Airsoft is a contact sport, you WILL get hurt playing. Adding another few fps to the regs wont make it any worse. Use discretion when shooting at people, especially if your gun is on the hot site, aim for parts of the body with clothing if you can and it will be fine.

Always use ANSI rated protection, and if you do not want to get hurt, don't play.

Richard has uploaded a string of pictures from this game on our forum for those of you who are interested.

I would also like to thank everyone that came out to the game. We had a great turnout and very few issues with game play and honor.
This was an introductory game for DC-Ops to get us back into to hosting events, as well as getting ourselves introduced to newer members of our airsoft community and vice versa.

From our perspective and from the feedback we have had from the players we have spoken to it went very well, which is a good motivator for us to organize more events. We will try to add a fun twist/objective to each event we host to keep things fresh and interesting. Please post up comments and feedback from this event which will help us fine tune our future ones.

Again, thanks a lot for coming out to our first event in many years. You guys were awesome!
Also, as Foxide has mentioned please visit our team website @ dc-ops.com.

-Aaron

I know you said you'd be embedding yourselves into the teams on future games, but if you ever do another game with wandering refs, you should wear high-vis vests. I almost shot one ref on multiple occasions, and once confused an enemy for a ref and let him slip by.

Thank you for your input, we apologize for the confusion. We will have an internal discussion about these sort of things soon.