2 years later and still liking comments, that’s dedication

You know he’s an ex-soldier when he has the patience to hold an angle for more than 10 seconds

1. Properly checking corners. 2. Moving Quietly but with purpose. 3. Ambidextrous shooting. Most importantly. Calling a hit right off the bat.

The most impressive thing here is his instinctual awareness. He knows someone is there without physically seeing them.

When your max level but have to go back to level 1 to help your friend

Names Nicco: anybody want to see a trained soldier wreck some weekend warriors? 7.4million people: *YES*

he is so used to real life that he shoot everyone multiple times just to make sure they are not a threat anymore, love it

This guy is literally playing like his life depends on it

Fun Fact: He's only using 1% of his power

I went paintballing with a group of friends once. They arranged our group of 17 people to go against another group of 10 people who were also there that day. We lost every. Single. Game.... played 5 rounds of 3 different games (capture the flag, king of the castle, and death match). After it was all over we chatted with the other team for a moment. Turns out they were all US Marines on break and thought it would be fun to go paintballing. None of us landed a single hit on them and we all were covered in paint. Great video! So entertaining!

2:17 “call it then” half the airsoft community felt that

I've played paintball and noted the same trait as the enemies here: They have no patience. Instead of waiting until everyone is stacked up at BOTH doorways, they pour in 1-2 at a time like lemmings trying to die as fast as possible. My jaw dropped the first time I saw him switch hands, then switch back. MAD SKILLS!

Anybody gonna talk about him switching arm placements ... Man this guy's on level max

It's funny how in the video games, the person who is staying in the same room/house/building is called "camper" while in real life it's a strategy

air soft guy: "hey, we're playing the finals.. it's gonna be rough.." Soldier: " here hold my beer"

He played it, like it was serious. Fantastic reactions, smooth changes from left to right and back. And don't forget, once a soldier, ever a soldier.

"Check your corners." - Captain Price

Imagine Going to Airsoft with your mates and then a team of 12 Ex Special Forces Soldiers pull up

This is the guy I want to play airsoft with. He checks corners properly, he's quiet as hell when moving, and he calles his hits right when he gets shot.

DS: "Shoot them till their body stops moving" Soldier: "what if the corpse flinches?" DS: "yes"

Bruh, that's not fair. He's got a good gaming chair.

*Guy shots 3 people* Me: mehhhh *Swiches gun to the left hand* Me: IMPOSIBLE

Dude is so trained he’s hugging corners like they’re actual bullets trying to make impact on him

1:52 I love how he pre-fired the guy behind the door and he actually peaked

“You’re the last one, complete the mission” he took that to the next level

I like how he acts like he’s in actual situation and shoots every one like five times.

Soldier : shoot Man : HIT! Soldier : You don't look so death to me.

It's so cool to see how calm and fluid are his motions.... It's almost natural and how he switches hands, and how stable he keeps the gun even when he does the quickest peeks or he's just simply moving fast.... so cool man

Just the fact that he shot them more than 1 time proves he’s served

The title is wrong, mate. There is no such thing as an Ex-soldier. "Once a soldier, always a soldier"

I love how he switches from righty to lefty depending on the position/door. Awesome.

Love it, so calm, picks his spot and just lies in wait for the poor bastards to walk into his line of sight.

It’s all fun in games until an ex military gets ptsd and pulls out service pistol

As a British man I'm offended you didnt make a cup of tea during battle lol Nice shooting Sir :)

I gave this a go a while back. Loved it. Safe to say military experience comes in very handy 👍🏻

I love how everyone is honest when they get tagged.

Gamers: “ThAt’S cAmPiNg”

Imagine being able to defend an entire building against 20 people by yourself

Mrs Beesley seemed to get emotional at parts of this video and I appreciate that, empathizing with these soldiers says so much about someone’s personality. Means a lot to me. It’s part of why we love our Britt brothers and sisters as American Patriots and war fighters. Nothing but LOVE for our A-10’s as well!! 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 💜

That guard is like an npc when they say they’ll cover you.😂

It’s the most savage thing when he switches the sides his gun is on

Imagine you and your friends go to a airsoft place to have some fun and a EX SOLDIER pulls up

“Your’e the last one, you got this” The guy destroying everyone: I am all in one

It's so freaking cool that actual strategies I've used in old Tom Clancy games like Ghost Recon or Rainbow Six actually are valid! When you've gotta cover 2 areas and you sorta have to split your time between them. And each time you switch from one to the other you treat it like it's brand new and there could be a guy waiting there that wasn't there a second ago. LOOKS LIKE SUCH A BLAST!!

i love when people dont call their hits after they get mowed down with an entire mag fun stuff

The he moves so smart and tactical and his patience shows he’s served this also showed up on my recommended today

Notice the effectiveness of movement and changing position. How he'd peek high, fall back, and then take a knee before rounding the corner again. He probably would have been tagged a few times if he hadn't done that.

It's funny how a youtube recommandation brought me up here and now I'm addicted. I want to enter the world of airsoft but I also learn a lot from your video to toughen up my gameplay in rainbow six siege haha thanks for your content m8 !

Up next: Pro airsoft player destroys everyone in war

Hes not camping Hes just protecting the zone strategically

The way he switches the rifle from one hand to the other... The camera angles!!! godlevel🔥

Smooth shoulder transfers, pie’ing off corners and dead spots, using the room as cover, transitions from standing to kneeling, Not standing in Fatal Funnels (doorways), Shooting targets more than once. Solid tactics

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I am a US Marine - I have had the privilege of serving with British Marines, and I can tell you, they are a very disciplined bunch and carry themselves with professionalism.

These boys were outclassed by a lot. So much done right. Pieing corners, ambidextrous fire, checking his six quickly when someone shouted after being hit and moving slower and more methodically when they just raised a hand and didn't shout, changing elevations when firing on multiple opponents. This was a clinic.

Omg never seen your vids and this video came up on my for you page and Ive never seen such a good player like you, I mean I think you are better then silo entertainment or even clean shot. Congrats and thanks for serving this world, ill will be watching your vids. You are a talented in your aiming, reaction time and even planing or a game plans.

A big difference is his mind set. Ammo was free so he learned to shoot first then process the information. Several times he shot at shadows and dark doorways even though no one was there. A person who plays these games waits for a sure shot, not wanting to waste their ammo. A soldier that wants to live shoots first and doesn't worry about wasting ammo. He also made the enemy think that he was not alone by moving back and forth quickly between the two entry points using suppressive shots even when no one was there.

"switching to ur pistol is faster than reloding" Him: "na I'll reload, no one ain't pushin' me"

Never gets old this video 🔥💪🏽 Amazing peaks bro 💯

3 years later, i still can't stand the cheaters when rewatching this.

**When your max level but haven't finished the lvl 1 side quest.**

Legends says he's still liking comments

Damn that slicing the pie and the ease in which he switched sides was a treat to watch

His switch was smooth and his reload was calm while keeping aware of his openings, you can tell he served. How many guys did he get before he got hit? I forgot to count lol

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You don't want to mess with the British. I'm an American and have the utmost respect for British soldiers in any form. as a matter of fact, I'd treat him like my brother in battle. extremely happy we are allies.

I love how the guy in the vest is just standing there watching you go back and forth

Your movements are on point! Love it

Y’all aren’t even mentioning the fact that he’s trained to fire with his left hand so he can peek both corners without exposing himself?

This brings back counter strike nightmares. Those players with lightning fast reflexes they see a glimpse of you in the corner of their screen and you're already dead before you realized what happened.

100% chance one of the guys that got hit told their Buddy’s to push he’s “one shot”

That was amazing, I've never seen someone play airport like. It was your life was on the line, it just brought an entirely new perspective of mine to it.

Next up: Airsoft players defend building from Russian Spetsnaz.

Seriously, how many times did some of those need to be hit before accepting their mediocrity..

wow, excellent lines of sight mate. Truly impressive stuff 👏

Everybody just having fun: That one guy who plays COD:

A couple of things I noticed: Quick identification, No hesitation on shots fired, Suppressive fire if he didn’t have a shot. Suppressive fire before move to alternate opening. Ambidextrous rifle use to minimize profile around corners. Puts multiple rounds into enemy when he can. Sticks to familiar settings playing defensively. Yes, ‘camping’ is a real technique, and will save your life under specific circumstances. This guy would have been shooting through the walls if he was using real rounds. And would probably have moved backwards if the enemy was doing the same. Just because you got some gear, doesn’t mean you’re a soldier. His training shows us a huge difference compared to the average player.

Its all fun and stuff until you hear tactical nuke incoming

the marshal at the end with the "at last" lmao

That's actually impressive how good he is even if he's never ever held a airsoft gun before... 😉

Oke first off all he's playing on pc. Second off all he sniffed 3 killo's off Gfuel 3rd he is using atleast 4 monitors to keep track off his k/d and win to loss ratio. 4th off all he eats doritos all day. 5th off all he's just good well done bro, keep it up.

This should be called "1 man army obliterates an entire team by himself in airsoft"

Makes you proud of our army watching that! 🇬🇧👍🇬🇧👍🇬🇧😊

Imagine ref being like “Yo this dude plays too much siege”

Switching the weapon from left to right seemed so fluid, second nature. Nothing but respect for this man

2:16 “Call it then,” made my day. Didn’t complain or call him a cheater, just told him to call it.

Switching from left to right eye to aim is amazing

"dont do anything stupid" -Capt. Macmillan

Also, I think the way this guy switches so seamlessly from left-handed to right-handed to left-handed to right-handed shooting is VERY skillful. Good show, British man.

That hand switching and low corner shooting crazy bro!!

The way he changed his weapon position to left.. Me: "Damn that awesome"

When you are the last person left on your Search and Destroy team

Soldier: *uses knife to conserve ammo* Everyone at the airsoft field: *surprised Pikachu face*

Lol I can't even see the first enemies and you're firing at them nice work mate

It's been years since I've been at that site.. I played my first cqb there... what an adrenaline rush it was. My legs were shaking and I could feel my heart in my throat! Poor kid got his fingernail shot off... ouch!

The craziest part was how silent he was then he starts breathing like crazy at the end you know he was holding it back

Grip transitions. Corner checks. Changing levels. Reducing your target profile. Yea...someone has done a few sweep & clears in their day. OORAH!

As a soldier, it was fun to notice very quickly the difference between a soldier and a civilian in battle😁

Those shoulder transition made me retrain mine. Thank you for the content

**Ex British Soilder plays Rainbow Six for the first time and gets a ACE**