Pyro Feedback

I'd have to say, when the roadside bomb went off next to our recce jeep, that 5 seconds was the most immersive experience in airsoft I've ever had. The mines were top, the katyusha was top, the whole event was top.

Well done organisers, great job and a bunch of really good blokes too.

Smoke, bangs, flashes, flying plates.. it all adds to the experience and without I think it would be quite flat as airsoft guns are quite quiet.

Thanks for the efforts on the pyro. It is appreciated (and expected coz you keep raising the bar!)

When that mine exploaded in front of that landy that was the single most awsome thing i have ever seen in airsoft, that at the amazing rocketlauncher, that was something people dream of doing.

The pyro was fantastic - it really adds to the gaming experience, especially when your caught out and you get a fright

I thought that the pyro was great, especially the mines. It really does add to the exerience when its intergrated into the gameplay. I wasn't too sure what you were doing with the bangs at the end of the game on Sunday besides blowing up some logs, I guess you were just using up the last of the pyro?

I wasn't too sure what you were doing with the bangs at the end of the game on Sunday besides blowing up some logs, I guess you were just using up the last of the pyro?

Yes, made up pyro can't be stored, but it wasn't 'wasted' as we were carrying out obersvation tests for power, debris reach etc.

echo all the previous comments. it really makes a difference to the game

I think you lot used the right amounts of pyro in the right place, and most importantly at the right time. The Katusha was quite cool, but the mines laid out during the ambush/convoy section of Saturday were very good.

I can't wait to see what you lot cook up for Husky.

When that mine exploaded in front of that landy that was the single most awsome thing i have ever seen in airsoft, that at the amazing rocketlauncher, that was something people dream of doing.

he he.... sadly we get the opportunity to have a go at doing it , with the nice sites that let us . TBH I like props that do something rather than just sit there. Might as well play capture the flag otherwise

Pyro's always a double edged sword. Setting it up as "bombardment" is a major pain in the arse timewise, and involves getting players in the right place at the right time to benefit from it . We did it at Eagles, and we all felt it added little ( no one mentioned it at all in the after game threads and yet it was hours in the making) Setting it up on the hoof is even harder, but can be more rewarding , like with the mines. The saftey aspects of keeping players at a safe distance whilst being under fire makes it harder as well .

As has been said before , we couldn't take made up pyro home with us so it was a case of use it or loose it ( we ignored Kermits 2am suggestion of linking it all togther for one big bang to wake everyone up:lol: ) if nothing else we hoped it added to the general ambiance of the Sunday morning assualt , as well as testing different methods of using it .

Not quite no-one! Here's what I said about the pyro at The Eagle has Landed.

"It hasn't been mentioned yet but I thought the all new pyro scripted bits worked really well. Getting mortared on the track leading in and especially attacking down the hill after CW and Headshot's howitzer barrage were great fun."

Ironically, we managed to miss all the effects at Bryansk due to being on the extreme flanks all the time (except for the Katyusha which was very impressive).

Barrie! As you moved out of position at the end of the defence of the Katyusha I told you to bug out and go right. The reason was that I had set up a pyro about six feet to you left. I detonated it as soon as you were a safe distance away. How did you miss that!?

the land mines were very cool . nice loud safe bang. and the looked the muts nuts . sounds daft but i thought the most visualy impresive for me was seeing the rusky rocket launcher fireing off salvos from the other side of the valley simple but effective. top marks gentlemen.

Pyro's were great. The course you did really did the trick and they were used responsibly as well. Well managed pyros can really make a game and the CiA crew certainly managed that and more.

Can you add Kav to the trained pyro user list as he has been practicins for 'In the Pocket'....

Actually, can you add Che as well :boom:

Can you add Kav to the trained pyro user list as he has been practicins for 'In the Pocket'....

Actually, can you add Che as well :boom:

the burns are healing niceley

Can you add Kav to the trained pyro user list as he has been practicins for 'In the Pocket'....

Actually, can you add Che as well :boom:

the burns are healing niceley

That was funny. Well, not at the time, particularly as I set my smock on fire. Luckily, Anthony was on hand to offer to replace my smock and torn trousers from stores - at a price, of course...

Barrie! As you moved out of position at the end of the defence of the Katyusha I told you to bug out and go right. The reason was that I had set up a pyro about six feet to you left. I detonated it as soon as you were a safe distance away. How did you miss that!?

Lol I heard lots of loud explosions but didn't actually see any - was too busy watching my arc.

Thought the pyros were great, really added to it for me, and i loved seeing the rockets streak from the katyusha across the valley...

The more pyro's the better I definately think they add to the game, the bigger the bangs the bigger the smile , and the Katyusha was the mutts nutts