OKLAHOMA D-DAY

Elliotttt wrote:  The reason the germans lost was because we are out numbered hardcore year after year...being an allie is cheap....i think it is cooler to hold a base with 7 guys then to take a base with 300...if you can defend with a couple...thats impressive...i did rekon work with the germans...it was cool.. Elliott(tt)

wussy that wut all the germans say year after year but u kno when we got beat we didnt hey we were outnumbered and such wussy i was apart of the canadian and we only had 20 players tops in our unit and the british who we played with also only had only like 25 players yet we still kut u guys in half with only 10 men so dont say that it was because u were outnumbered dip shi*

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hey ur a good sport slasher dan and thos three guys in that pic are all comonwealth the one on the far right was my comander its funny how the common wealth only had like 45 guys but at least ur one of the few germans that are a good sport

Yeah Buckshot was really the one behind building that bunker.  He got a substantial reward at the reward show after the game.  If he gets more shells for the M79 they gave him then I'm going to feel really sorry for the shoe that assaults him next year!!!!

Either way ...  I think if we make one bunker right, then we'll hold the wall all day.  The second bunker will then just be eye candy ... But then again Steel is a pretty good commander ... he'll most likely come up with a plan that will eventually take them .... but as long as we hold till 1pm ... who cares???

D-Day disaster.  This was my 1st year and my last year.  We were told to be there at 7:30 in the morning to load up on the bus.  It was around 10:15am before we hit the field.  Almost 3 hours of standing around looking at each other.  By the time we reached the field Charlie Base was already in Allied hands.  They dropped us off approximately 1 mile past Charlie Base.  We went for a nature walk to Charlie Base, up and down the revines and hills.  By the time we got to the base, a good portion of the squat was already spent.  There was no action at Charlie Base and they knew it when they dropped us off in the woods.  They could have just dropped us at the base.  With less than 1/2 squad force, we snuck around through the woods to the air base, got some good angels on some Germans.  We started eliminating Germans real well.  The quality ref insisted that we come out of our cover and talk to him about what dead zone we came from.  While being out in the open informing the ref that we had legitimate play, we were shot out.  The good ref told us we were out cause we were shot - because he pulled us out in the open.  Went to the Tippmann trailer, had a new valve put in my 98 custom.  I went to chrono it, because I didn't know how hot it was shooting.  The refs informed me that I could not use the chrono until the night game, but if I wanted to play speedball with the same marker, I could.  I chrono'ed it for the night game and found the marker was shooting 360.  Maybe I should have used it for speedball.   The night game, a couple of the A5 Owner's group members were kicked out for using a spotlight.  When head ref was confronted the next day, he said that spotlights were allowed and they should not have been kicked out.  Somebody needs to get their act together.  It's a good game if you live about an hour from it.  Anymore than that, it's a waste of time and money.

OSOK

Spartacus wrote: cowboy423 wrote: hey ur a good sport slasher dan and thos three guys in that pic are all comonwealth the one on the far right was my comander its funny how the common wealth only had like 45 guys but at least ur one of the few germans that are a good sport That is me on the far right (SlasherDan is in the middle and Buckshot is on the left). Everyone on our team is good sports. We prefer to review what happened and adjust our game plan for the next battle. Building more bunkers is just one step.

ok if that really is u then wut is ur name and ur nik name and the nik names of seth and dave

cowboy423 wrote: and plaus ALL of those guys where on the allied so y are u talkin as if they were german they were all comonwealth/canadian

Ahhh ....  The three guys in the picture were on the German side.  That's me in the center, Buckshot on the left and Sparticus on the right.  We were looking at our bunker after the game ended and took a picture.

Honestly I have no idea why we were being mistaken for Commomwealth and allies in this post.  All I've done was talk about building more bunkers ..... that should have been a good enough indication as to which side we fought on. 

Plus if you look at my hopper in the center of the picture you'll see that I had a Red badge, plus if you look at Sparticus's left arm you will see a Red arm badge ....  Hence German all around.

o.s.o.k. wrote: D-Day disaster.  This was my 1st year and my last year.  We were told to be there at 7:30 in the morning to load up on the bus.  It was around 10:15am before we hit the field.  Almost 3 hours of standing around looking at each other.  By the time we reached the field Charlie Base was already in Allied hands.  They dropped us off approximately 1 mile past Charlie Base.  We went for a nature walk to Charlie Base, up and down the revines and hills.  By the time we got to the base, a good portion of the squat was already spent.  There was no action at Charlie Base and they knew it when they dropped us off in the woods.  They could have just dropped us at the base.  With less than 1/2 squad force, we snuck around through the woods to the air base, got some good angels on some Germans.

OSOK - sorry to hear that you didn't have a good time. DDay is really a week long event. If you can make it earlier and do the mini-senarios and speedball games, you would have a great time.

If you join us on the wall next year, you will have a blast.