berget 10

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I got a message back. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I CANT PLAY. Ah well theres always next year...

Typhon

Puding is correct. The website states:

You must be at least 18 years old to participate in Berget-games. ALL player needs to bring valid Photo-ID or passport to checkin.

But if you meet the required ages bla bla bla and are thinking of going we signed up to be NAF 23rd infantry

Lemming

David Delightful Locker wrote: »

I would most definitely be interested in going. 3 Days after the LC though....
If I mange to convince my dad to come I will go, I will be a sniper though.
If I end up going we could possibly go as a group?

Puding wrote: »

how old will you be fo the event>? I believe berget min age is 18 and their is no option to have a guardian tagging along to allow you to attend any younger

To confirm; Berget-Events age criteria is strictly 18+, and the whole thing really isn't like a garden-variety skirmish game on a Saturday or Sunday at your local site where your dad can tag along with you and pop in and out of the game for a breather. And if you want to go play "sniper", unless you really know what you're doing with regards field-craft and technical ability, you will hate it.

TerrenceAnth

Typhon wrote: »

Puding is correct. The website states:

You must be at least 18 years old to participate in Berget-games. ALL player needs to bring valid Photo-ID or passport to checkin.

But if you meet the required ages bla bla bla and are thinking of going we signed up to be NAF 23rd infantry

Signed up to the NAF 23rd infantry just need to pay them now if you open for a tag along drop me a pm we can have a chat =D

Its a pitty im the only man in Donegal who seems to be passionate about going to berget

TerrenceAnth

According to the berget forums we have 32 people from the republic going and 29 of then are in the NAF, 3 civilians and 2 pold

gerrowadat

Here's a daily updated list of all the Irish players: http://www.airsofter.ie/bergetplayers/

TerrenceAnth

gerrowadat wrote: »

Here's a daily updated list of all the Irish players: http://www.airsofter.ie/bergetplayers/

Aw thanks i didnt see that why is my nickname tank O_o *emails berget*

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Lemming wrote: »

To confirm; Berget-Events age criteria is strictly 18+, and the whole thing really isn't like a garden-variety skirmish game on a Saturday or Sunday at your local site where your dad can tag along with you and pop in and out of the game for a breather. And if you want to go play "sniper", unless you really know what you're doing with regards field-craft and technical ability, you will hate it.

Trust me mate, My dad would be able for it, as would I.
Also I wouldn't be looking for a skirmish, I'd be more full on, as in the whole waiting several hours in a ghillie suit to confirm the enemy position. And I know most missions you wouldn't even be taking a shot. And yes, I love field craft. I do know what I'm doing.

I saddens me to see people getting a sniper rifle and think they can shoot someone from a mile away and get like 100 kills in a match. It's more about reconnaissance than anything else, at least in milsim.

Thanks for the age confirmation thing.

Xiiv

Hells yeah Berget!
now if only i had enough midcaps...
mo' molle mo' problems

ASI Casper

Did anyone who went this year (June 2011) encounter any problems at the airport when checking in such as happened last year?

TerrenceAnth

Yeah another question id have for anyone who went last year did you pack your mags in your gun case or gear bag??

OzCam

One-gun-per-case is an airline rule, not a global one. They can sometimes be persuaded to waive it if you ask nicely.

Mags should go in the gun case. It reassures security staff if batteries are removed from AEGs and packed in either your gear case or cabin baggage. US airlines want batteries in the cabin, not the hold. Don't try to fly with gas, it's not allowed at all. BBs go in the hold baggage, they won't be allowed in the cabin.

TerrenceAnth

So batterys can go in ether the hold or cabin. Im flying SAS so i think ill put it in the hold with the rest of the gear.

OzCam

The advantage of carrying batteries in your cabin baggage (weight permitting) is that you can easily show that "here they are in a plastic bag by themselves, with a bit of insulating tape over the connector, not connected to anything".

If you're putting batteries in the hold, pack them well away from everything else so that when the bag is x-rayed they don't look like they're connected to anything.

The whole idea is to make things as easy possible for the security screeners. The less friction there is, the faster you'll get through the airport.

Puding

you could just imagine the fun and games of block lipos for example being xrayed, could be interesting going to show as chemical with wires

TerrenceAnth

On that not lipos are going in the hand luggage!

jayod30

I was just wondering did anyone who went out previous years bother to bring a back up AEG. I have my primary, gonna get some work done to it before I leave but still think I should bring a back up, carrying 2 cases though bit of an off putter. Would appreciate any advice, thanks