reserve the right to change but as it stands...
1) Don't be a COCK, if you are doing something and you think this is a cock move don't do it!
2) Use common sense, not always everything is quite where it should be etc
3) Read the missions if need be take it with you ...
and ...
All Guns will be Chronoed for this game and no guns over 360 FPS what so ever
NO HPA
Ammo for this game is 150 per life supplies are running short ...
Face masks though we prefer players without face masks it is your face, but discreet ones please.
Helmet / Gun cameras etc , though we have nothing against folks getting a camera out and filming a little of the game by hand or taking odd photos, we don't want any helmet cameras fixed this is a big no-no.
Helmets – Helmets, Boonies or Caps must be worn, when alive and can be taken off when dead.
Every player will have 2 bandages (please bring if you have )
Each squad will have a mobile CP point bag - that may be deployed on the ground and flag deployed to show the Cp is active. Once the Cp is active players may reload and remove bandages. If it is under fire you may NOT regen there but can still reload.
Once deployed the Cp must be left in play for a Minimum of 10 Minutes. To pack up a Cp place the flag back into the bag and pick up the bag. If you come across an Enemy Cp point you can destroy it by putting back the flag inside. This can no longer be used as a mobile Cp again until it has been taken back to an HQ
Getting Shot
• When shot, a loud call of Agrrr’ should be made and the player is considered out of the game.
• When hit the player must place a ‘HAND’ in the air to show they are no longer live.
feel free to try to react to location hits for effect.
• Immediately fall to the ground and call for a Medic, If no one gets to you or all your bandages have been used you are dead.
• A shot player shouldn’t be targeted and cannot return fire until healed UNLESS they try to crawl to safety. If you are shot whilst crawling you are KIA and must lay dead for 2 minutes before you move to a cp or HQ to regen. There is no limit to how far you can crawl, however; you will bleed out in 5mins!
• Moving wounded. One man with two hands or two men with one hand each can drag a wounded soldier to safety! (Medics have their own rule)•
Any soldier can return to their HQ or a controlled CP and be fully restored to full hits (all bandages taken off)
• Dead players ‘DO NOT TALK’. Exception to use the call ‘DEAD MAN WALKING’ or ‘LINE OF FIRE’ etc
• If things are a bit hairy or you’re on your own in the middle of nowhere you make take an immediate KIA! Just put your hand in the air and call ‘DEAD MAN WALKING’ Otherwise you must stay on the ground for at least 2mins. There is NO limit to how long you stay dead in the field.
Getting back in the action
• If a live teammate can get to you they must tie one of your bandages to your wrist to make you live again. To move a wounded player, place your hand on their shoulder.
• All bandaging must be stationary and if either player is hit during the bandaging or during the move, both must players are dead and after 2 minutes may head back to a CP or HQ
• No firing or any other actions while bandaging.
• A hit is anywhere on the body, if you think you've been hit, take it.
Gun hits, Shout Gun hit so players know you are not cheating and that weapon is destroyed till you are back at a CP or HQ, you may then use a sidearm if you have one
Medic rule - each squad can have 1 medic, who will be issued a medic bag containing morphine sachets (yer ok they sugar really) the medic may approach a wounded player with a bandage and apply a morphine sachet over the wound , ie sprinkle the sachet of sugar over the area and then count at a steady rate to 20, if they complete a 20 count then the medic may remove a bandage off the wounded player.
If at any point during this either are hit, they are they are both hit and wounded or KIA.
This medic action can only be done if the medic has a morphine sachet spare, hence he does not start the 20 count till he has used 1 - Medics will start with a limited amount, but there may be a squad mission to gain more.
If the medic wanted to remove 2 bandages he must do the action twice.
A medic may do this action on himself with an ally helping and counting to 20, but again if either is hit during this action both are wounded or KIA
Explosive Pyro Effects
You can NOT run from grenades!
• Small structures 5m x5m Whole building is cleared – inside only
• Large buildings – 5m hardcover has effect including floor to floor stairwells and corridors.
• 5m away – hardcover has an effect – outside only
If hit by a pyro you are wounded or if out of bandages then KIA
Only Airsoft branded pyros are allowed - no homemade pyro/booby traps etc, no remote dets unless given in game as part of a mission
Artillery strikes, 10m away, cover has no effect.
Restrictions.
NO reloading in the field (must be a CP or HQ) or at a live ammo crate.
You can only leave a CP (after regen) if you have at least 1 live teammates to push off with so a squad of 2! (Hopefully they will be your squad members that have returned for you.)
Load Outs
Each style of soldier has its own loadout; the load outs are defined below. If you been given a ranked or special role you will be considered a soldier in the field! grenades refers to explosive (ie mk5s etc )
1. Combat Soldier - Loadout
can use a SMG gun/assault rifle/rifle 360fps
can carry 150rds per life including any pistol mags
can carry 3 grenades per life
2. Grenadier/Engineer- loadout (1 per squad max)
can use a SMG gun/assault rifle/ rifle 360fps
can carry 150rds per life including any pistol mags
Can carry 6 grenades per life
1. Medic - Loadout (1 per squad)
can use a SMG gun/assault rifle/rifle 360fps
can carry 150rds per life including any pistol mags
can carry 2 grenades per life
gets given the medic bag
Uniforms restrictions
see separate post
Weapons restrictions
see the separate post but no support weapons unless told to use during a mission (bars with normal ammo is fine)
HIGH CAP MAGS - non MG/support
everyone is asked to make sure they only run midcaps if possible; however, some rifles aren’t released with the option. In which case, high caps are allowed just be wary of the ammo limits.
ALLIED SQUADS
Every time an allied squad returns from a mission, the squad leader must take out a token from the medical box for every squad member in his squad
If at any time he pulls out more red than green tokens, his squad is suffering from some jungle medical related sickness, they then must for there next mission complete the Medical mission,
If completed then they carry on as normal and no longer have to draw tokens out, if they fail they can redo or choose to skip and run on reduced ammo limits of 100 to account for a below-strength squad.
The box starts with mainly green tokens in, but as the day goes on more red will be added to increase the chances of sickness...
This does not apply when on an L.R.P. Mission, though when all completed and back at HQ will have to draw the tokens once
This will be the first game we shall trial our new medic roles out, still sorting the final details out but in simple terms, each medic will have a bag of supplies, and can try to treat any wounded player 1 or 2 bandages or even a recently KIA - the medic will draw a random medic card for the level of wound 1, 2 or 3 and can choose to treat that if he has the supplies needed and the time, there will also be consequences of some treatments (maybe loss of use of a limb etc), until back to base, there will also be ways to replenish some stocks but items needed for the most serious wounds will be in very limited supply, will update more info when I have it, but hopefully add a bit more to the medic role than just morphine to remove the bandages which has not been dropped, though for minor wounds that may still apply lol.
THE ABOVE POST IS NOT IN PLAY NOW DUE TIO NUMBERS AND OTHER THINGS 
THE BRITISH SICKNESS RULE IS STILL IN EFFECT 
AND PLEASE HAVE A READ THROUGH ALL THE RULES, AND NOTE AS BOTH SIDES SHORT OF AMMO ITS 150 ROUNDS TOTAL PER LIFE ...
