STARGATE BIG GAME Options

[Tango]

[U]i found this on the walk-on zone forum



This is what you have been waiting for

The UKPSF Scenario Game 2005 will be on 17-18 September and will be at Powerplay Paintball near Wakefield.

Staargate 2005 is being brought to you by the UKPSF in conjunction with Gillie and Andy Hatton and Powerplay Paintball.

I think most players had anticipated this announcement so no surprise there

Within the next 24 hours there will be a page on the www.ukpsf.com web site detailing where, when etc....

Entry fee is £40 per player and will include souvenir patch (first 350 to book) T shirt, BBQ on Saturday, H-pac air and CO2., camping if required.

There will also be contact numbers for 8 local hotels (within 15mins of the site). Camping and parking is on the field next to the site. There will be games on Saturday and a party, talent show, silly games and lots more on the Saturday. We have also arranged some official suppliers for patches and other items that might be useful. There will be at least five trade stands and we have already secured prizes totaling £500 for the hourly draw and spot prizes courtesy of Atmosphere paintball.

New for 2005 you can book and pay for the event online so no need to send cheques, this will be live in the next 2 days. Confirmations and passes will be sent out from the end of the month.

The first 350 to book will receive a souvenir patch designed specifically for this event.

The basic details of the scenario will be published by Gillie, but if you want to be a character you MUST contact Gillie direct to ensure you are written into the scenario script. gillie@pbuk.biz

This is one game not to miss so start booking your days off work, hotels and passes.

Steve
Hammond of the safe area.

Further details will be published on these forums and on www.ukpsf.com

PS I do apologise to all players who have booked time off work and hotels based on the October dates, I do hope you can rearrange your arrangements and time off.

[michael]

Well, we won! The human faction trounced the Goa'uld soundly, helped by the fact that said parasitic super beings cannot tell the time and sent their bomb through the Staargate 15 minutes late. The site was awesome with some varied terrain that broke up the typical big game skirmish line. Thanks to Olly, Russ, Steve, Jeremy, David, Warren and Rob for keeping the NID at the forefront of the battle. Thanks to Jeff, again, for the fine paint and thanks to Matt and Jamie of slothball.com for carrying it up. The Sloth boys looked busy all weekend selling quality gear to our friends in the north. Apologies to all for my sickly condition during the event, I seem to have picked up an ailment that just wants to evacuate seeping yellow liquid from every orifice. ewwww.