So i want to start real airsoft
 

From a small time ago i have airsoft and play it with my friend and my 18 Yeay old come soon so i had the idea of getting a real airsoft (300$ +) and getting in real games. But 2 question came to my head:

-Is it RolePlay a lot ? Like somebody shot you you doing the dead guy ? Or you just talk and act like a real war without exagerate ? I dont know ... So at what point is the role play of a normal game ?

-I want an airsoft: Automatic with Weaver rail (mostly a top rail for my Red-Dot). I found one interresting airsoft but ... i never hear about KWA. Is it a good and appropriate airsoft ? https://www.buyairsoft.ca/rifles/electric/kwa-g36c.html

Got any other proposition of airsoft ? Anything to warn me about before entering in real airsoft?

Roleplay is encouraged for certain games like Milsim and Minisim games, around here there's almost none (with the exception of gearing up appropriately) during casual skirmish games.

Have a well paying job.

I do. What's about the KWA G36C ? I saw on http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=99227 that each team have like 1 or 2 player allowed to have a high-cap... Does it mean my airsoft wont fit in 90% case ? I'm a little bit lost in the airsoft world ... :S

Buy more mags?

It will be hi-cap magasine anyway. Does it is allowed in normal game ? In fact, what is not allowed in a normal game ?

highcaps suck, they rattle around and you have to wind them up.
get yourself some midcaps, feed awesome and dont rattle

Some maracas always boosts the troops' morale!

Don't worry to much about your first gun. You get what you paid for. When it breaks, buy a new one.

It's best to start training yourself to play by the rules and with honesty. It's not the gun that makes the player ;)

Kwa g36c is a good starter. More low cap mags are a good idea. But chose you favourite gun and run with that

My advice, if you speak french and that's what your translating from, just speak french, there are plenty of people here to understand you.