Wildlands Airsoft

antonio s

Favoritism is a big thing here. Some regulars almost got into a fight with kids, their mother came and they called her a b*** and when the refs were confronted the refs talked to the regulars and were laughing with them telling them "don't worry she's just being a karen" completly unprofessional. Not only that, the regulars would complain and refs would take their claims seriously and would do their integrity check (shoot someone with the regulars gun mid game) but many of us would let the refs know and we all were met with "eh we didn't see it but we'll keep an eye out" which clearly didn't happen. All claims should be taken seriously and not just at the words of "friends". Serious attitude from the female ref too for no reason. Not only my party but 2 other groups we were next too all had the same feelings, that we all are never coming back here again. It truly is a shame where normally it's the players that ruin it for everyone else but this time it was both refs. July 16th night game.

Clonescope

The Fields are fairly good. Most of the players are great and friendly. But their were rule breakers that would do things like blind firing, over spraying people, especially people who called their hit, not calling their hit. And then the ref staff wasn't all that great especially one they just killed the day. The ref really did not seek out or or vigilant for cheaters causing several people to just walk off the field. If you really care about the sport you want to hire staff members that are not going to drive people away from the sport.

Tyler Sayavanh

Went there for my first time airsofting on Easter 🐣. I’d say my experience was pretty mid. I was there since 7am to 3pm and the only issues I saw were some maps were falling apart such as Babylon. Fire base has huge hills you have to climb each respawn which made a lot of people stop playing. Restrooms weren’t clean at all sadly. I didn’t even really notice the refs at all because there was only one. Overall it’s not that bad but I would like to see some of these things fixed or changed.

ahmed fayad (Science Made Easy)

This is in regard to the airsoft portion, now to preface I have only been here a couple of times, but I have played for 6+years on varying maps across California and other states. The maps are fine they aren't bad, and no side has a 100% choke point so to speak, the issue I have is how the staff interacts. The staff are good fellas, what I mean by that is, they are very nice, and they help and are friendly. The issue is that they don't actively seek rule breakers or balance out teams by skill level (by this i mean they order teams based on numbers not on players, so for instance a group of 6 new players is equivalent to 6 semi experienced players due to numbers) more of a Quantity vs Quality issue. We had a few individuals dry fire a lot today in the waiting area, which raises concerns, even one start blasting with his pistol in the waiting area. A few people snuck in guns were not chronoed as they didn't check each game. Individuals with Hpa guns played with their systems to the point where feathering was constant yet stopped when near a ref(sometimes), as to not get caught and if questioned about it by another player (even if on the same team)they just shrug off the issue and just keep breaking the rule. All in all they are too lax with the safety measures and though they say that a game starts in 10 min they actually mean 20 min-ish which is also a downer as I would love to squeeze in more games if possible. For these reasons, I give a 3/5