Requirements for Games
 

So what kinds of requirements do I need to join a airsoft war or game. ( yes im a newb) I want to try to get aeg gun, but wonder what requirements do i need. Such as Age, Equitment, Licesnces, Area(province...) and guns. What really im asking for is a list i like to play but dont know if im legal or not. Thanks for any replies.

It always helps the community here when you fill out your profile location so we can better answer your question.

get age verified.. in order to buy an AEG you must be 18+.. AEG and gears.. there are many teams in each province.. just look for the team thread on the ASC forums..

18+
a game to register to
a gun
a battery
a high cap
a good set of goggles
decent pair of boots.

That covers the basics anything else is gravy

I wrote this a while ago...it's a long read, but hopefully plain language and something useful in there.

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=88238

16+ (in SOME cases, usually it will be 18+ however) If 18+ age verification can be done at the field if there is an AV rep present (ask first to see if there will be any attending, there usually will be).
A gun (or at least asking around for a rental/loaner beforehand)
Field Fee+gas money if carpooling ($10-25+)
BB's ($15-20 for a bag of BBBastard, AirsoftElite, Madbull or similar if you can get at least the .25 gram ones if playing outdoor (note you will chrono with .20))
Mags (single hicap or a few 120 round midcaps will be fine, I also hate to say this but it's OK to store them in your pocket for now until you decide for yourself if this is for you and you want to spend some more money)
Boots ($80-150+, hiking boots are fine and what I use, when you decide to spend more money you might think about getting your hands on some military boots)
Eyepro ($30-80+) Cheap paintball goggles/masks can be found at places like Canadian Tire but a pair of JT Flex8's will run you I think $60-80. Otherwise if it's a paintball venue you're playing at they might have masks for rental for like $4-5.

Any1 with13+ age limits?

I think you're good to go for Lazer Tag or Chuck E Cheese....

i know you guys take it seriously and im trying to but its funny how someitmes 13yrold can act adult and some 20 yr old dont care about the sport and just wants to shoots anything that moves

It's not about maturity, it's about legal responsibility.

Thanks for filling out your profile (unlike most people). I've PM'ed you with some info about your specific locality hopefully it's relevant.

PS: I totally though you were at least 16+ judging from the original post but now the cats out of the bag don't worry as long as you keep up the grammar and asking "the right questions". Even if you can't play at your current age, at least waiting until 16 will be good and you can still learn a lot from this forum (especially the FAQ section).

Even if you were mature,honestly, I'm pushing 20, and people my age don't even act like adults. How well do you think people are going to take a 13 year old on the field?

Its not just about maturity its the law..

I dont think id like having a kid on the field. They're a headache on xbox live, I couldn't imagine what they'd be like in person with an AEG.

Lets get things straight.... It's actually not against the law (except possibly in Ontario due to provincial laws). As long as the waiver is signed (and the venue follows whatever their field insurance stipulates) it's all good. That being said a lot of hosts do make games 18+ (or 16+ in some cases) and this is moreso because that's what their feelings/views are and they probably don't want any other headache/administrative worries to worry about.

Also I do agree with strelok, for the most part I wouldn't want a kid running around the field since there seems to be a prevalent "I w4nt 1t na0!" and instant gratification kind of attitude towards things (I'll admit it's probably somewhat a problem in my age cohort/generation but not as much as it appears to be now).

Now if they could prove themselves somehow by say waiting a few years until 16+ and spectating/helping out a few times so that we could judge their character I would have no problem letting them play at 16 or 17 and making an exception (if I had an 18+ rule in place for games I host). Now as for other hosts I don't know what their feelings toward this is like so I can't comment on that but it never hurts to ask politely.