Dose anybody use code words when playing airsoft. I'll give an example.
The theme is Water.
Swim=move
Sink=hold
Shark=bad guy
treasure island=bad guy base
boat=your base
dive=flank or flanking
marco=cover me
polo=covering
That way when the shooting starts you can communicate loudly with other team members without letting the other team know that you are "diving" or should I say, "flanking".
code words
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stevenvb
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Re: code words
Nice!
Though not in airsoft, we "tsst" at each other for a 'heads up' kind of communication.
Though not in airsoft, we "tsst" at each other for a 'heads up' kind of communication.
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"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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Re: code words
I think it's better if these are just used over the radio and not direct verbal commands because if it's direct verbal then you are probably in a situation where you don't have time to decode the code in your mind while doing your job. What do people think?
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