Q&A for How to Become an Elite Nerf Soldier

It could be used as a sniper or as a weapon a commando would use. Its accuracy makes it fit for a sniper, while its revolving barrel and quick reloading provide a commando type weapon.

That's up to the players and/or the host of the game to decide. 1 shot kills make for a very short game, so keep that in mind.

Try to convince them that you will not damage property and keep the area that you were using for the war in the same state it was in. Perhaps go to a park if they don't want lots of people running around your house.

Fight inside, or ask if you can fight in a friend's or relative's yard; remember to include them because you're playing on their property. You also might go to a park.

You can buy Nerf gears from Amazon, Target, and other big companies. Or you can go to your local toy store. However, they may not have the things that you wished for.

You should have at least 3 different types of primaries, a springer, a full-auto flywheel, a semi-auto flywheel, and as many pistols as you can take with you.

Just take all of the knowledge you have gained from this how to and put it into your brother's training.

Put them in a box and hide them somewhere. The box doesn't have to be anything special. It can just be a cardboard box.

Due to the ECS-10's modular capability, I believe it can make for many different positions. However, with the mods it comes with out the box, it makes for a good all-rounder infantry main.

If you're looking for Nerf Zombie strikes, go Sledgefire for close-range, or the Crossfire or Slingfire for long- to medium-range combat. Have a Hammershot or Sidestrike for your secondary, and you're a very threatening foe. If you want a close-range with quick reload, use a Flipfury. It's a 2-cylinder gun, so it's amazing to reload, just pick up the darts and slot them in. For melee, go with the new foam chainsaw. You can load darts and cut down the enemy at the same time.

It depends on the rules of the war. Figure out with the other participants beforehand which Nerf guns are acceptable and which are not, if any.

Yes. Load it with a spectre stock, so you can fold it when needed and use a very small barrel.

That shouldn't be a big deal. If you have your own yard, a couple of big cardboard boxes can surround a corner (If you have a fence surrounding your yard), making a base. If you don't have any cardboard boxes, or you can't use them for some reason, find a space where there is grass or a difference in altitude. You can use this stump for something to hide behind. Or, if your yard is perfectly even, try using a tree for shelter against others. However, I highly suggest using cardboard boxes as a temporary fort.

The perfect spot for a Stryfe would be infantry, since you won't need to be very stealthy -- the Stryfe is a loud flywheel gun.

Definitely! That gun series has many accessories that you can attach for just about any mission. The ECS-10 is a favorite.

For sure. Especially if you are in a messy house. In a Nerf war it is best to be very mobile and to have the ability to outrun your foes, so being able to jump around is a great skill.

No, it is very loud and inaccurate, and you will be killed quickly. So get a longshot instead.

Strongarm or disruptor will work, as you need a small pistol/rifle to use combined with your medical gear.

Sometimes it's better this way. Rounds are shorter, there's fewer people to focus on, and teamwork is key. Try playing indoors if possible, and try evenly splitting the teams. You could also play one person versus everyone else, or have it be every person for themselves.

A Modulus Regulator is a gun with three different firing modes, therefore there are more options for positions. For the semi-auto, be something like a sniper. For three round burst, be an infantry soldier, for full auto, be a tank.

Gather a lawbringer for the primary and a persuader for the secondary. Doomlanders come with many new blasters like the long arm and the flywheel blaster called the Desolator. Even the brand new blaster called the Negotiator is available on Amazon.com.

The rampage can be used as a support role. This role is for pinning down the enemy and thinning out large groups of enemies. This class usually uses large, fast-firing guns with a large capacity and fast rate of fire. You can use the rampage for this.

Use a stealthy gun and possibly a small sidearm. The assassin weapons I would use are the retaliator and the firestrike. The retaliator is a good infantry gun, too.

The Nerf N-Strike Tactical vest. This will help you hold more mags and weapons while being the ultimate warrior in the battle. It is very comfortable and it will not get in the way.

Any tactical glove will do.

Just looking at that gun, there are some good specialties. You could try infantry, or even assassin, as that gun fires pretty fast and quietly.

You cannot get Nerf guns for free. Any claiming to be free are probably going to fall apart in two seconds.

Add a brass breach to it. Then it would have some decent performance as a secondary without the stock. Add a better spring as well, and it will be all right.

It depends on your play style. If you prefer going into the action and spraying as much foam as possible, then you should get the Desolator. If you like to stay back and shoot from afar, the RaptorStrike would be a good option.

Amazon often has pretty good deals, and so does Walmart.