#field play

[honeycombhank]

3/29/23

Today I walked/ jogged 3.5 miles out in the countryside, two miles with my dog and 1.5 without her, then we ran and played in the field practiced obedience and finished up just before the workers needed us off for some farm work.

Not only was it a wonderful time outside, in the fresh countryside air, getting to move our bodies in the sunshine, but I also reached my monthly fitness goal on my Apple Watch! Yay!

So far this year I have met each monthly goal, I am pretty happy about that especially with my health issues, last year at this time I could hardly walk up a hill because my health was so poor and my seizures were so bad and I had become so anemic.. it’s remarkable to look back and see where I am now, I have come a long way!

The pictures above are after I was home and showered and ready to hold my rats and start working on my book project.

Wish me luck! I don’t want the headache that I’ve been battling to come back tonight, it’s eased up a little today after a hard nap, but it’s still lingering.. drinking lots of water.

Hope you all have a wonderful day/night!

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Play Style: Field

Field play allows for longer engagement distances and the use of team tactics. Your ability to work together with your team can severely change the outcome of a game.

Loadout:

Plate Carriers - More primary weapon mags (typically midcaps) and different pouches for a variety of things you can use. For example, comms, sidearm, grenades, speedloaders, etc.

Boots - A must for field play. Lightweight and sturdy with good ankle support is best, as you'll be covering a variety of terrain.

Helmets - On top of protection from the environment, allows for headcams as there will be more to see in field play.

Kneepads - Less sliding than CQB, but good protection from rocky terrain.

Guns: 

Mid-Long Range Rifle - Reach out and touch your enemies as they will be more spread out.

Optics - Red dots work well for mid range, zoom optics can be use for longer distances if needed. Be aware of brightness levels when playing outdoors.

Sidearm - A well holstered pistol for closer engagements as fields often have higher FPS limits for rifles. GBB is common.

Tactics

Cover - Keep yourself out of the line of fire as you may be reloading more often. Provide cover/suppressive fire for moving teammates.

Communication - Be aware of who is on your team and work with them to reach the objective and cover each other's movements. Invest in radios and tune to the same channels to communicate over longer distances.

Teamwork - Work in squads and have leaders chosen at start of the game. Leaders should have comms.

Keep Moving - Move up! Keep pushing your enemy back and do not give them chances to advance onto spawns and held objectives. Do not fall back unless you are pushed back.

Remember, this is just our opinion to give you an idea. Customize your guns, gear, and tactics to suit your own needs.