So, as a previous actor for 9 years...and an avid airsoft enthusiast - an idea came to me, whilst browsing Arnie's. I have heard a lot about a fun role-playing dinner game, called "How to Host a Murder"...and I began thinking.
In the Phoenix area - would there be any interest for a 16-20 person evening game, based around a James Bond-style crime syndicate dinner which plays host to a massive cat and mouse espionage game?
Players would need only minimal eye-protection (not too much shooting, and no-head shots allowed). Most players would be armed with handguns, preferably silenced (or better yet - cheapo springers).
The idea would be to deliver to each player a packet - weeks in advance, indicating his identity, be it Crime Boss, CIA operative, fame-seeking journalist, security guards etc. The packet would contain your organisation, objectives, bonus-objectives, and other various intel, including require equipment (some of which would be hidden in the party/dinner location)
Everyone would receive a wealth of intel, with which they could create a fake identity - whilst attending this meeting/affair. The night would ensue, a game for 3-4 hours...unless catastrophic shoot-out occurs.
It would require role-playing, and a bit of acting, and sneakiness. No gung-ho gunfights...but perhaps finding someone coming out of the restroom would provide an opportune time to shoot them in the gut, and remove them from play - if they happen to be your target.
With fake identities...no one would truly know who they were - except the obvious, the boss and his guards...
Players would arrive...and grab a card indicating they had entered play -- when killed, or "leaving" they would replace the card.
The whole game would be run by someone like myself, and a couple referees who would help "run" the game.
So...long story short --- any remote interest in this? 18+ years old preferable.
Cheers,
Elbows