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Handsonic · January 25th, 2016, 18:11

I highly recommend getting more mags, especially since GBBR mags hold so little ammo.
Also, get a kill light (a light that you can attach to your helmet or PC that blinks red when you die), because it's hard for people to see your kill rag in the dark and you don't wanna get overshot. I don't think you'll need more than 1 full propane tank, maybe a second as a backup. 4-5 batteries should be good if the AEG is a primary. 2-3 if it's a backup/secondary. A good food option would be canned food and you can bring a can opener and metal fork. Stuff like tuna, noodles, beans, etc is delicious and easy to carry around and eat in any environment, be it during or after a game, or while waiting in the dead zone. Bring energy drinks.

January 25th, 2016, 18:11	#2
Handsonic "I like syrup on my blue waffles." #diseasedvagina Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Vaughan	I highly recommend getting more mags, especially since GBBR mags hold so little ammo. Also, get a kill light (a light that you can attach to your helmet or PC that blinks red when you die), because it's hard for people to see your kill rag in the dark and you don't wanna get overshot. I don't think you'll need more than 1 full propane tank, maybe a second as a backup. 4-5 batteries should be good if the AEG is a primary. 2-3 if it's a backup/secondary. A good food option would be canned food and you can bring a can opener and metal fork. Stuff like tuna, noodles, beans, etc is delicious and easy to carry around and eat in any environment, be it during or after a game, or while waiting in the dead zone. Bring energy drinks. Last edited by Handsonic; January 25th, 2016 at 20:06..