Earlier today, we continued our weekend game at an undisclosed location. Back-to-back!
It was also great to see some old friends that I haven’t seen in quite some time.










Earlier today, we continued our weekend game at an undisclosed location. Back-to-back!
It was also great to see some old friends that I haven’t seen in quite some time.
Robert HBK and I joined a 40+ pax mini MILSIM at Batu Pahat.
We brought our only blasters to the game, the BK1/2S. While good for short range, it is outclassed by Springers at longer range. Still, we did good for its intended use.
The 2 highlights for me were
(1) the garrison of a small house in Round 2, that rekt a small team of incoming attackers by surprise
(2) the scenic route that Joe, Robert and I took to go around and flank the enemy’s base from behind
We held our ground in the first 2 rounds, though by the 3rd, half the team ran out of steam due to the hot weather.
Still fun in all!
Joined the 5KM Midvalley Southkey Charity Run, that I signed up for a few months ago.
And wow, the goodie bag and gift redemption is exceedingly generous! Is that why it’s called a “charity” run? If only there’s this incentive every day or week. Run 5KM and you get to claim all these!
P.S. And what a day it was, because when I got home, the electricity was out in the entire neighborhood for the rest of the day! There was a scheduled maintenance, and electricity came back only around 8PM.
Thanks for a great time, meeting familiar faces in some years and new people from Thailand.
Props to Patric Chan for arranging a purposeful 3-day session, and Seree Woradechjamroen for nice choice on venue, spacious villa rooms and generous food. The rainy days didn’t dampen the fun!
Okay, so I did get my own Foam Dart Blaster after all. Meet my first blaster, the Zius BK1S AEB (Air Electric Blaster).
I strongly considered the springer type, for its ease of use, operation and maintenance with less moving parts. But after 3 games, I find that most engagements are very close i.e. CQB, so the AEB will most likely dominate such scenarios.
I purchased the AEB along with the essentials like battery, magazines, a box of 1.1g foam darts, and the jailbreak hand guard style for cosmetic. This comes up to slightly more than RM1,1xx. A bit pricey IMO, for a foam dart sport. The attachments are my own.
And earlier today, I took out the BK1S for its first run. It was a casual 3 vs 3 game at Sireh Park, Iskandar Puteri.
Here’s a video of me running an obstacle course with this AEB – done in 29 seconds (best record for the day):
While not as accurate and far ranged as its springer counterpart, the ROF makes up for it. But also because of that, it eats up darts real fast; I need more magazines and boxes of darts after this!