Airsoft Guerrilla Warfare

[VogonFord]

My suggestion is have fun with it. There's a number of ways to screw with people - carrying a second small AEG and firing it to simulate more than one shooter, shouting at imaginary friends, throwing rocks to simulate movement where you aren't, putting your hat on a stick and making them shoot it, what have you, just make them waste far more ammo and time on you than is worth it. It works great in fields like Silverton and Scappoose where there's lots of cover, not so much in places like SniperzDen.

I highly suggest it if you have the running stamina. It's a lot of fun.

[The Giggler]

This is the tactic that my 4 friends and I ran at Fallout during phase 2, and we had a blast except when about 12 Super mutants started shooting at us.
I'd prototype this tactic for your group at RES-IV

[Kilo]

Hutch at SS2 we ran this kinda thing and picked off quite a few guys until i got hit...as far as i know this tactic works but only in certian situations

[Helo]

I do it all the time in our local games and it seems to work best when the other sides command & control is broken. With small teams you need to spread them out or confuse them, with bigger teams at events they usually spread themselves out for you. But if they are communicating and reacting as a group attacking them is probably a bad idea

[John_234]

Guerrilla warfare isn't a specific tactic, mind you. But the fire a few rounds and retreat gig? Yeah, you see it a lot; around the time you realize the rest of your team is mostly dead. Alternatively, it's a cheap way to get just a few guys to hold a defense.

[Helo]

John is right, guerrilla warfare is a strategic-level policy. At the tactical level I believe it's called shoot and run like hell

[Rentax]

John is right, guerrilla warfare is a strategic-level policy. At the tactical level I believe it's called shoot and run like hell

Shoot and scoot... they like to rhyme.