Grab Some Fun Indoor Airsoft Field — Local services in Bluff City

I have been going here for a couple of weeks already and it has been an awesome experience. As a new attendee, the community has been friendly and welcoming. I go by myself and I always have been welcomed into groups that frequently play. For the most part the people that play here have good integrity and will call their hits, however with all airsoft fields there are some days where you will hear a lot of "call your hit." I have not noticed cheaters but there are some people that accuse others of cheating. One of the main issues for this I assume, is that it’s sometimes hard to tell if you got hit or got hit by a ricocheting bb which do not count as a hit. If it gets really bad the head ref will have a discussion with everyone on how cheating is not tolerated, and this will usually curb all cheating for the rest of the day. The price for attendance is $20 or $40 if you need to rent. This is more than reasonable especially if you are HPA user because the air fee is included in the price. The staff is great and have always been helpful and friendly. The refs are fair and will take all inquiries seriously. The owner, Mike is an awesome guy and has given me discounts and freebies to compensate for things that I personally don't think warrant them such as running out of rental equipment for me to rent. The field itself is good and plays surprisingly well with the large amount of people that attend on walk on days. My only critique is that when you are moving from section to section, there is only one or two paths connecting the three sections the field is divided into. What this means, is that you will be spending a lot of time trying to get passed these choke points once you clear a section. To get passed these chokes points usually requires a well-placed grenade or a whole team banzai charge or both. The field is also dimly lit so having a flashlight or tracer unit is almost a must have. Throughout the day the field will go through many game modes and the players will usually vote on which game mode they want to play. These game modes range from standard game modes such as TDM to creative game modes such as simon says (basically TDM but the ref will announce an action you have to do such as to only move by air thrusting). The day will usually end with one of the more creative game modes. The field is well stocked with food, drinks and BBs so you do not have to bring your own. The price for concessions is also reasonable and standard. My only real critique would be safety. If the staff has already chronoed a player’s gun they usually wont chrono that gun again even though the player might have modified it over the week. There have been a couple of instances where I thought a gun was shooting a little hot. Sometimes a ricochet would give me the same welts as being shot directly which raises some suspicion. I haven't said anything because I had no Idea how far the shooter was or be able to recognize the player. Eye protection and gun safety is strictly followed here and if someone is not following safety protocol they are noticed within seconds and corrected. All in all, this is an awesome airsoft field with a great community, and I will be trying to attend as...

Gsf Indoor field experience Pros: Nice field set up “confined field” Variation of games types Shop close by not the cheapest but if you forget something they’re they’re to help

Cons: -Of a 10 hour day you may play 5 games(2rounds each, but of the 10 however every 2 games there was an issue; taking 30min to and hour or more to be to resolve being either mass re crono(has users had turn up to close to 450fps), or so that the “dream team may play 3v3’s” don’t want to get in the way -uneven teams so that the”dream team”or field team could play together -blind firing is a huge issue, as well as moving walls just enough so you could stick you gun though -holding windows closed(house rule had my hand damaged badly), overshooting “because someone was there” (dead players can only move so fast let them leave), refusing to resolve situations with the ref because their are part of the field team and “know the rules -aggressive behaviors of younger players due to the nature of the game...”you can’t do anything I’m just a kid” and proceeds to shoot a player walking away in the back. -if you have an issue leave the field that someone else broke the rules on go and tell a ref which sometimes aren’t on the field. Then the person who broke the rules may then be asked to not repeat his behavior again only to have it continue the very next game or even that game -over shooting is a thing even though there is a rule to prevent this (4to1 unenforceable in my opinion only those with tracers will be called out but all you hpa users just turn them off and hold down your trigger mini guns are basically allowed overshooters run free) -Random mass field cronos (fix the issue with those running hot guns...there are only certain types of guns that can be turn up at a switch of a knob...I know I can’t do a spring change in the middle of the field.) don’t stop the game play for an hour so the field team can play in the back room) after some players decided to creep their FPS over 435 (field limit 350 w/ .2)

In summery Field is really nice If more staff(not volunteer staff- I pay entry and all gear while playing at your field I at least expect enough staff to run it) were there to play games it would smooth over some of the roundness caused by “sponsored players” who play by...

Came here with my brother and his friends (13 yrs old) for his birthday since it was raining. We paid for the rentals which include a mask and a gun. You have to pay separately for the arm bands to be put on a team, which I feel should be included. We had never played before so we were obviously new. Was there for 3 hours and had 18 minutes of game play. The time in between games are about 45 minutes. Being new, they gave us a run down of how the gun works and the rules - I can say they are strict about safety from what I could tell, so that’s good. But being new, I heard a few members of the community talking down on us since we were still learning which was a little discouraging. Some other members were actually pretty nice and encouraging too so there’s a mix of personalities there. It was very intimidating especially because it seems they like to shoot at the newer people. I called my hit and kept getting shot at even when I was walking away, I got hit 3 times in the back and one in my head after the call. All in all, I’m glad I tried it but would’ve liked it more if it wasn’t so intimidating being mixed in with the...