Re: Adrenaline Event: Canadian Carnage, Saturday June 23rd, 2012
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 1:31 pm
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Barrel-tagging: You may "barrel-tag" players and eliminate them without shooting. Unless it is on your marker the barrel must be at least 8 inches long, and in plain sight (not hidden up your sleeve). When you tag them you must immediately say, "Barrel tag!" when you touch them with it. Barrel-tagged players are immediately eliminated and are to walk away quietly. Failure to do so will result in a judge punch. After you have exited the area you may declare that you are eliminated as you continue to your hospital or an exit. Barrel tagged players cannot be healed by medics. No barrel tags are allowed during the "Dinner Battle" or "Final Battle."
THE JEW (RaVeN) wrote:Free Enterprise shows a pretty-much perfect General barrel tag by doing an excellent Dead Man's Walk:
http://blip.tv/trailsofdoom/general-bar ... am-6087889
Give 'er a go, Neb.
For Immediate Release: April 24/2012
Calling all pump and pistol players. We are excited to announce that
Pinnacle Paintball, CCM and Sonny Lopez are sponsoring free open pump
and pistol games Friday Night from 6:00pm to 8:30pm. Entry will be
free to all players who are registered for Canadian Carnage. Paint is
$20 per bag or $80 per case and any unused paint can be used during
the main event on Saturday.
Also from 5pm to 6pm Sonny Lopez will he holding a pump paintball
skills clinic, which is also included in your registration. Sonny
Lopez, legendary pump player and owner of the LA Hitmen, is recognized
as one of the best pump paintball players in the sport, so make sure
you get in on this and learn from the best.
To top it all off CCM is throwing in a custom S6.5 pump gun as a prize
that will be given away to one of the players participating in the
pump and pistol game. CCM markers are coveted by players everywhere
as some of the finest pump markers available. Canadian Carnage is
shaping up to be a world class event right in our own backyard.
Make sure you get your pre reg in ASAP........
THE JEW (RaVeN) wrote:Anybody wanna go and split a bag? 250 rounds with a pump should be enough.
Series 6.5 (S6.5)
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Standard colours are: Dust and Polished: Black, Silver, Red, Blue, Gold, Pewter, Green, Brown, Orange, Purple and Pink.
Polished: $665.00
Dust: $575.00
3) What is the field velocity?
Maximum velocity is 280 fps.
Living Legends has been a constantly-evolving event due to it's exploding popularity and the fact that we don't have 200 acres to put everyone on. The first years it was full of missions like most of my events are. However commanders quickly found that they could simply create a skirmish line at "the sixty" and, by controlling more of the field, they would score more points and win. However in doing so the game became stagnant and players didn't get to play all over the field. So for LL4 (last year) I abandoned my regular format and came up with the format you played this year where every hour you have one objective to defend and one to try and capture, as does teh other side, and you both meet for a skirmish. Add in the three two-part missions and there is a lot going on every hour. You just have to check in at your HQ and find out where you are needed. I had to come up with a way to guarantee that over a thousand players would stay spread across the entire field. It worked well, Bedlam changed hands many times, and the players loved it. This year we even added some missions back in. Every hour there were three, two part missions along with all of the other things going on.
My other events have tons of multi-part missions. Later this year I will have evens in Canada, New York, Indiana, Maryland, and Texas.
THE JEW (RaVeN) wrote:So, yeah, radios for our group and finding out from the commanders what to do will be pretty critical if the objectives change every hour.