> Also, don't trust airsoft to give you tactical skills you can apply in actual combat. Those are two games that progress completely differently. That depends

> Also, don't trust airsoft to give you tactical skills you can apply in actual combat. Those are two games that progress completely differently. That depends on how you do it. I have a friend in the AirSoft industry. He has described to me events that simulate urban combat. They are held on military bases using military training equipment -- realistic smells (gunpowder, sewage, gangrene), sounds, and scenery. I believe the term for such things is MilSim. They attract both retired and active military personnel. The tactics they use at such events are the tactics that work in the real world.