Saw this and thought I'd give some closure...
Fun day, worth the money, ALWAYS good to get out and play, but this OP was probably my least favorite out of all....
First game my M16A1 couldn't hit \"Watch your language\". Called myself out and waited for my buddys car keys to get my M1A1 out of his trunk.
Second game, sprinted toward enemy spawn right off the bat with my bud and then "layed dog" for awhile and let the unsuspecting enemy approach our flanks. Just beofre they completely circled around our well-hidden ambush site, I gave the 3,2,1 count and we "opened fire", or atleast he did...my Thompson jammed right away, accomplishing nothing but giving out position away. It hasn't jammed in two years. After a long battle with the AEG to desperately try to un-jam it with a rod, my buddy and his KWA M16 A1 screaming the whole time, I eventually pulled back, 1911 in hand to friendly lines...I actually made it.
But in any case had to leave the field and call myself "out" to unjam it. It was an interesting experience, but I was really bummed out on the missed oppurtunity and having to sit out ANOTHER game.
THIRD round was an absolutley amazing round. long story short, my buddy and I captured the last of the TWO objectives of the round, scoring massive points for our team. Him and I snuck, crawled, then fought our way to a "radioactive zone" then brought the scientist up for the ten minute "deactivation". We had to cover him that whole ten minutes, almost completely by ourselves. We had very little help from our team, who was concentrated on the intense firefight going on over the first objective. In that ten minutes, I put out well over 1,000 rounds with my Thompson, scoring countless hits and running dry, only to get a hit then with my 1911, and THEN pick up the scientists gun, which he left behind with me before his 'Mad Dash' to the objective.
Fourth round was a shitstorm of cheating and frustration..Bonus-Balling, not calling hits, sneaking out of bounds... So bad we didn't stay for the fifth and final round... we left.