh 6 wrote:Best firefight (for me) was the end of game hell mary to capture ACB #9 with Chesty, Jester, one of the squad leaders from PF, and an unknown player. (Sorry buddy. I should have taken a moment to introduce myself and learn your name. Shame on me.) Guys that was awesome and it prevented a shut out round at the end of the game.
Nark wrote:This is gonna sound dickish but whatever I'll be that guy...
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