Their immersion into the storyline creates
special props, special characters and even
invites players to dress up as some of their
favorites from Alice in Resident evil to
Gandalf in Lord of the Rings. The attention
to detail and fun factor that Mission Masters
operates under is one of the many intricacies
that make them truly one of a kind.
In any scenario event you attend, one of the
most important factors you must consider
is the schedule. Mission Masters “non-
continuous” game format is one that brings
varied responses from players that haven’t
experienced that schedule. They generally
use a 50 minutes on, 50 minutes off schedule,
7 missions plus a final battle, over a two day
time period. Each mission you have only 50
minutes to complete the goals outlined in
your briefing, those that closely adhere to
this schedule will gain the most benefit from
it. From the second a mission ends, your 50
minutes off begins. This means you have
50 minutes to get off the field, grab air, fill
pods, brief your army for the next mission
and be on the field ready to fight. It is taught
to “Be The Game”, this timed platform gives
that opportunity to every player on the field.
Every player has a chance to be part of the
briefing, every player has the chance to pick
and choose what objectives they would be
best suited for and every player receives the
opportunity to dive as deep as they want.
They build commanders for the future, they
bring out the warrior in all of us and they allow
everyone an even playing field. Everyone has
the chance to start the mission with full air, full
paint and complete knowledge of the tasks
that lie ahead. It keeps players connected to
each other, to the storyline and maintains a
balance in the action.
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