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When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« on: November 06, 2009, 11:59:00 PM »
Does any one when will CQBAZ Airsoft re open?
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2009, 07:36:39 PM »
I was wondering the same exact thing. I have heard that they are going to put in fog machines and i am pretty excited for that. Does anyone know where it will be relocated?
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #2 on: November 08, 2009, 08:03:48 PM »
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I was wondering the same exact thing. I have heard that they are going to put in fog machines and i am pretty excited for that. Does anyone know where it will be relocated?
Wait..What? Is this indoors?
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #3 on: November 08, 2009, 08:07:40 PM »
Yeah, it's indoors.
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #4 on: November 08, 2009, 08:09:02 PM »
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Yeah, it's indoors.
Indoor fog? Why..
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #5 on: November 08, 2009, 08:11:54 PM »
Dunno, I doubt they'll actually have it.
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #6 on: November 09, 2009, 07:45:00 AM »
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Yeah, it's indoors.
Indoor fog? Why..


maybe to simulate smoke and dust......
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #7 on: November 09, 2009, 12:21:19 PM »
Loud music, combat or industrial noise, fog and areas of glaring light interspersed with pitch dark.. -Makes the game more challenging.
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #8 on: November 11, 2009, 07:10:44 PM »
"Operation:  Night Club Down"
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #9 on: November 12, 2009, 07:03:40 PM »
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hahaha niice... maybe operation gentle mens club down? hahaha
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #10 on: November 12, 2009, 10:13:14 PM »
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Loud music, combat or industrial noise, fog and areas of glaring light interspersed with pitch dark.. -Makes the game more challenging.

That depends on what you consider a challenge.
If you consider chaos a challenge (it certainly is), then yes, that would be a challenge.
If you think it requires anything more than an itchy trigger finger and pounding three rockstars before each match to be successful... i'd recommend thinking a little harder about that.

Just remember, it's also a challenge to sneak up on people when it's absolutely quiet, or to communicate when it's super quiet is also difficult (I know, it's just as hard when it's loud, for the opposite reason).

Employing a slow/unsteady amount of gunfire/explosion/warzone sound effects has a similar effect of distracting, without taking away the need for stealth.

Interesting game types are super abundant in CQB arenas. If I wanted to have fog, random bright lights and a lot of dark places, and loud techno music, i'd go play laser tag. That's what I'm getting at here...
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #11 on: November 12, 2009, 11:35:23 PM »
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Loud music, combat or industrial noise, fog and areas of glaring light interspersed with pitch dark.. -Makes the game more challenging.

That depends on what you consider a challenge.
If you consider chaos a challenge (it certainly is), then yes, that would be a challenge.
If you think it requires anything more than an itchy trigger finger and pounding three rockstars before each match to be successful... i'd recommend thinking a little harder about that.

Just remember, it's also a challenge to sneak up on people when it's absolutely quiet, or to communicate when it's super quiet is also difficult (I know, it's just as hard when it's loud, for the opposite reason).

Employing a slow/unsteady amount of gunfire/explosion/warzone sound effects has a similar effect of distracting, without taking away the need for stealth.

Interesting game types are super abundant in CQB arenas. If I wanted to have fog, random bright lights and a lot of dark places, and loud techno music, i'd go play laser tag. That's what I'm getting at here...


Try it sometime. The adrenaline rush from room-by-room CQB is intense when all hell's going on around you.
The whole indoor thing is fast, shoot and move, shoot and move.. -All over in a few minutes.
SWATsim, Assassinsim, just fun to do!
I'm up for it as soon as they open.
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #12 on: November 13, 2009, 03:20:57 PM »
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Loud music, combat or industrial noise, fog and areas of glaring light interspersed with pitch dark.. -Makes the game more challenging.

That depends on what you consider a challenge.
If you consider chaos a challenge (it certainly is), then yes, that would be a challenge.
If you think it requires anything more than an itchy trigger finger and pounding three rockstars before each match to be successful... i'd recommend thinking a little harder about that.

Just remember, it's also a challenge to sneak up on people when it's absolutely quiet, or to communicate when it's super quiet is also difficult (I know, it's just as hard when it's loud, for the opposite reason).

Employing a slow/unsteady amount of gunfire/explosion/warzone sound effects has a similar effect of distracting, without taking away the need for stealth.

Interesting game types are super abundant in CQB arenas. If I wanted to have fog, random bright lights and a lot of dark places, and loud techno music, i'd go play laser tag. That's what I'm getting at here...


Try it sometime. The adrenaline rush from room-by-room CQB is intense when all hell's going on around you.
The whole indoor thing is fast, shoot and move, shoot and move.. -All over in a few minutes.
SWATsim, Assassinsim, just fun to do!
I'm up for it as soon as they open.

Been there. Done that. Not my cup of tea. Just voicing my opinion that... if that's all they do there, I personally will never go.
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #13 on: November 14, 2009, 08:32:32 PM »
I am sure they won't miss you, different strokes for different folks.
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Re: When willl CQBAZ Airsoft open?
« Reply #14 on: November 17, 2009, 12:11:46 AM »
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Loud music, combat or industrial noise, fog and areas of glaring light interspersed with pitch dark.. -Makes the game more challenging.

That depends on what you consider a challenge.
If you consider chaos a challenge (it certainly is), then yes, that would be a challenge.
If you think it requires anything more than an itchy trigger finger and pounding three rockstars before each match to be successful... i'd recommend thinking a little harder about that.

Just remember, it's also a challenge to sneak up on people when it's absolutely quiet, or to communicate when it's super quiet is also difficult (I know, it's just as hard when it's loud, for the opposite reason).

Employing a slow/unsteady amount of gunfire/explosion/warzone sound effects has a similar effect of distracting, without taking away the need for stealth.

Interesting game types are super abundant in CQB arenas. If I wanted to have fog, random bright lights and a lot of dark places, and loud techno music, i'd go play laser tag. That's what I'm getting at here...




Try it sometime. The adrenaline rush from room-by-room CQB is intense when all hell's going on around you.
The whole indoor thing is fast, shoot and move, shoot and move.. -All over in a few minutes.
SWATsim, Assassinsim, just fun to do!
I'm up for it as soon as they open.

Been there. Done that. Not my cup of tea. Just voicing my opinion that... if that's all they do there, I personally will never go.

Why don't you try it out before you come to such a bold conclusion? If you don't like it then oh well, you won't have to go again. Personally I didn't think I would like it and from the pictures I saw I wasn't impressed with the "field" but I went and actually had a good time.
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