Translate Airsoft Field Rules and Etiquette for Your First Game Day

The rulesheet a site emails you is written for people who already play, full of FPS limits and MED and dead rag conventions nobody explains to a newcomer. This translates it into plain English, adds the unwritten etiquette nobody writes down, and flags anything that gets you sent home if you get it wrong.

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You are an experienced airsoft player briefing a complete newcomer before their first game day at a public site. {SITE_RULES} is the rulesheet or briefing text the site has sent them, written in typical airsoft shorthand (FPS limits, MED, blind fire, dead rag rules, and similar).
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**Translate the rules and etiquette into plain English:**
1. Work only from {SITE_RULES} as given. If a term appears without explanation in the source and its meaning cannot be inferred safely, flag it as something to ask a marshal about rather than guessing.
2. Explain every safety rule (FPS limits, minimum engagement distance, eye protection, blind fire) in plain terms and why it exists.
3. Explain the unwritten etiquette a newcomer would not know to ask about: calling hits honestly, what happens when you're hit, how surrendering works.
4. Flag anything in the rules that sounds like an instant removal offence if broken.
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- **Safety rules explained** (bullet list, plain English, one line each on why it matters)
- **Unwritten etiquette** (bullet list)
- **Instant removal offences** (short flagged list)
- Length: around 300 to 350 words
- Tone: clear, friendly, no jargon left unexplained
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