An interesting question, why do heavier BBs hurt more? Apart from the stability in flight when using heavier BBs, will the difference in weight amongst BBs in the market significant? Time for you to learn more about pain, weight, and kinetic energy as Evike.com's Professor Matt gives us a session on what he knows about BBs in airsoft.

This is an interesting topic that Matt's going to tackle in Evike.com's "Matt's Mind" which is rarely discussed as most of the focus is on airsoft guns and tactical gear. There will be a lot of ideas and suggestions if this topic is broached, but for now let's hear what Matt's gotta say regarding this topic and he's just hyper in this episode.

A common sense talk in this episode of Matt's Mind by Evike.com. He discusses the importance of roles in an airsoft team or squad. Each role is important and specialisation can help achieve objectives. Whilst all can change roles, each should realise the responsibility that is assumed once a role in a squad is taken. Not everyone can a sniper, and not everyone can be the support gunner.

Matt's Mind, where Matt of Evike.com imparts wisdom to airsoft players to heed and take action. he talks about preparedness for events, especially milsim events. He covers hydration, diet, and load as you should give adequate time to these before going to airsoft events. And he announces the first episode of the "Not So Round Table" which he, together with George, will be answering questions posted by their viewers.

Evike.com's Matt on his fifth episode of "Matt's Mind" where he discusses the "Dead Men Tell No Tales" rule which is an important rule in airsoft games. If you get hit you're supposed to remain "dead" and do not blurt out the enemy's position to your mates when on your way to respawn or standing still with your dead rag pulled out. We know it's tempting to do it and sometimes we catch ourselves almost doing it, but at the end, in whatever way you look at it, it's still cheating.

Matt's back with his own series where he dabbles in issues concerning airsoft game play. In the fourth episode he talks about engagement rules, where he mentions starting with no rules at all. Engagement rules are set to provide safety and game play more interesting, but he stresses that no matter there are engagement rules, these rules are useless as long as you're not wearing proper safety gear.

Evike.com's Matt with this webisodes under his name discusses about the issue of Lost and Found for his third episode. Lost and Found is rarely discussed, but is very important due to the investments that airsoft players invest in their airsoft guns and gear and losing an upgraded airsoft gun would surely ruin one's day big time. Since we are supposed to be in a game which relies heavily on honesty, are we also honest when find an airsoft item lost by someone we don't know?

Evike.com has launched another YouTube Series called Matt's Mind featuring Matt himself, the familiar face that every airsoft player should know by now as the face of Evike.com... "This new series is called Matt's Mind. A brief insight into what Matt thinks about in relation to airsoft, news, and various other things through out the day. Matt get's close and personal in this episode discussing why M4s are so popular in the airsoft industry."