Login or Sign Up
Logging in...
Remember me
Login
Forgot password or user name?
or
Sign Up
Log in with
Forums
Classifieds
Groups
Zero One Airsoft
Ground Zero Airsoft
Airsoft Festival
Today's Posts
|
Member List
|
Calendar
|
Forum Rules
|
Forum
Airsoft Related
General Airsoft Discussion
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Zero One Ads
Collapse
Violent Behaviour
Collapse
X
Collapse
Posts
Latest Activity
Photos
Search
Page
of
4
Filter
Time
All Time
Today
Last Week
Last Month
Show
All
Discussions only
Photos only
Videos only
Links only
Polls only
Events only
Filtered by:
Clear All
new posts
Previous
1
2
3
4
template
Next
RiflemanLizard
Account Not Validated
Join Date:
Jul 2013
Posts:
297
Share
Tweet
#31
16 July, 2013, 12:21
Re: Violent Behaviour
Sadly, airsoft is filled with guys that fancy themselves the alpha male and yet... can't take more than a single BB without kicking up a stink. I tend to think there's at least one at every site and have yet to be proven wrong. These guys usually spit their dummies out and start hosing everyone they see.
There really is no excuse for violent behaviour of any kind, including point blank bursts of 10.
Aggressive physical contact and a blatant disregard for safe practice should result in an instant ban from any site. Warnings should be issued for all excessively vulgar language. The rules must apply to everyone or they're not worth having.
The amount of angry parents I've had to apologise to (on behalf of foul mouthed players) is beyond belief.
As frustrated as you are, I wouldn't recommend involving the police at all, unless a player was nothing short of assaulted and beaten. Airsoft gets closer to the guillotine every time something stupid happens (and let's face it, scuffling over a game is pretty bloody stupid). Don't let it knock your confidence. Now that he's gone, just dust off and go back to enjoying the hobby.
It's one less of them on your field and it's only a matter of time before he's banned from his next venue.
Last edited by
RiflemanLizard
;
16 July, 2013, 12:49
.
Reason:
OCD spelling correction
Comment
Post
Cancel
eyley
Captain
Join Date:
Sep 2009
Posts:
541
Share
Tweet
#32
16 July, 2013, 13:57
Re: Violent Behaviour
Even if you reported it to the fuzz - the incident's well past now, the victim wasn't injured other than pride and isn't fearing further damage, so the law will most likely mark it off as NFA (No Further Action - or "not f*cking arsed") anyway.
Best thing to do would be to go to the Winchester, have a nice cold pint and wait for all of this to blow over.
Diplomacy is overrated.
Comment
Post
Cancel
ariamark
Corporal
Join Date:
Oct 2010
Posts:
147
Share
Tweet
#33
17 July, 2013, 23:08
Re: Violent Behaviour
Bitches be like , all there guns are hot , (everyone chronos there guns , non are hot ) well....there using heavier bbs.. Com on now lads, behave
Comment
Post
Cancel
iNK
Captain
Join Date:
Sep 2010
Posts:
599
Share
Tweet
#34
18 July, 2013, 04:03
Re: Violent Behaviour
Originally posted by
B.E.N.
View Post
Overkill does not exist... It is merely an unwillingness to wear the safety equipment ADVISED at all game briefs.
How much safety equipment someone is wearing has nothing to do with overkill. If I'm wearing a suit of armour and someone unloads an entire mag into me after I've declared myself hit is it therefore not overkill because I didn't feel anything?
If its not overkill what is it? Necessary?
Comment
Post
Cancel
Figjam
Colonel
Join Date:
Jun 2011
Posts:
1576
Share
Tweet
#35
18 July, 2013, 07:15
Re: Violent Behaviour
Originally posted by
RiflemanLizard
View Post
...As frustrated as you are, I wouldn't recommend involving the police at all, unless a player was nothing short of assaulted and beaten. Airsoft gets closer to the guillotine every time something stupid happens (and let's face it, scuffling over a game is pretty bloody stupid)...
Glad I scrolled through before saying basically the same thing. This is only going to annoy the police, there's very little chance they are going to take any action on the guy, but it will be a black mark in the minds of your local constabulary. As a community we really need to plug the "responsible and conscientious hobbyists" image and not a bunch of bellends playing soldiers and acting tough.
As far as the incident goes, it looks like weak marshalling to me: the lad should have been given a timeout and told to calm down and grow up long before this incident happened. The way you tell it the build up was all day and should have been very obvious that something like it was going to happen.
Comment
Post
Cancel
mad dog
Cadet
Join Date:
Feb 2012
Posts:
37
Share
Tweet
#36
18 July, 2013, 16:33
Re: Violent Behaviour
I Marshall, So would take them both out the game, calm em down and settle the dispute, tell em to man up and get on with the game, any issues they can leave the site!
of course in a nice and gentle calming tone
Comment
Post
Cancel
aribos
Trusted User
Join Date:
Sep 2008
Posts:
2109
Share
Tweet
#37
18 July, 2013, 16:44
Re: Violent Behaviour
Originally posted by
mad dog
View Post
of course in a nice and gentle calming tone
Yes, Calming tone.
34565231.jpg
full-metal-jacket-c.jpg
This Post may contain my opinions and if you disagree with them Tough S**T!
Comment
Post
Cancel
Figjam
Colonel
Join Date:
Jun 2011
Posts:
1576
Share
Tweet
#38
19 July, 2013, 10:16
Re: Violent Behaviour
All sites need that rare person who can stand confidently square in front of some testosterone and adrenaline filled guy and tell him to stop being a silly boy, while at the same time not being that stroppy meathead who gets on everyone's wick.
But if you can't have that perfect balance, I'm afraid I'd always prefer to put up with a slightly overbearing marshal than to put up with terrible players.
Comment
Post
Cancel
TS_Welshy
Colonel
Join Date:
Sep 2008
Posts:
1931
Share
Tweet
#39
19 July, 2013, 23:43
Re: Violent Behaviour
Originally posted by
B.E.N.
View Post
Overkill does not exist... It is merely an unwillingness to wear the safety equipment ADVISED at all game briefs.
To the above quote: I hope that was not entirely serious? Not wearing a full face mask does not entitle a player who knows I am already hit to continue lacing me up and down. (This, being technically outside the rules of the game, could be assault) Overkill does exist. 9 times out of 10 it is accidental, but malicious overkill, sadly, does happen.
To the OP: you could probably go the police but as stated there is basically no point. He's kicked off site/banned, good times.
To the community generally: why the hell do people get violent over airsoft? I just don't understand it. 'adrenalin and testosterone' are no excuse. Calm down.
I really despair when I hear and witness scenarios like this. It's not made better by the high horse jumpers who probably aren't dickish enough to start an altercation, and are chivalrous in the face of cheating/overkill etc, but will quite happily post 'yeah shouldve given him 2000 bbs back' or 'a slap round the chops would sort it' or 'when I displayed how hard I am to X dickish player he soon though better of it'
The macho personas from both sides in our game of soldiers with toy guns are pathetic at the end of the day.
Formerly 'Waltzinblack' but thought it was time to incorporate my Team callsign into my name
Comment
Post
Cancel
seansamurai1
General
Join Date:
Oct 2009
Posts:
6164
Share
Tweet
#40
19 July, 2013, 23:47
Re: Violent Behaviour
Well frankly put, if someone at ANY time decides they want to try and pin me to a tree or something, they can crack on. I certainly wont make it easy for them to threaten my personal safety, that Im entitled to.
Simples.
section 24 of the 1968 Act
Supplying imitation firearms to minors
1)It is an offence for a person under the age of eighteen to purchase an imitation firearm
2)It is an offence to sell an imitation firearm to a person under the age of eighteen.
Comment
Post
Cancel
TS_Welshy
Colonel
Join Date:
Sep 2008
Posts:
1931
Share
Tweet
#41
20 July, 2013, 00:41
Re: Violent Behaviour
Originally posted by
seansamurai1
View Post
Well frankly put, if someone at ANY time decides they want to try and pin me to a tree or something, they can crack on. I certainly wont make it easy for them to threaten my personal safety, that Im entitled to.
Simples.
But that's preciesely what I mean! If you have the desire and the means to get physical in self defence, then good for you.
But why you need to put that out there on a public forum? To warn people? To impress them? To show ow 'ard u are? That's the bit I don't understand.... A disproportionate amount of people on here seem to do it.
Formerly 'Waltzinblack' but thought it was time to incorporate my Team callsign into my name
Comment
Post
Cancel
Abbadon101
Major General
Join Date:
Aug 2009
Posts:
4681
Share
Tweet
#42
20 July, 2013, 00:48
Re: Violent Behaviour
Originally posted by
seansamurai1
View Post
Well frankly put, if someone at ANY time decides they want to try and pin me to a tree or something, they can crack on. I certainly wont make it easy for them to threaten my personal safety, that Im entitled to.
Simples.
What if I make it worth your while
Comment
Post
Cancel
seansamurai1
General
Join Date:
Oct 2009
Posts:
6164
Share
Tweet
#43
20 July, 2013, 00:52
Re: Violent Behaviour
Originally posted by
TS_Welshy
View Post
But that's preciesely what I mean! If you have the desire and the means to get physical in self defence, then good for you.
But why you need to put that out there on a public forum? To warn people? To impress them? To show ow 'ard u are? That's the bit I don't understand.... A disproportionate amount of people on here seem to do it.
Because its a forum?
Stating a fact as 'another' course of action.
The op wanted thoughts on the situation, I gave exactly what I think and would do.
Is it so wrong to act in self defense? Or does that suddenly make someone an 'internet toughguy' by the sheer mention of acting in self defense?
Abbadon, only Jaffa cakes (The good ones and not the paupers versions :p ) could make it worth my while. :p
section 24 of the 1968 Act
Supplying imitation firearms to minors
1)It is an offence for a person under the age of eighteen to purchase an imitation firearm
2)It is an offence to sell an imitation firearm to a person under the age of eighteen.
Comment
Post
Cancel
Counting Count
Lieutenant
Join Date:
Jan 2010
Posts:
379
Share
Tweet
#44
20 July, 2013, 01:06
Originally posted by
mad dog
View Post
I Marshall, So would take them both out the game, calm em down and settle the dispute, tell em to man up and get on with the game, any issues they can leave the site!
of course in a nice and gentle calming tone
Good for you, there are a hell of a lot of members here that do the same thing.
Taking a reasonable level of "testosterone" (or more accurately bull.) Into account, airsoft is still a none contact game, melee rules inclusive.
Sense above was not as far as I am aware veing "big and clever" or "showing off" he was stating a point, may have been a little reactionary in attitude, electronic media is singularly atrocious at conveying nuance.
Sent from my GT-P3110 using Tapatalk 2
Opinions are like ar**holes, everyone has one.
Usually found being very unimpressed by a lot of players, but gets a pleasant surprise when they actually have a clue on a game day.
Comment
Post
Cancel
Rednaxelaa
Sergeant
Join Date:
Aug 2011
Posts:
182
Share
Tweet
#45
20 July, 2013, 11:33
Re: Violent Behaviour
taking the close range hits i would have probably reacted the same, effin and blinding, and would have removed myself from situation, BUT if someone blind sides or tries attacking me from behind, they better have something else to back their actions up, cus i would go into full defence mode from then on... hulk no like
'Why did you shoot him 13 times?'
'The browning mag only holds 13 rounds sir.'
awesome quote
Originally posted by
Hawke
Be aware - from some people, a pat on the back is sometimes a recce as to where to put the knife in at a later date.
Comment
Post
Cancel
Previous
1
2
3
4
template
Next
About the Author
Collapse
34 Years Old and still reasonably healthy Find out more about
RevJaxx
Working...
Yes
No
OK
OK
Cancel
X