Airsoft in Japan can suck sometimes due to the restrictions and limitations. However, I went to a field today that I didn't like, but they made REAL changes and it became the most fun day of my life!
I don't get why Speedsofters don't have a specific day for them since the gameplay they go for is so different from the LARPer style airsoft. Like at this point the speedsofter isn't really a playstyle, it is a lifestyle. Don't know why this happens often, but Speedsofters really like their HPA systems and oddly those hurt way more than normal, do the gases changes mid-way through a game?
@@Checker123-j4zThe reason why HPA feels like it hurts more is due to how consistent HPA systems are with muzzle velocity. You do get the odd wanker that cranks up the regulator but it's not super common.
I am also thinking the same thing, but then again, I get the feeling he is talking about is pretty common problems that makes Airsoft potentially less fun. His gushing review also helps a lot to be capitvating as well, I ended up not doing work for 12 mins straight XD
Black fox is my favorite field in Japan, staff were great when I first started out and had low key no clue what I was doing. Boss man fixed my gun when it broke five mins before my first game, saved my ass. Played there every weekend for like two months, 95% of people are mil players, which is dope af. Made tons of friends there, good times.
Blkfox is one of my favourite field to play. Owner and staff are super friendly. Probably not filed where you want to shoot more and be in more games. I feel the concept is more to hung out with your buddies and socialise with others. I’m glad you changed your mind and like it now lol
Hey! I commented a few months ago about playing in Japan. I actually ended up going to Area 41 Yokohama as per your recommendation (which I posted a video about), and I have mixed feeling about it. I'm happy I got to play in Japan, but I completely understand what you mean when you say "campy" gameplay. I think I still prefer the quick respawn and mixed playerbase games in the US, but thanks for your field recommendations!
This was why I stopped playing airsoft and transitioned to Real Steal when I found out I could shoot Real Steel in my country, its just much more memorable
When I went to blkfox there were some whining foreigners who thought that they were better than everybody. It was so annoying to hear them yapping about others mistakes and complain to staff while they had their own mistakes. Staff were chill though! The field is a maze which takes some time to get used to. Once you know the design and which door to use, you're all good! Need to be careful about the right side corridor!
I feel like japan airsoft fields would do a lot better by even upping the player death toll to 3 death/respawn limit and each death they can keep track by a slider each player has to go back and track in order to respawn.. players would feel they get more of their hard earned monies worth cuz 1 death play is just a ripoff and id never pay for that.. private games is even a better option on someones private property and just make sure everyone signs an injury waiver so no gimmicks
I used to love airsoft especially indoor. However, HK doesn't really have any good terrains or maps to play on and speed softers are pretty much everywhere. Eventually I got bored of it and sold all my equipment to my mom's friend's child. Hopefully he can find some fun with it.
Im lucky enough to be able to use a 60-acre hunting ground as a field. Private property and all. I could not imagine spending an egregious amount of money so my 20-man team can participate. I'd love to do cqb instead of constant recce woodland forest combat but the cost is what is holding most back
Man i used to love airsoft when i was a kid. Me and my couin would get lots of friends together from school and host big airsoft battles at his house because he hsd a big backyard with hills and trees up and down it was a great spot for airsoft and we always had a blast i typed in airsoft battles to see if airsoft was as popular as it was when i was in middleschool and sure enough it is i stumbled across your channel before under the the youtube shorts videos and it was you speed reliading a airsoft mp5 funny enough i stumbled upon your channel again typing in airsoft battles on youtube lol cheers man cool channel and have fun playing airsoft.
Sometimes when you play too much, you get burnt out. I personally find enjoyment in the teching aspect of airsoft. Building guns is so much fun and working on the internals is relaxing for me. I feel like japan is really limited. United states and Europe airsoft is completely different.
Hey, im tryin to go play airsoft in japan in beginning of aug when i visit japan and seems like most of outdoor field is in chiba area. I'm thinking about going to Survival Game Field BATTL. do you think its worth it for my trip?
Part of what keeps me out of airsoft in Poland is several facts 1) EXPENSIVE - I can literally get a gun license for any of the GBBR's out there that are worth buying, and I can buy a genuine AK by adding just 1500 zł, why not? 2) Play vs Sim - Airsoft can be a great sim experience, it can also be a great play experience. However it has always been moving towards simulating reality. SO why hasen't anyone decided to make an "airsoft safe" sim gun? The future of airsoft as a sport is the Simulation aspect including pain and marking hits. 3) Honor system - lets face it you cant always tell... and its exceptionally easy to cheat. Any marking tech would cahnge the game completely and would make competetive airsoft just as viable as competetive paintball. Tl;DR: 1) Money 2) Airsoft has always been a simulation, at some point you max out the sim part. Its like experiencing all the content of COD to the point that its braindead rinse and repeat. 3) Cheating and uncertainty with hits. TAKE AWAY - The future of airsoft is its evolution into simunition. Taking IRL guns and gutting them so you can sell the adaptor parts to run simulated ammo.
Wtf... What the heck happened in America it's worse cuz kids got into the sport and now we can't even use fullauto and the expensive stuff we get half the time
i fell you but i disagre its better for kids to play outside safe than sitting home smashing keyboard. Taking in consideration obesity rate for kids in US its great way to lose some armour platings
@@Emerald_Manos Technically speaking in Japan they seperate 10+ and 18+, In Japan they not only sells airsoft guns that are for 18+, they also sells airsoft gun that are for 10+, so kids airsoft and adult airsoft. Everybody at any age, gender can enjoy playing airsoft as long you follow the field rules.
I do milsim and speedsoft, it is nice to have completely different games depending on player base or else it’s all the same shit all the time . Don’t cry cause a speed softer took u out while being tactical, pick up your game play . The sport is made up of all different style players , just try to enjoy the games you get (yeah some days do suck and have bad vibes . But you don’t know what you are going to get and that is kinda good
@@MaydaysanAirsoft fair enough , can’t play that tactical when unbalanced with speedsofters, a good mix of both and fair spread between teams can make some good play
I think you just played too much and wanted to get content for the channel. Right now you're more so playing for fun which is a subtle but very big difference. Also I think having a better split in the airsoft community about what sort of 'gameplay' people like and expect is going to help the sport. In belgium and netherlands where I play I see more and more 'specific' days. Like one day will tactical day where no HPA adapters, no speedsoft clothing/ setups are allowed and then other days it will be anything goes. Some fields even offer GBB only days. This helps set expectations on what sort of experience you will have and helps when you know you don't like a certain style just don't go on that day.
@@maydaysan That's wonderfull to hear. You can see it in the bits of gameplay as well. You seem to be doing what you like more than what might be good 'footage'. Love the gameplay content but also the other stuff from the channel so you do you man. :D
1 life game sounds really boring. Here in Germany we have every game mode, mission games, LARP, often on the same day. Never really played indoor only, so I'm used to larger fields.
they're boring if you suck and just sit around. If you play with intention and train it's very rewarding. But I find the perfect balance being +1 life, gives you one chance to mess up.
@@MaydaysanAirsoft entry fee average are 57+tax(indoor), outdoor are 45+ tax (my province Ontario's tax rate is 13% ) and the main issue is gun, cheap aeg starting from 350cad (3万7千円) to name brand like vfc cost 760+ cad and Tokyo Muri... The rifle usually costs 1000+ CAD. Gbbr from vfc cost from 860cad to 2400cad, Tokyo Muri are 1000-3000 depending on model. Pistol from army armament cost around 200+ and Tokyo Muri or vfc cost around 350. So yea I would say is quite expensive. My former jasdf friend bought a mp7a1 gbbr for 35000円 in japan while in Canada it cost 600cad +tax
@@maydaysan I think it would also encourage being overly cautious and not trying out different strategies though, considering the stakes are your money's worth. Like I'd understand if they made it like a siege round, where each round is at most 5 minutes. But more than that is basically rippling off the user.
usually rounds are 5 minutes actually! And a great part that BLKFOX does now is have three team rotations so you're always playing 2 games on 2 games off. BEFORE, it used to be 10 minute breaks between single rounds. So there was a LOT of wasted time. I was actually so tired from playing I chose to sit out a few times lol.
An airsoft toy is not a gun, But some think it's just for fun. Real steel plastic is sad, In the hands of the bad. Soy boy so salty, But don't let it halt ye. Play fair and play nice, Don't let anger entice.
You come back full circle after a while when you get tired of a one way range. That’s where the realistic gbb are great and you can reuse your real gear/pouches
