Well I was going to say war instead of skirmish, but that would be a bad influence on airsofters.
Anyhoo,
I was wondering where do you guys go to play airsoft?
To an official fields, or just some random place?
I was wondering because I hear you guys talking about night games, and the field I go to doesn't host night games for airsofters.
Where do you guys go?
To Official fields or just your backyard or whatever?
Can you describe the place?

Official Fields,
with clearly stated and enforced rules !!

Woot! Official fields and events ONLY! Sc Village, Lenix, Hollywood Sports, Sequia Airsoft, Airsoft Playground, Vegas Mil-sim, NCal Warzone...and many more. Backyard airsoft and airsoft on public land is dangerous and in some cases, illegal.

I used to play with friends, but now I only play at a local field. But, with a combination of my busy schedule and their rare airsoft games (about once a month) I won't be able to play their until semptember.

well you guys are lucky you got official fields, i don't have any nearby at all! i sucks

That may be slob, but I'm sure your event lasted probably twice as long If not longer, and I'm sure it looked nothing shy of WW3 Mine is just a crude open-play, but hey its still a lot of fun.

@D-T

Cross your Fingers, you may get to travel Longer than I do.

There is nothing wrong with Open Field Play, and I respect every Player that goes the extra distance to keep the Game clean and on the Up an Up !! Having Fun is what it is all about.

We already have the cards stacked against us because of the Bad Rap due to Backyard injuries or damaged Property because of the irresponsible player.

there are 3 fields within an hour distant of me

but my favorit MSAF is sniper heaven. so much under brush so many kills

One of my friends recently got hurt in a "backyard" match. It looks like he's going to be alright, but without proper protection on, he could have been permanently blinded. Since there's no official course on the island, a (very) small group of responsible airsofters (numbering about 3) are working on setting up a team and area of play with stricter rules and such.

We don't need an official course just official rules

And thanks for bring that incident up I feel bad for not beating rules into those two again :C

@Jack,

I am going to disagree with you for one reason, Control.

The advantage of having and using Official Playing Fields, is that you Hopefully have competent and responsible people that are going to control and check each and every individual player that is taking part in the game or training event.

Team owned or sponsored fields do have their own rules, but very few have the capability to check each and every gun going onto the field, Honesty is one of the main factors in the game of AS, but how many times have you played on a field where everybody is supposed to have an FPS limit of lets say 400, but you know or suspect that a few are running hotter.

As an after note, another advantage of Official Fields, using the example that Omega brought up, Who is going to pay for that players Medical Bills ? Official Fields have insurance to cover injuries, as long as the injury was not due to a rule violation, `` No eye Protection ´´.

i will be playing at Albuquerque Airsoft, the only place in this whole state, because nobody likes airsofters. yes, in a state where you can buy sticks of dynamite on the indian reservations, you are not allowed to airsoft, except in one little whole in the wall building right smack in the middle of the South Valley.
i will go cry now.

well i go do it in my woods. its like 10 acres. although, i have built like 5 forts in my 3 "Districts".