Hello

[Storymaker]

hi guys my name is storymaker, i have being playing airsoft for about 2 years now. i play a recon postion, but i love to be on frontline as well. im in southern wisconsin and me and some friends are trying to make a team. does anyone know if there is a limit on the number of players you can have on a team?

[Batman]

Story - Welcome. Please check your other thread, in the newcomer's area for answers to your question.

Also, not to sound jerkish, but please make sure that if you have a question, you keep it in one thread. It helps to reduce clutter on the forum boards & also helps those answering you, to know what has already been said.

Again, welcome & I look forward to trading plastic with you in the future.

[Storymaker]

thanks for the advice, im new to the internet forum thing. maybe we wil meet on field one day.

[Ben]

Tell me a story.

[Grey Knight]

Tell me a story.
He makes the stories. He does not tell them. DUH! Don't you know anything!?;)

Hey, Storymaker.
I live in Madison and have been wanting to put together a new semi-serious team. By "semi-serious" I mean:
1) Focused first and foremost on safe, cooperative, and fun play. If Airsoft can't be fun, I won't play.
2) Accepting of players of all skill levels, age, gender, experience, and not discriminating too much against equipment (or lack thereof so long as safety is heeded)
3) Getting together regularly and maintaining communication, but not asking anyone to give up their family, social life, or weekend jobs. Getting together a minimum of once a month, but no more than 3 times a month, whether it means just having meetings, or going to ops.
4) Building from the bottom up with room for potential expansion - if everything works well, the team can get serious about gear, position, and participation commitment at later times.

If you're in the are and interested, drop me a line.

Welcome.

[PAC102]

Grey are you trying to make this team with juansinanos, it sounds like you two are trying to do the same thing.

[Storymaker]

He makes the stories. He does not tell them. DUH! Don't you know anything!?;)

Hey, Storymaker.
I live in Madison and have been wanting to put together a new semi-serious team. By "semi-serious" I mean:
1) Focused first and foremost on safe, cooperative, and fun play. If Airsoft can't be fun, I won't play.
2) Accepting of players of all skill levels, age, gender, experience, and not discriminating too much against equipment (or lack thereof so long as safety is heeded)
3) Getting together regularly and maintaining communication, but not asking anyone to give up their family, social life, or weekend jobs. Getting together a minimum of once a month, but no more than 3 times a month, whether it means just having meetings, or going to ops.
4) Building from the bottom up with room for potential expansion - if everything works well, the team can get serious about gear, position, and participation commitment at later times.

If you're in the are and interested, drop me a line.

Welcome.


we have been looking for another to play and a few other members. we have about seven people total. we all live in fort atkinson so we're about an hour away. as far as the keypoints of your team structure it sounds great.