Oregon Airsoft Arena

[JamesW]

[Ivan Daylovich™]

Ignore Hamster. He has one of those learning diabeetus.

[Orwell]

[DJ]

[Lukens]

[Unicorn]

yo dawg, you ain't gots to be callin out fools. We all friends and we like to softair. I know you gots the kwas and a vest and I'm scurred.

Back to the topic.
I had a blast playing there today. I am not much of a cqb/cqc guy but it was fun. People hack no matter what so I really don't get mad anymore. I got 3 swords kills and I was happy.
Couple things that did make me mad was being spawned trapped, shot multiple time after yelling hit, standing up with my arms raised up, then walking back to my spawn. If you have a green laser try not to blind people. I was shot in the neck by a 10 year old over the game over (like a couple mins after), that was great ending to being cornered for 5 mins.

If I want to play some cqb I will return here because of how close it is and the pricing. Great place

[Toonvater]

[STRIK3]

Went today with Android, Unicorn, Nark, and Hamster. Small field, plenty of haxxorz, but it was satisfying to shoot small, squishy children for a few hours. Terrific staff, too. I'll be going back, let the haters hate.

[Chesty_01]

Agreed. OAA isn't for everyone. I am personally not a huge fan of "Arena" type game play. It is more about running fast and shooting faster. I also hate semi-auto games, but I completely understand why most of their games are played in semi only. I am more interested in mil-sim or tac-sim scenario style game play.

With that said, the staff is wonderful. They are very helpful to new people and to people whom have been doing this for a while. It is also a wonderful place to privately reserve the arena for team training, or skirms. Phantom Fury has had a couple indoor practices there and we have had the entire arena to ourselves, and we were even allowed to move the barricades in the arena to simulate rooms and hallways. It was a F@#king Blast. Try finding a place in oregon/sw wa that will let you take over their entire field for hours, for cheap. Oh yeah, and have it be dry and warm. You cant believe me.

About the kids. Every game in this area has kids playing. Who gives a shit where they are. Like I have always said, why chastise them when we can help them become better players, because lets be honest. Its not just kids that hack As far as the smart a$$ punk kids go, let them talk to me that way to my face.... I promise it wouldn't happen. Everyone on here talks shit and doesn't back it up in person.

All in all, OAA is a great place for people of all ages to play and for us more serious tac-sim/mil-sim players, call Terry and inquire about booking the facility for a private event. I am certain he is more then willing to work something out with you.

[Lukens]

[KWAmadness]

how does all the pricing work? and whats the difference between this and tac ops cqb? thanks

[Chesty_01]

I am not sure what the rates are for private events. We have trained there on several occasions, and I assure you they arent that much. Obviously more then what it costs to go in the woods and train, but you also get what you pay for. I do know for normal open play at the arena, it is 15 per person for 3 hours. Check out their Facebook page, and website, for daily deals and special events they might have.

[Unicorn]

[KWAmadness]

thanks! sound like OAA is the way to go i will make sure to stop by when im in portland next but in the mean time they need something out here in Bend, or!!

[Cosmos]