Event Organizers

[Muskrat]

Is there any local games around the Portland Vancouver that are set up as a supergame?

If so I would like to talk with some of the people that made it happen. I have some legal questions about the property use. In the past I owned a paintball field and the insured through a liability company, now the field is shut down to public, just friends and family play there now.

Cutting to the chase
I live on a 250 acre farm and have a section that is 70+/- wooded acres with some fields along a river. I am wanting to put on a milsim style game. About 1 year ago a friend and I wrote a script for a large scale paintball game. It takes place in Colombia fighting the FARC.

If there is an interest in a game like this I will look into getting event insurance and a waiver. This is where I need to talk to someone about events.
Here is a sample poster of the game we drafted.

[quigly]

+1

[pulsipher]

Message Lion Claws.

WE NEED A LC EVENT IN THE PACNW

Or how bout we do it ourselves

seriously

[Snowman]

Do it.

Don't allow ACUs.

[Darius137]

If it's period piece, Woodland for good guys

If it's current time, ACU's *should* be included, if not mandatory for the good guys.

[dos_Santos]

Are people ready to pay $50 - $200 to play? Are there enough people willing to pay to support this level of event? I would pay an LC price tag for an LC level event. I'm also willing to travel far.

[Muskrat]

Price would be minimal, I am out for fun, not ripping people off. I have to cover my hard costs. Insurance, waiver cost........ enough people turn out and its $15 to $20 per person max. This depends on the turnout of course.

[Chefzilla]

If the game was worth it, I'd pay from $50 to $200.

Anything to bring to level of game play up. I'd love to see a LC type game.

[KA-BAR]

lion claws and other OP's like Irene have vehicles and a whole MOUT facility. multiple cinderblock buildings. a established township, with a church/mosuqe/place of worship, shcools convienence stores, stripmalls resturant. streets, alleys and major roads.

it is a high level production that takes more then a year of planning. i have personally watched Bill Youngblood put together some of this communities finest events such as the ever so popular CQC series, and i know what level of planning that took, this is a whole new ball of wax.

you cannot provide that level of immersion on a undeveloped wooded acreage of any size.


you going to build a town? not some shitty plywood and visquine town, i mean a MOUT facillity with multiple buildings with multiple floors, a working sewer system with access points? like rilea or camp wythicombe?

go look at what a real mout facility looks like.

you going to pave roads?

you going to buy expensive and extreamly controlled pyro for effects?

got any humvees or millitary hardware?






this is a great pipe dream though sir, i commend you on this.

it is obvious that people will pay for the level of immersion that OP lion Claws or Irene would provide.

[Riddick]

morgan, he never said he wanted to run a lC type event. He asked about interest in a supergame aka a large player turnout event. It was other people that posted that suggested a LC type event not him.

He said at most he would charge $15 - $20

He asked: I am wanting to put on a milsim style game. About 1 year ago a friend and I wrote a script for a large scale paintball game. It takes place in Colombia fighting the FARC.

So where are you going with your tangent?

[KA-BAR]

those are the super games rick.

if you want a skirm with 400 people, please dont call it a supergame.

premier events. large scale. full immersion. that is a super game.



that is what my tangent is all about.
if you think i am such a retard, and you are trying to figure me out, maybe you are thinking too damn hard.

[Matt]

He never said he wanted a Lion Claws event, that's other people. Looks to me like he wants to put on a mil-sim event. From what I have seen in the paintball industry, their definition of a "super game" is much different than our definition would be. 70 acres should easily support about 200 Airsofters, maybe 300 depending on how you plan it.

Muskrat - I've hosted games with up to 400 players, and some of these were in privately owned properties where I had to purchase insurance to use them. I'd be happy to answer questions or offer advice if you need it. Drop me a PM.

[Riddick]

morgan I didn't say you were a retard.

Also given the fact he comes from paintball I am sure their supergame is our large turn out games. ops. whatever you want to call it.

example: warpaints supergame series which has a ton of players but I wouldnt called anything more than a skirm in production value.

[KA-BAR]

LOL, you know what i mean damn it.

[Matt]

It's a large piece of land we haven't played on before. And he says he wants to keep the price down to $15-20. Sounds fun to me!