Have you participated in a simulated war and realized that you were getting bad results? Are you a beginner in this activity and want to find out the best way to get stronger? If you answered yes to these or similar questions, you need training to become a better soldier than simulated warfare!
Steps
Method 1 of 5: Get the Equipment
Step 1. Buy an air rifle, preferably a Maverick, as it is an effective close combat weapon, balanced and light
The Strongarm is an improved version of the Maverick, capable of firing further away. The Recon CS-6 / Retaliator is easy to load and use. Alternatively, the Alpha trooper or Rampage models also work well. The Stryfe is a particularly complete shotgun (particularly when modified) thanks to its semi-automatic fire and can be used as a main or secondary weapon. If you want a fully automatic shotgun, try the Rapidstrike or Hyper-fire.
Step 2. Practice shooting and aiming at larger targets, then move on to smaller ones
It is important to familiarize yourself with your weapon and learn how to use it correctly to your advantage. You can choose the target of your choice, such as a chalk circle on a fence or an old dart board!
Step 3. Assemble your complete arsenal
You will need at least one pistol (Strongarm, Fire Strike or Retaliator CS-12 without front barrel and stock, etc.), a shotgun or two (Slingfire with 25-round drum magazine or Retaliator CS-12, etc.) and a machine gun (Rampage Rapid Fire CS-25 or Havok Fire EBF-25, etc.).
Step 4. Make a kit of equipment, with 1 or 2 extra rifles, easy to take bullets, water bottles, health food, spy tools for indoor use, anorak, goggles, pocket knife, flashlight, gloves, hat, a map of the area, two-way radio, etc
You can find other useful items in the "Tips" section of the article.
Method 2 of 5: Perfect Your Skills
Step 1. First, improve your aim
To do this, get familiar with your shotgun. Learn everything there is to know about the weapon, such as which direction the bullets are deflecting. Do they have a high or low trajectory?
Step 2. Test yourself
Time yourself and see how long it takes you to load, shoot, reload, etc.
Step 3. Learn to shoot while running or completing an obstacle course
Start by addressing the activities separately, then gradually try them together.
Step 4. Train regularly
Practice aiming, stealth, practice shooting on the run and using a sniper scope. In a simulated war you will be killed in seconds if you don't know how to defend or shoot, so practice a lot.
Step 5. Have fun while trying to perfect the technique
If you're not having fun, it's not worth spending hours on improving your skills. Make the training interesting and enjoy the feeling of hitting the desired target.
Step 6. Stay fit
Start by eating a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables. Sugars energize you for just 15 minutes and will likely give you a headache. Avoid consuming too many. When you've found the right diet, think about physical activity. In battle, you may find yourself sprinting or running for a long time, up to 10-20 minutes! Practice on the treadmill, then try to do as many pushups, situps, and jumping jacks as possible.
Step 7. Train yourself to become more agile and quiet, as these skills will help you in uncomfortable situations
Start by jumping over paths with PVC pipes, climbing trees, rolling, etc., then try walking silently and stealthily. Once you feel better, try repeating the exercises with the rifle in hand and, if possible, shooting!
Method 3 of 5: Finding Your Best Qualities
Step 1. Decide on your role
There are a few different roles, including:
- Melee warriors, who use swords and axes instead of rifles. They can take out enemies easily, but a well-aimed shot is their weak point. They often carry a small secondary firearm.
- Snipers, who use long-range rifles to take out enemies while hiding behind cover.
- Infantry, soldiers armed with a rifle and a secondary weapon. This is the most widespread role and allows you to adapt to all situations.
- Assassins or spies. These soldiers can infiltrate the enemy base to quickly and silently eliminate opponents, or listen to their plans.
- Scouts, who act from the front lines in battle to try to locate the enemy.
Method 4 of 5: Develop a Base
Step 1. Build a base
This is a very important place, as you will be storing armaments and ammunition here. Make sure it is well defended, because if the enemy team were to conquer it, it could steal all your equipment.
- One idea is to create a simple and reliable security system. During the battle, leave at least one soldier to guard the fort.
- Another good plan is to create several smaller bases in an area, so that if the main one is captured by the enemy, you can retreat to a smaller one to regroup and hide your weapons.
Step 2. Create an action center
It will be the nerve center of the army, where you will organize campaigns, create alliances, etc. If it falls into the hands of the enemy, you must also think about a secondary center! Get large cardboard boxes for the interiors and wooden boxes for the exteriors. Cover the cardboard with masking tape to make it more waterproof. Add a flag with the symbol of your army's choice, some windows with rain covers and ambushes. Add 2-4 cardboard boxes for the turrets, with flags and loopholes to shoot from.
Step 3. Build "colonies", small bases to mark your territory, as well as secondary and tertiary operations centers
You can also build small turrets (outposts) in the areas to be made safe, which you will keep empty and disguised for use in emergencies, or defended by soldiers. Most outposts should be small, easy to build and easy for the enemy to conquer. They are mainly used for spotting enemies and as emergency shelters for the wounded or for hiding.
Step 4. Mark all operations centers and supply bases on a map, so that you can mark the territory, identify where the bases and military units are, then present a battle plan
It is important to have supplies at all stations (including outposts), so in the event of a siege, you can hold out longer, with ammunition, food, water, etc. Communication devices can also be useful, allowing you to ask for reinforcements or supplies.
Method 5 of 5: Team Up and Develop a Strategy
Step 1. Form a team
The ideal team includes a strategist, a soldier, a doctor, an assassin and a sniper. Assign these roles to people based on their weapons.
More people can fill the same role, as some battles require more players and reserves for over-tired participants are also important
Step 2. Make sure the team is trustworthy and that each member knows his or her best role and qualities
You can train them according to your fighting style, but at least consider their opinion about it. They may not like their role or their weapons, so listen to their preferences. Include as many players as possible in your team; the list below assumes you have at least nine companions.
- Two-three infantry soldiers. They are the backbone of the team. Their primary weapons should be the Retaliator CS-12 or the Rapidstrike CS-18. As a secondary weapon they should preferably use the Strongarm.
- Two snipers. They should be armed with a long-barreled Retaliator, a rifle mount and perhaps a front sight; they should be shooting behind some form of cover.
- Two scouts. They should carry two pistols, preferably Hammershots which can be used at the same time. The scouts precede the rest of the unit onto the battlefield, in order to spot the enemy's moves.
- Only one hand-to-hand warrior. It should be armed with a Nerf Warlock (a battle ax), the Nerf Marauder (a long sword) or with Shadow Fury and Thunder Fury (double swords). They can carry a Firestrike as a secondary weapon.
- A tank is useful as a beachhead or as a reinforcement. Only one is needed, but it should be equipped with heavy armor and at least three rifles. He needs a backpack or holsters to keep them in. The best weapons are Havok Fire EBF-25, Retaliator CS-12, Rampage CS-25 and / or Strongarm.
- The killer is the secret weapon for spy missions. He must be able to hide and be able to infiltrate the enemy base to eliminate opponents silently.
Step 3. Develop a strategy
Create an enemy attack plan. Try to catch them off guard and use the environment to your advantage. For example, if you are fighting in an open field, it is not a good idea to try a pincer maneuver, because you will be seen right away.
Think about the possibilities, outcomes and consequences, but don't think too much; you must be able to act quickly, even if there is a risk that the plan will not be successful
Step 4. Use your team members sparingly
You should always leave soldiers to defend the base. If you leave it unguarded, as mentioned earlier, you will probably not find supplies anymore. Assign some scouts to gather intelligence on the enemy base.
Step 5. Use strategy to defend yourself from an assault
In the moment of battle, make sure you stick to the action plan and that everyone knows exactly what to do. If any of your teammates have any doubts, clarify them right away.
Step 6. Become a role model for your team
Support others and always defend them. This makes you the ideal teammate.
Step 7. Create a camouflage for your team, with uniforms, identification documents and other personalized items
Choose a camouflage that suits the battlefield to blend in better with the environment. Uniforms are usually used for meetings (where there is no fighting), for formations and for open field battles (no hiding). They are useful because they allow you to identify allies and enemies at a glance. Plus it's nice when all of your friends are wearing the same outfit and you'll be a lot more threatening too. Identification documents, on the other hand, are just for fun.
Step 8. Research simulated warfare tactics and how your equipment works
Plan the stages of the battle and always think of a plan B, C and even D, in case something goes completely wrong.
Step 9. Make sure the participants' parents or caregivers know what you are doing and where to find you
Safety always comes first, regardless of everything.
Advice
- Try keeping a battle journal; it is a log of all wars, complete with details (who participated, what weapons were used, etc.). Then rate all fights and tactics. This information can be helpful advice in a difficult battle; you can refer to past events to see how you dealt with similar scenarios.
- Never give up.
- Try using old locks to lock operations centers, bases, colonies and outposts. Just remember to enforce the rule that buildings cannot be destroyed!
- Create shields! You can use wood or cardboard, covered with masking tape to make them more waterproof. Color them so it's clear which team you belong to (like a crest)!
- Walls are useful in difficult terrain! Take a large piece of thick cardboard, or a piece of plywood and place it between two trees. Make sure the material is longer than the distance between the trees. Place them on the logs, outside the area you want to protect. The sides against the trees should prevent the wall from being pushed in, while if you were to escape it would be enough for you to drop it forward!
- You can also make armor! Just grab some old cardboard, scissors, tape, a stapler, rubber bands, etc. The cardboard will act as a bulletproof vest and you can attach it to you with rubber bands!
- A good strategy is to stay light so you don't get too tired during battles. Carry only one primary and one or two secondary weapons, a melee and (if you wish) the Thunderblast, a rocket launcher.
- While ballistic balls aren't as accurate as rubber bullets, they can be important in the event of a siege. Bullets hit visible enemies and are easy to fire, while orbs can bounce off walls and obstacles, even hitting opponents you can't see!
- Try not to carry too much equipment. Don't find yourself having to go through cramped places with five different weapons, ammo, and supplies.
- It may be a good idea to replace your ammunition with the new accustrike bullets, which are much more accurate than the regular ones.
- Practice makes perfect. If you want to become a master of simulated warfare, never stop training.
Warnings
- Fight smart!
- Safety is always the most important thing! If no one knows where you are, you may get lost and be alone for a day or worse, so always think of everything.
- ALWAYS wear protection, at least on the eyes. If a bullet hits you in the eye, you risk permanent vision damage.
- ALWAYS respect the law.
