Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - Usefulness of Ghillie suits on small-medium fields?

FOX_111 · April 18th, 2010, 08:19

If you want to infiltrate erea with little conceilement, a ghillie is what you need to hide yourself.

Small field does not mather if you have the time to employ the ghillie.

When using a ghillie, you should not be moving around much, so if you plan on running from cover to cover, it won't help you at all.

You saw how it worked for the other guy you mentionned, now if you play like him, it won't work for you too.

I employ my ghillie suit mainly on long missions where I have to lay in one spot for a long time to observe, or to infiltrate a patrolled erea. Our field are usually always patrolled and we snipers should always assume we are watched, thus making slow, calculated moves all the time. The ghillie come in handy when stalking a target or just remaining hidden where normal 2D camoflage or cover is not enough.

April 18th, 2010, 08:19	#2
FOX_111 Le Roi des poissons d'avril Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Terrebonne, Québec	If you want to infiltrate erea with little conceilement, a ghillie is what you need to hide yourself. Small field does not mather if you have the time to employ the ghillie. When using a ghillie, you should not be moving around much, so if you plan on running from cover to cover, it won't help you at all. You saw how it worked for the other guy you mentionned, now if you play like him, it won't work for you too. I employ my ghillie suit mainly on long missions where I have to lay in one spot for a long time to observe, or to infiltrate a patrolled erea. Our field are usually always patrolled and we snipers should always assume we are watched, thus making slow, calculated moves all the time. The ghillie come in handy when stalking a target or just remaining hidden where normal 2D camoflage or cover is not enough. __________________ Vérificateur d'âge: Terrebonne