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Offline DarrK

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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #105 on: February 19, 2012, 03:55:17 PM »
All spots have been taken (even after adding 18 more slots), thank you for your interest in the game, hope to see you at the next one.

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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #106 on: February 19, 2012, 08:30:58 PM »
Pretty soon this game series will reach the same level as it's sister event in Russia!  I hope it stays more affordable though ;)

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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #107 on: February 19, 2012, 09:51:08 PM »
Man, this is gonna be a fun game. Lots of people! Can't wait!
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #108 on: February 20, 2012, 01:52:28 AM »
We'd have to push for over 200 to be close to our Russian brothers.
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #109 on: February 20, 2012, 03:02:10 AM »
Pretty soon this game series will reach the same level as it's sister event in Russia!  I hope it stays more affordable though ;)

It's cheaper then a single day of basic games at any airsoft/paintball field  ;D

I'm hoping to settle on a final figure of about 80 people maximum at our largest games, unless I can find a larger location with more buildings.

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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #110 on: February 20, 2012, 10:55:50 AM »
I remember there have been a couple 100+ person games out at SASCO that I have been to. I think the first one I went to was Sic Siemper Tyrannis and the other was The Hills Have Eyes (at least I think that was close to 100).
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #111 on: February 20, 2012, 06:35:20 PM »
I remember there have been a couple 100+ person games out at SASCO that I have been to. I think the first one I went to was Sic Siemper Tyrannis and the other was The Hills Have Eyes (at least I think that was close to 100).
Are you serious? I was just posting about this in the Op Gold War thread. I don't see how that large of a group would work out playing at SASCO. There doesn't seem like enough cover or buildings at all. At Red Sleigh Down there were 40 people and that seemed to be a good number. I guess it could work, except it might not be as fun IMO. If you're going to have that many people then go all out with buildings and trenches.
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #112 on: February 20, 2012, 06:38:14 PM »
Can I just show up and play there under a neutral faction lol.

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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #113 on: February 20, 2012, 06:45:15 PM »
I remember there have been a couple 100+ person games out at SASCO that I have been to. I think the first one I went to was Sic Siemper Tyrannis and the other was The Hills Have Eyes (at least I think that was close to 100).
Are you serious? I was just posting about this in the Op Gold War thread. I don't see how that large of a group would work out playing at SASCO. There doesn't seem like enough cover or buildings at all. At Red Sleigh Down there were 40 people and that seemed to be a good number. I guess it could work, except it might not be as fun IMO. If you're going to have that many people then go all out with buildings and trenches.

It all depends on the style of play the admins are shooting for really.  Sic Semper Tyrannis and Hills Have Eyes were all squad based milsim games.  Using the total area there was plenty to maneuver in given that even in MOUT terrain its tough to conceal a whole squad.

Using just the area around the hill, bunkers, shooting area, black top, and main road you can easily fit 100 people in and have enough time and space to allow for tactical movement.  Stretch out to the shitter and alamo and you can support 100+ and allow for long periods of time with no contact.

Given that Darrk is trying to admin this himself, I'd say the real bottleneck is in number of admins.  Those 100+ people games usually need to run at least 3 full time staff that are not playing or else content and communication suffer.

Back on topic.  Is there anything special we need to bring that is not currently posted in the front page?  Just want to make sure so we have kit in order.
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #114 on: February 20, 2012, 10:48:16 PM »
Can I just show up and play there under a neutral faction lol.

No, sorry. We'd love to see you out there next time, but the pre-orders go fast, and there's no more room at this one.

Given that Darrk is trying to admin this himself, I'd say the real bottleneck is in number of admins.  Those 100+ people games usually need to run at least 3 full time staff that are not playing or else content and communication suffer.
I generally believe that the best way to admin is by making team leaders responsible for their team members. The mission orders are pre-written with designated times to be opened on the outside of them. This allows for (roughly) on time delivery, along with clear orders, because I can have a full page to explain the orders, as opposed to short radio trasmissions.

Back on topic.  Is there anything special we need to bring that is not currently posted in the front page?  Just want to make sure so we have kit in order.
No particularly, a gasmask, if you have one, is useful for the game, but those are available "in-game", all of that stuff will be explained at the event.
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #115 on: February 21, 2012, 09:05:51 PM »
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #116 on: February 26, 2012, 11:21:25 AM »
So what are you guys doin to STALKER it up?  I was gonna bring some small bread loaves, some diet sausage, and fill up a vodka bottle with water.  Maybe some radiation meds or a nice orange medkit.  Thoughts?
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #117 on: February 26, 2012, 03:11:25 PM »
I'm liking the ideas. I might try to acquire myself a vodka bottle Friday night........ As a free stalker I'm probably just wearing jeans, a tee-shirt and a battle belt. Cowboy looking hat. I don't have a gas mask unfortunately.... Thought about throwing on a baggy sweater, but that might get hot.
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #118 on: February 27, 2012, 05:48:39 AM »
Darrk, just a minor clarification please.  Are support weapons allowed (e.g. RPK)?  If so what fps rules should they observe (TAC has them as 400 fps with .25 which is higher then an AEG)?  Number per faction and should the operator be making an effort to single shot until they purchase full auto?

Also, can you give me alternate directions for downloading the waiver or shoot me a copy of the waiver at (my forum username)@gmail.com so I can batch print them for the team?  I refuse to install the proprietary downloader that your link is trying to get me to install.

Thanks!
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Re: Stalker Airsoft: The Road to Pripyat (Arizona)
« Reply #119 on: February 27, 2012, 12:35:36 PM »
Darrk, just a minor clarification please.  Are support weapons allowed (e.g. RPK)?  If so what fps rules should they observe (TAC has them as 400 fps with .25 which is higher then an AEG)?  Number per faction and should the operator be making an effort to single shot until they purchase full auto?

Also, can you give me alternate directions for downloading the waiver or shoot me a copy of the waiver at (my forum username)@gmail.com so I can batch print them for the team?  I refuse to install the proprietary downloader that your link is trying to get me to install.

Thanks!
There shouldn't be any software you need to download, be wary of fake "download here" links, but as long as all your guy are over 18, they can sign them at the field. Most factions will have enough money at the beginning to buy one or two sets of full auto, I recommend you use them for your support weapons, but in the event you don't, they need to make a very concerted effort to shoot semi. On your fps note, yes that's fine, the rules are there or safety reasons and I'd Tac considers it safe, it is fine by me.