Russian Front 2010 WWII Paintball Scenario
Saturday February 6th, 2010
Russian Front IV
Game Brief
Welcome to the meat grinder of the Eastern Front and our game Russian Front IV. The game will be played on the snow covered fields of Strategy Plus in East Hampton, CT. This Mil-Sim Scenario will feature props, tanks, mortar, missions and more.
Game is planned to start at 10:00 AM sharp and to end no later than 5:00 PM. Both teams will enter from the bridge below the pavilion. Russians will break left to Dogs Leg, Germans will break right to the village. All player must travel to the respawn site to enter/re-enter the game. Respawn will be continuous, but may be interrupted by missions. You may leave the field at any time to rest and reload.
The game field will be lower Alpha, Bravo, Village and a section of Charlie field. Charlie field can only be entered through one of two paths. The paths are located next to the Village and along the ridge on Bravo field.
RFIV Basic Game Objectives (How you get points)
- Collect Props On the field and turn in for points at scenario control.
- Follow the objective schedule provided at the game. Control the objective by the numbered sign at the time specified to earn points or props.
- Carry out tactical missions issued by scenario control throughout the day to earn points.
- Participate in role playing with various characters throughout the game.
Tanks
To enable a tank on field, your team must recover a fuel drum from the field. Once the drum is turned in, your tank may enter the field. Tanks must be reffed 100% of the time and a 20 ft buffer maintained. Anyone entering within 20 ft of a tank while it is moving will be eliminated. Tanks are eliminated by being hit by a rocket or by filling the paint target.
Rockets/Mortars
Two Anti-Tank Mission cards will be provided to each team. Only players with a mission card can eliminate a Tank. Rockets may not be fired at buildings or bunkers without a rocket mission from Scenario Control. A ref must witness a rocket hit for it to count. It is the player’s responsibility to contact a ref before making the shot. Rockets have a 10 foot blast radius.