Lasertag 2

Rules of the game

Before the game, participants are divided into teams, players are given ammunition (vests with sensors and blaster machines - in the arena laser tag, blasters and bandages with defeat sensors - in the out-of-the-box version). In the arena laser tag, the game takes place in a labyrinth illuminated by fluorescent light and flavored with various lotions - from light special effects and sounds to simulate smoke screens, in the out-of-the-box laser tag, the games take place in the open air and / or in specially unequipped rooms (hangar, ruins, an object under construction, etc.).

Wins the team that most times hit the “base” of the enemy and / or hit more foreign players (all these actions are recorded by the central computer, reading the accumulated information from the machines during their “recharging” on a special stand or in real time by radio signal). After the end of the game, each player usually receives an individual printout with the results of the game and personal statistics.

The arena team usually consists of 5-6 players. Players are also encouraged to share “functions,” such as two people in the attack (“attack”), two defending the base (“defensive”), and one helping those who are difficult (“hunter”). The standard game in the arena laser tag usually lasts 15+15 minutes, after the first 15 minutes there is a change in the colors of the teams (change of dislocation relative to the team "base"), which allows you to create equal conditions for the teams for the final victory.

In the non-arranged version, the number of players and the division by roles is practically unlimited, and depends only on the set game task and terrain conditions. The average duration of the battle is 20 minutes - 1 hour, depending on the task, but can be limited in time.

Along with the accuracy and speed of reaction of players, one of the main criteria affecting the victory is also the tactics and strategy of the team.

Playing (especially on equipment with a high rate of fire, such as Q-Zar, occurring at an extremely high pace, or out-of-the-box game using fairly heavy mass-and-size models of weapons (SVD, PKM) requires considerable physical effort. Although, nominally, it is impossible to run in a maze, many players gain a sufficiently high speed, which, sometimes (in a collision) can cause some harm. And in the extra-arm laser tag you are waiting for all sorts of natural obstacles created by nature. Both laser (usually used as markers) and infrared rays (usually they hit the enemy), which are fired by automatic rifles, are absolutely safe for health. It is impossible to get lost in the maze - it is not large enough for this, and in the extra-arm laser tag you are accompanied by instructors. So, the game is absolutely harmless, and in addition, it is also useful - it develops endurance, an eyewatch and allows you to quickly lose weight.