SITE REVIEW
“Smoke-filled corridors made it
easy to stay in the shadows, pop
off a couple of silenced P99 shots
and watch the ensuing confusion
as Yellow Team thought they
had engaged their own team in
friendly fire!”
around buildings much more effectively. In
all honesty I think this is due to the fact the
majority of sites in Scotland are woodland –
players just aren’t used to moving through
buildings every game day. I suspect this
mindset and style of play will change very
quickly now Fife Wargames is on the scene.
My personal favourite game of the day
was Last Stand. Our team was holed up
in one of the larger buildings, with dozens
of access points, corridors, windows and
rooms with old animal pens to hide in and
fight through.
The Last Stand was where we finally
did some good damage to the attacking
team. Smoke-filled corridors made it easy
about this wündersite that was just a few
weeks old, and they all wanted a slice of
the action. We saw faces, old and new,
from NCIS Airsoft, Section 8, The Fort, The
Deserters Club and more. All in all nearly
100 players took part – a big turnout for a
Scottish site.
We get signed in, took a quick look
around and immediately realised this site
is something special. Little did we know
we had only seen a small part of it and in
total it’s around four times bigger than we
thought – the place is a warren of buildings,
corridors, bunkers and the occasional herd
of sheep. This site is nothing short of an
airsofter’s dream!
The first game was a nice and simple
‘prevent your VIP from being killed’
scenario. We failed miserably and, oddly
enough, except the outer walls we didn’t
use a single building. Once we got more
to grips with the site a variety of WMD
seek and deliver, Fallback and Land Grab
type games saw the fighting moving in and
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