[Me-Ushi_Kami]

The age limit is the same as buying guns..18. However we all know you can get your hands on guns younger. The offical AA games are 18 and i think 14-15 with a parent present during the WHOLE game. The non-offical games normaly dont really have an age limit the youngest i seen was about 14-15.

When your hit you call hit, if you dont feel it but someone sees it normaly most people will say ok and call it a hit. The people here are very honorable and most of them call all their hits (i say most cause i havent played with you all yet)

When you get hit in non-offical games you just yell hit and put a red rag over your head (if you have one.. most i seen dont use the rag at non-AA games) I dont know exactly how the AA games work cause more often then not the AA games fall on weekends i cant go. More then likely its rag on head, call hit, possably lay down or move to respawn area. (red rags are REQUIRED at AA games)

We are experienced.. you are not its in part our responsibility to help educate you in the area of airsoft to help preserve our sport. Although keeping a strick age limit of 18 would help more but many here understand that its very hard to enforce.

[Trashcan]

Ok, thanks.
so my best bet would be to get into a non-official game somewhere. When you say have a parent present, that means in the game or just at the game?

[Screwloose]

For the AA games the parent has to play and be near the Minor at all times. At the Non-AA games we are not so strick.  But since I host a lot of the non-AA games I would say if your under 14 you really should have your parent by your side the whole time.

[Me-Ushi_Kami]

not 100% sure.. it says it some where or wait till someone that runs them tell you. But i think if your 13-14 the parent has to be with you in the game. Like a team and you dont leave each others sides. They rahter you have a parent come to a non-offical game too but they dont have to play and if nothing else at least have your parent show up at the meeting spot to meet and greet with some of the members.

[Paco]

At AA games, your parent does <b>not</b> have to play, they merely need to be present at the game in the AO the whole time you are there.

[Trashcan]

ok thats good kuz my dad would want to be there the whole time anyway

[Greg]

That means the WHOLE TIME.. as in if he goes to grab lunch really fast, you go with him... no dropping you off or anything..

[Pancho]

I speak for everyone when I say that we are not a babysitting service.

And on that note, I would like to see the minor issue (regarding sponsors/parents) more strictly enforced. As well as weapon issues. Everyone that attended the 17 Jan game at Badger Springs should know what I am referring to.

[Trashcan]

i realize that you guys don't want to deal with someone my age, but i seriously need someone to play with lol
im still looking for places to play that don't mind minors but arent swamped with 12 year olds who act like they are 7.
and i don't think (even if i could) i would be attending an official game because of the age problem. i'm not sure how fun it would be with a bunch of 18-30 year olds who didnt want me there heh

i'm just looking for a serious gaming enviroment where i can participate in some realistic combat. from what i've seen, this seems to be exactly what im looking for.

[Trashcan]

Hey, I had some questions about the basic gaming rules with airsoftarizona in particular. Is there an age limit? I seem to be having a hard time finding an area where I can play. And what is the common rule about being hit? I know that in some cases it involves laying down with an orange flag, and/or the yelling of the word 'hit', but how are the rules enforced? If you are hit and don't feel it, what happens to you?
sorry if I bug the more experienced players...