Hi max I’m a big fan keep it up

Shouldve put me in the video

i know they liked that very much don't worry (:

Next do MMA

No

"Their faces blur automatically"

This may be true. if they could, they would.

Blurred out faces is the active buff,obtained after completing BS legendary on solo mode,offline only

@@GodNeverNeededYourTaxDollar it's BS Team mode.

roflmao, they cast Blur and Drop Octaves on themselves.

i just pooped in my toilet. im not willing to give you my poop but i can give you my toilet. respond fast to keep poop smell from expanding.

WRITE THAT DOWN

Don't give him ideas hahaha XD

Same time next year

Ideas like this aren't given away, they are sold.

I commented this but then I saw ur comment and u put it way better lol

Yes Theory merch?

Max Fosh YesFam confirmed lol

@@SandmanMFChe is in a yes theory video with Zac Alsop

@@itzjp6265 The Luton video. Just watched it, it was great.

He has to get money somehow.

Saving money using Adobe has got to be one of the funniest jokes I've ever seen

​@@DeinobiIKRRR

Match their sponsorship rates to fund the video and he won't have to do that. Simple?

​@@Deinobi adobe for home use is absolutely absurd and insanely expensive. But for business work it's actually really good. I did some online broadcasting for traditional sports & eSports, we switched from using a medley of programs for everything (davinchi, gimp, etc) over to adobe after they gave us a package deal. And man it's genuinely just a lot quicker and more efficient when you can just port shit right over program to program, instead of using like 8 different converters online. It also helped keep file sizing a bit better and was significantly quicker. That being said it fucking sucks to be stuck to one company, who really doesn't have any competition and be at their mercy for rate hikes. So yeah good and bad but genuinely a pretty solid use case for a good variety of things.

It seemed like he panicked for half a second after getting hit before he realized it was a game.

He was about to call for a medic

Yeah I gotta imagine that’s pretty embarrassing for him

@@The_Dude_Rugsconsidering the only way they got him was to sacrifice on of their own, which would normally never happen in war unless you’re a terrorist then I’d say it’s pretty good. No way they’re doing that with death on the line

@@aviationdylan3353 I mean those guys served in Iraq and Afghanistan, suicide attacks aren’t exactly unheard of over there

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That made me laugh out loud! What a crack

Judging by their body language, the SAS guys had a great time as well. Nice of you to do that!

​​@@FlintFyeah the look chill af

He's since been poisoned under mysterious circumstances

Sorry I don't get it?

We do it for training sometimes for NATO exercises. Usually laser precision empty rifles, but sometimes they mix it up

They do it with Laser systems in training, even with all kinds of weapon systems too (Tanks with Lasers too for example, etc.) Would be cool to have a match like that though lol

That’d be super cool whether it’s air soft, paintball, lasers whatever that’s a really cool idea assuming it’s possible. They could even do a variety of objectives and game modes or a whole sport/mini tournament out of it I’d love to see that, hell I’d pay to see it.

Some forces train using the t15 or the 468 carbine from mcs.

Mrbeast should make it happen

US/Nato soldiers play quite a lot of laser tag to train. They carry all their normal equipment, it's that that they have a laser pointer on their muzzle.

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There's simunition for training which is basically the same thing but with actual rifles, and it's as fun as it sounds.

i used to play with vets in airsoft all the time, i'd assume it would be the same with paintball

I wonder if that could be a security issue given that their attack strategies would be made easily observable

They babysit Max at that game while he is on their team

You got carried. Hihi 😅

“We’re under attack!” “Hold up, the pepperoni is really good.”

I got into airsoft right before my military service. Did nothing fancy, just normal mechanized infantry stuff. The difference before and after was freaking night and day. It felt like everyone else were moving slower and making more mistakes. I highly doubt they were, just my training allowed me to spot said mistakes while making very few myself. Now dial that up to 11 and that's probably the SAS experience.

I think hiding that fact from pure body build would have been quite hard.

​@@valen_minbar2345Just say they're all from Leeds.

They didn’t exactly come in the most subtle of clothing so that would’ve been quite impressive

Agree, just like the pepsi commercial uncle drew

I mean you are never able to actually see how skilled they are due to absolute garbage shots and cuts. whats the point of this video if you gonna make it this bad?

I’m afraid I guarantee they are not ex SAS it’s bs

​@@demochannel2986🤡🤡

@@demochannel2986 And you know this how? I do not doubt Max's contacts. And at the end of the day.... Ex SAS are still people and probably like to go paintballing a time or two.

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And then casually eat pizza with them at the end :D

And you need to know their strategy

Yeah that's awesome

Bro

His dedication is doing what inside you?

pause

i think one of them was Gary "Roach" Sanderson, and that's the one that got shot

Abosulte madlad

So True

Honestly the biggest plot twist would be if you brought real SAS in your team and introduced them to your "friends" who are also SAS. And see the SAS's realize they are using similar tactics? this would be interesting to watch.

Either that or "I took it literally"

facts

Now I wonder how paintball players would fair well in live combat

@@lollikabosso.w.n7153 Probably better than someone with zero training I'm sure. Paintball can somewhat build skills you could utilize in a 1v1 gunfight, communication, cover and concealment etc. But the military trains you to put fear aside and do a job at all costs that most civilians wouldn't understand. SF units are also trained in many things that just doesn't apply to paintball. Navigation, technology, first aid, mechanical repair, interrogation, psychology.... The skill set some SF units posses is amazing. These guys train constantly for all kinds of things that can be used on a battle field. Lot more to it that a 20 second small arms engagement.

@@chrisrosenthal1210was great reading all of this thank you

@@quirkytitle172 Yes sir, if you're interested, here's a good video that really shows how paintball differs from actual combat. A "Bunker Run" is when you look and see an opposing player looking out the wrong side of his bunker. You run to the opposite side and shoot him out. If you're good at seeing the whole field, fast thinking and fast on your feet, sometimes you can take out multiple people on one run through before you get blasted by their back guys lol If someone is in a key bunker and you need them gone bad enough, it's worth it to "trade" or take a 1 on 1 elimination to get him out of there so one of your mid or back guys can then fill that key bunker. Paintball is all about angles. The further down field you go, the less room they have behind their bunker to hide. If you and one of your guys across the field advance forward you can "pinch them out" he can't hide from both of you. Both teams have a game plan for every move they make. If things go right, your plan works and not theirs lol You have to be able to react fast to everything that happens on the field and communication is key. I never played a tournament where i still have my voice the next day from screaming positions, screaming for cover fire, or letting my guys know someone was eliminated. It's like chess at 125 miles an hour ;) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pKd2gaR9luC6nGQ.html

Would be interesting to see a paintball team play airsoft

Yes Fam ⚡⚡⚡

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State of the guy is unreal, hes not openly gay is he

​@@jdeity3513 who cares?

@@jdeity3513 ur proper hard mate

They probably consider fishing more exciting

no, the one that get shot will probably take vengeance 😅

@@judasthepious1499 Fr

i just pooped in my toilet. im not willing to give you my poop but i can give you my toilet. respond fast to keep poop smell from expanding.

@@judasthepious1499he gonna get a red dot on his head soon

A rare corporate team building outing that actually teaches you something

@@MrFuzziiWuzzii Indeed. However, it was an unintended consequence of me inviting a mate along, who had had nothing to do with the accountants prior (or since)!

Friend of mine was playing in Oz and had a pick up game with their friends versus these 5 random guys. My friend ended up shot between the gloves and the padding on the wrist and other 'weak points'. Turns out the other team were Army Reserves who met up on a free weekend to try paintballing.

It's pretty crazy the clear difference between the average Joe and someone with years of military experience. Like it's expected, but the level of difference is mind blowing.

Paintball very often is played kind of like it’s a game of COD. It’s individuals running and gunning for a laugh. If someone with even vaguely tactically minded can actually get their team to listen to them and act with any kind of unity it can get nasty very quickly lol

Max: So anyways here are some ex wagner mercs to play paintball...

Call for the King's guard!

​@@saulcobcanul1166..... they're considered a terrorist organisation by the UK government...

french mercenaries also known as mercineries

@@luimu No, the French have merceries (haberdasheries)

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Much like Tom Scott. It seems some youtubers, especially British ones, put their energy into making good videos and not just being energetic on screen. They aren't the same thing lol.

while I completely understand what you mean, hiring ex-SAS for a game of paintball is usually considered over the top :P

@@hanahomemadepizza1424 considering the types of videos youtubers do now its a bit more tame, and especially the editing

@@hanahomemadepizza1424 I'd say he meant the editing isn't "over the top"

I thought so too😂

Came here for this comment :D you can see the SAS guy crack up as well

... can someone explain the joke?

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​​@@s.b1192 I think the SAS operative is wearing a boonie hat (that we can't see because of the sensor). Popular among both fishermen and the military.

If the cops didn’t destroy the reservists they need more training😂 reserves is like the kindergarten of the military

He do have that family wealth tho

The power of a public school education.

​​@@szbnahlwhat does that even mean

@@lucjanl1262 Public schools are very expensive fee-paying schools that tend to attract the children of the rich and powerful. Max went to one (Harrow, specifically), so he knows a lot of people with wealthy and powerful parents, who have a natural tendency to become wealthy and powerful themselves. Hence the connections.

​@@lucjanl1262more people from all walks of life....?

Heard story once about how for some kids birthday party they were playing laser tag outside. At some point they did one game where they took 4 dads who were war veterans and had them defend a bunker while all the kids attacked. And apparently kids got absolutely destroyed.

Marines are famous for shooting kids. They usually call it "collateral damage" tho

Yeah, I remember that too. I was hiding in the bushes

@@K-Y-L-Elmfao

Chaos insurgency pfp spotted

he suck it tho

Yes Theory? More like “Yes, in theory….”

@@lucbloom THIS REPLY WINS

That's just great! Were all those guys that were called in pitted against you guys? Did you lose even a single round?

Why would it be one-sided? What are normal people lacking? Is it skill or physical prowess or strategy? Like the most important thing we're lacking

@@user-nj9ru4ef2w Short answer would be yes, you've listed important factors I don't work in army or any sort of enforcement so take my thoughts with grain of salt -The speed of decisionmaking and execution of it, as that's something that largely comes through sheer amount of practice in any area of life, whatever you're dealing with -Moving in determined and efficient matter, taking advantage of your environment and having good aim and reactions(reacting to visual stimulus once again improves as you practice more). -Teamwork, covering each other and doing what must be done for the overall goal, communicating effectively

legendary time, nice!

I also had a similar experience. 🙃 I never played professionally, but I could have. I was so good, that I stopped wearing camo and started wearing khaki shorts and a white t-shirt, just to taunt and to add a handicap. Some, my friend thought it would be funny to pit me against some hard-ass military dudes. These guys were vicious, determined, and fully stocked. No fucks given. They would bring fireworks to flush you out. They never expected someone like me who could run through brush like a gazelle, pick up fireworks, and toss them back, to have an eagle's aim. Mind you, these dudes came in with extended barrels, uniforms, and top-of-the-line equipment. I had a cheap-ass Spyder from Walmart, and a Talen pump as a side arm. It was indeed a great day. 😈 But sadly, no one wanted to play with me again after that. Still worth it, though.

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Hamas uses the same tactic

@@arhabersham yawn

@@GordonSeal Its facts

@@poeticalvisionit's also a facts for the other side

Someone else said that's a safezone where you cant shoot oe be shot at, you return to those when hit.

​@@clownintraining5944your mask should be on wherever the game is, one paintball and your blind for the rest of your life.

@@chiknwafflz5571 yes, but he SHOULD be safe there, assuming his friends have been to the field before. Id also assume he went there before they actually started, otherwise, you are completely correct.

I got kicked out of a paintball park so fast when I was a kid for doing that LOL... I'm guessing he didn't do that during a match and just edited the video to seem like he did. 😄

@@chiknwafflz5571The organizers would have had a fit (paintball in eye is not good for them). I think it’s just a separate take that’s unrelated just so he could film that segment.

"Idiot a urbanite civilian killed you,wasted training"

"Congratulations, civillian guy killed ya, you fricking disgrace"

I am reading this text with the downpitched voices in my head

"Oi painthead!" "Oh for fucks sake, that was 3 YEARS AGO-"

Afterwards they went to the local pub and legend has it that they proceeded in what's considered the most epic round of piss-taking ever seen that side of the English Channel

i wouldn't want to imagine that especially if it was real and he had an intention to kill

The trees are talking

Did he come with pixelated face and a batman voice?

This was fun to read, thanks for sharing

cheers

How did you not know that?

@@Sniperboy5551 probably it was before him/her being born? People who have been in some sort of SF normally don't tend to talk about it very much.

I come from a 4th generation military family, mostly advanced infantry including special forces, one of my cousins husbands family might of forgot as they thought it would be a good Idea to arrange a family on family paint balling match at a birthday event. Lets just say it played out very similar to this, my cousin was laughing her ass off standing proud like a queen as her dad, brothers, uncles cousins, pops and great uncle just completely devastated the apposing family team who did not have any military experience amongst them (one of them was a fireman?), but they had played paint ball a few times though, lets just say beers was on them that evening. I think they just wanted to go up against some real soldiers, their education was very painfull.

Lol

Bokke!!!

surely their history is good enough?

I guarantee you they were just fucking around

@@AUniqueHandleName444 I think they were putting in a solid 80% effort for the video.

I mean you are never able to actually see how skilled they are due to absolute garbage shots and cuts. whats the point of this video if you gonna make it this bad?

​@MageAtYou noticed that too. You barely see any of them at all. Overhead shots fail to capture the whole field or show any of the progression of the match. What an awful editor.

He can buy new friends on the FriendTech app. Oops forgot i am not on twitter lol.

He can go to Japan for that 😊

I volunteer 😂

​@@thessie86 he might take you up on that, but only to see what your limits are

There's always his sister! xD

I remember going at about 15 and there were a few kids who went every day and used small squad tactics effectively. Impressive to follow them and see how they worked.

Please don't compare the most elite fighting force in the world the SAS/SBS who trained Delta, the seals etc to some run-of-the-mill Canadian soldiers, who aren't known for anything.

haha tru lol

😂😂😂

what’s a mayer

​@@lahar2412*mayor

@@lahar2412 I think he's talking about John Mayer

​@@lahar2412 mayor, misspelled Fosh tried to run for Mayor in Greater London

@@rin_etoware_2989 ^^

That's not that big a deal. It's really not.

People obviously get out of the military and get jobs. You would have a harder time finding a team of former spies.@@davidpeters6743

to be fair he just has to have connections to the tv company that made the "SAS are you tough enough" series. And even I've met someone who worked on that show and im not in TV, media or that world at all. 😂😂

Talk to a high-end bodyguard company.

​@@davidpeters6743 I think it was somewhat said in jest Dave 🙄

What's the context for this, couldn't quite make out what he was saying?

@@JedDevs They were talking about how the SAS look with their caps on.

Probably the best joke of the video. Very quick witted.

@@lib8884 what did he mean exactly? I didn't really understand it

I didn’t even have to watch the video to know that was either going to be Cieran or Arthur TV.

Where did you work as a Pmc? What did you do? Do you think, that pmcs deserve their bad reputation? 😅

@@KoenigElessar VIP escort. Security detail for foreign military officers and rich corporate douchbags, mostly. In regards to whether that made me bad, from my experience, that's subjective and on a case-to-case basis, as it should be with any person. I worked with a lot of good guys. I also worked with a bunch people that I considered reprehensible. Same as any job, I suppose.

Mehh... a bit column a and a bit of column b, I guess

its probably both

A blazard. A hazssing

¿Por qué no los dos?

Both.

5 v 3 with 1 loss. Thats some crazy training.

@@GetFitEatRight I wander if real life sling fire training works with paintball weapon. Probably second most crucial skill after the tactics when it comes to close combat.

​@@GetFitEatRightwith intelligence backing the bigger team as well

Wanna chew on some crayons?

As a non-US non-Marine, i found the video entertaining

I love it.❤❤❤

My old boss worked with navy seals on a UDT team, dude took us out to play paintball for thanksgiving. I got out of the army in 2016, granted I was a mechanic but stationed and trained with the infantry. It was us two against 8 coworkers, we slaughtered them lol

My brother in law is mates with a guy who was a lcp in the Royal Marines and he single handed wiped out an entire team of 20 in a paintball game

its the same in competitive video games, a team of players that can communicate well will always outperform a team of individuals, even if they're a much better player (unless they're extremely better, like professionals vs regular players)

@@trouty7947 I freely admit I would get stomped in any online game even though I love video games.

Hang on, this sounds familiar. Were you part of "The Comeback Kid" story a group of pros came in, with snorkels and steam rolled then 1 guy got shot directly up the ass on a hill 37 times by a kid.

MI6? I thought they were RAF?

nope, and mi6 to my knowledge have nothing to do with them either they report directly to their own officers and work alongside other organizations but not under them.@@walterloehrmann5213

@@walterloehrmann5213MI6 is the British equivalent of the CIA, the SAS despite its name is under the British army

@@walterloehrmann5213 Why would the air force be involved 😂 you are one confused cookie

The fact this comment has 200 likes wow. TF mi6 have to do with it? Then raf? What. For starters ther ex sas. So it's irrelevant. Can do what they want. If it was then surely it be Hereford right?

Isn't the SAS like a very exclusive club? Most of them know each other... Or know of each other?

one look at each other and they would know they're both military, two looks and they'd know they're both SAS lol but yea

Insert Spiderman pointing at Spiderman meme here.

SAS only has a couple hundred members, even including ex SAS There s still a good chance they'd recognise each other.

@@VengDJust bring some people from another special unit.

Did he win?

As a former airsoft player of 18 years. I oncle went suicide mission on a game, went behind enemy lines then took out 5 enemy players right in their own bunker before myself being shot at lol

Everyone acts smart Alex to a war veteran at paintball until his Rambo mode kicks in after taking few hit and everyone goes 😮. This story is priceless. Respect to the Veterans. They have done their sacrifice, let's give them an environment that shows they're appreciated.

Nice pfp

the helmate off was giving me anxiety

​@@GethinwbThrough the magic of editing... (at least I hope so, but I got nervous as well)

Best sponsorship integration ever

Imagine being in the middle of a battlefield and one of the soldiers goes "This millitary campaign is sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends"

Lol, it’s gotta be through editing in a section of dead field time. That gets players tossed at my field during live fire.

I mean ‘the enemy’ is a bunch of clowning British KZfaqrs you’d fucking hope so 😂

True tho 😄😂

They "OVER practice" to the point it becomes muscle memory. It's scary. Those buildings in the desert where they practice entry of rooms and stuff is a work of art. Science too. But they push themselves to perfection.

The scariest shit though is how even for spec ops, you only need one 12-year old popping out with an AK-47 from an unexpected spot to do serious harm This applies to all special forces and militaries. All it takes is one oversight, one tiny error and bam.

​@Viper607706 in an actual combat situation they'd probably be a lot more prepared and more aware but yeah, at the end of the day it only really takes one shot.

What unit did you serve in? 😮

@@KoenigElessar48th Highlanders and then Queen's York Rangers. A long time ago. :)

Real story or a movie?

sauce? id love to read that story

"We're never playing paintball with him again" - Explains society well when they find somebody actually good in something.

Sauce me pls..

I cannot find any source for this which is a shame

It also feels like some guys who play paintball regularly would stand a pretty fair chance. Military training is obviously invaluable. But does it really translate all the way. Say for example a speedball course VS a 5 man who plays together consistently. As paintball is a sport and game rather than true tactics of a combat scenario, I dunno just ranting

​@@yeetandrepeat4251agreed. I think that military training would help, but the fact is, paintball is a sport. (Although I do think the training would help in a tactical paintball game). But they were basically playing speed ball since there were no objectives except eliminating the enemy. What I'm trying to say is, good video, but I'd put my money on a speedball team any day.

​@@yeetandrepeat4251 95% (or more) of it doesn't translate. That's not really as massive percentage as it looks however, as the first 50% goes out of the window straight away (without having anything to do with combat). Just for starters, the reality of being on your feet all day with 10-40kg of gear doesn't really exist in paintball.

yep because that match was 30 seconds lol

fr

you made a good laugh :D

Had me in the first half, not gonna lie 😂

Tbh most special forces people aren't going to look particularly special or exciting. Too tall, too short, too muscly, too fat, too skinny; all disadvantages. And they're former sas so they were likely slimmer in their prime from all the walking and running you do to get in

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You might like to show your brother this video where Billy Billingham talks about when he first joined the SAS (from the Paras) and was surprised by what real SAS looked like: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7Bnp5t03pfWj30.htmlm25s

That’s a fantastic idea

or from america's FBI or some other countries force, i forgot the one for france but theirs is really good

​@@phoenxflyrFBI isnt a special forces unit, but we are known for the Navy SEALS

@@boristheviewbot6056 Or SWAT.

@@pauljmorton SWAT would actually be a very interesting one

it would be like apokemon fight

That would be super cool. Have Mr Fosh hire some guys for half a day's training, and then see how much better they'd do.

as a field operator, i would have split the teams, at least for a few rounds,, had a field for 7 years

Playing paint-ball against the SAS is definitely a bucket list-thing xD

He didnt explain well enough. They didnt know what they were walking into, they were invited without telling them about the sas

@@unsubme2157 I dont see how he wouldnt think of ACTUALLY surprising them on the battlefield with "random" OP guys. Then reveal at the end of the match. Would've been a wayyy better vid. Ruined it........

​@@tysonhenry9438he'd have to explain who these four random older guys he brought along were

Yeah, telling them before the game killed their confidence, they would be completely destroyed if they had no idea the other team were trained people and it would be way funnier

@@tysonhenry9438 he would've had to tell them beforehand anyways to let them know that they can't disclose any information they're not supposed to