too many posts on here about 'old skool honor' in the game back in the day for me to stay silent:
Yes, 'honorable play' was the mantra, but if you think all players were honorable, you weren't there.
My first national tournament (84) was a wake up call: freighttraining, wiping, shimming markers, supercharging, heating 12-grams in the fire, ignoring field boundary lines, reporting as live when you have been eliminated...
The ONLY thing that mitigated these kinds of actions was the physical mark the ball leaves.
My experience tells me that the exact same thing goes on in airsoft; everyone talks about honor, some (few) actually are honorable and the rest stay in the game as long as they can get away with whatever...
Yes, 'honorable play' was the mantra, but if you think all players were honorable, you weren't there.
My first national tournament (84) was a wake up call: freighttraining, wiping, shimming markers, supercharging, heating 12-grams in the fire, ignoring field boundary lines, reporting as live when you have been eliminated...
The ONLY thing that mitigated these kinds of actions was the physical mark the ball leaves.
My experience tells me that the exact same thing goes on in airsoft; everyone talks about honor, some (few) actually are honorable and the rest stay in the game as long as they can get away with whatever...




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