Cheers.

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Was a bit loose and I recall someone taking it off so it didn't get lost, maybe a marshal?

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It will be one I remember for a very long time. GREAT BEACH LANDING. AWESOME.

• Initially Maximum of 2 teams per ASNZ Incorporated club.

• 16 teams Maximum

• Teams minimum of 6 with 2 subs (teams of 6-8)

• 4 events, 3 rounds each, 15 minute rounds, 15 minute break between rounds. (this is an estimate if we have 16 teams)

• If you are not at your event at the correct start time you may forfeit that event.

• Round scores will be added to give overall event score and determine event placing.

• Championship points will be awarded based on event placing. Championship points will be added from all events to determine overall CQB Championship Winner (gold, silver and bronze)

• 1st and 2nd place in each event will play a ‘finals’ match. The winner of this match will be declared the “winner” of the event. However it will not alter the event placing or championship points. It is essentially for bragging rights (and possibly a prize depending on sponsorship deals).

• CQB day is limited to 350FPS on .2g BBs or 1.13joules. (except for event #5, DMR target shoot)

• Guns will be chrono’ed with hop set and using BBs that will be used in the gun during the day. And tagged with a coloured tie.

• Polarstars and GBB rifles will be randomly spot checked throughout the day.

• NO BANG RULE but melee kills are allowed.

• The word of an ‘Event Marshall’ is the law. NO ARGUEMENTS.

• Any verbal arguments between competitors will result in both players being considered “hit”

• Any physical arguments will result in immediate removal from event.

• Any complaints about a competitor’s behaviour must be taken to the ‘Head Marshall’ by a team leader.

• The ‘Head Marshall’ has the final say on everything.

• No TAG Rounds.

• No CO2 Grenades

• No stun/sound grenades

• No smoke grenades

• No PYRO of any kind.

• Yes BB shower grenades,but must be thrown under arm. May not be Blind thrown

• Yes M203 shells

• Yes C02 pistols, but they must be chrono'd and under 1.13j

• Yes Smoking, in the carpark only.

Timetable for CQB day - Squad leaders check in with Admin on arrival

0730 Gates open: ICs check in, chrono, sign in.

0830 Marshalls Breifing

0900 Nats Breifing

0920 Gear up

0930 Games begin - Your IC will have a time sheet for your squad for the day.

1715 Games end, possible "Bragging Rights" games if time allows

1730 Pack up go home.

1900 Day 2 Brief at conference centre time TBC

Toilets

Drinking Tap water

Fully serviced cafe.

Saturday eveing:

We are working on a discount rate for drinks etc at Spieghts Ale house details TBC

Day 2:

No Toilets

No tap water

No shops

Sunday night:

Prizegiving buffet dinner at Tahuna Park Conference Centre, cost of the meal was included in fees.

Bar will be open for refreshments.

You will need to carry water and food for the day on you, excess water and food can be left in-game at your HQ.

There are no toilets in the field of play but plenty of bushes/trees if you urgently require #1s. There are proper toiltes in the public section of Rabbit Island but thats a good 30min walk from the AO and you would have to remove all your kit.

Teams will need to choose 1 Commander for there side, whichever squad this person comes from will be replaced by a NAC player. This doesn't need to be chosen until Saturday evening.

Team briefings will occur from 6:30pm(estimated). This will be at the Tahuna Conference Centre next to the Tahuna Holiday Park. All team members must attend. Maps, briefing papers and communications and signals will be handed out/assigned at these briefings.

Any Squad that has "Squad Name" will need to settle on a name and PM by tonight. Tomorrow Midday at the latest.

DEFENDERS

The Damned

Kriegskampfe

Johaboo

Buffy

Iroquois47

B.S

Strickerrr

Squad Name

Nighthawk

Tswizz440

Grey Ghost

Jango the Muss

Snorlax

Valox

Dirty Half Dozen

Rvp69

Aidan_Mc

Blaze

Nzg3N3

Svp

n8777

Squad Name

Aster L.ockehart

Necro

Desert Warrior

Wingwing

Cheerio

T Carter

Squad Name

General

Guardian

T

Joe

Dirka

Mule

TARTwo

Al-Tee

Matt

Manateerulz

Mjolnir

Actionman

Jaime Chapman

Rub 2

Borntorun

Blooddemon

Sobbie

Zoot

Pilcrow

Ned N Pryor

TAG Mix

Flazzbog

EDA

RAFEN

Ghosthunter

Poncho Andrew

Sneakers

Squad Name

Cyclops

Inksmith

Codefox

Sosavage

Zep

Jinx

ATTACKERS

Brothers from Different Mothers

J0Ker

Deddog

Phillofit

Mallard

Cyco

Krispy333

Able

Wookie

Cake

Slim

Scvngr

Deepeyes

Sweetcorn

Rub 1

Spitfire

Aaron93429

Yakob

Rook

Mecano

Evt

Second Able

Lethal

Zimmer

Uno

Morgin

Coal

Vegemite

Skullbirds

Torak

Jaybee

Wasp

Stag

Beully

Punisher

TAROne

Papabear

Phil007

1Tonne

Johnsy

Reacher

Nick Bartlett

Delta

Hendrix

St Jimmy

,007

Teto

Jerry

Flame

Squad Name

Fluffycat

Label

Stickman

Bitey

Str3tch

Occam

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Lets hope they can run one when we come back with the trophy.

This day is a multi-objective strategic day that will run from 9am until 6pm. There will be two randomly selected teams, these teams will be made up with squads of 6 people. Each squad will be required to have a squad leader, a radio operator, a medic and an engineer.

On the day, the defenders will be taken to their HQ at Rabbit Island.

The Attackers will be picked up via Ferry and will proceed to their HQ via a beach landing, if there is anybody that does not want to partake in the landing please make this clear when you register.

Each team once selected, must appoint a commander. This will be essential to the tactical decisions required to achieve objectives throughout the day and the benefits that will come with attaining them. There will be an opportunity for these people to be involved in gaming throughout the day.

Due to the size of the field, there will be vehicular transport available for use by the commanders to allow for more strategic deployment of squads around the field.

An in depth briefing will be given to each team Saturday from 7:30pm.

The two following rules for the medic and engineer will be the main ones that each player will need to know for the day, so it is recommended that these are practised before attending so each player understands these rules and how they work practically.

Medic Rule: Each squad must have one medic. Only the medic can heal other players. Any player can heal a medic. Each medic will have an issue of medic tokens. Tokens are used to revive other players. No token is required to revive a medic. Once all tokens issued to the medic have been used he must return to HQ to be issued another lot of tokens. Once all tokens have been exhausted, players will not be able to be revived. It is therefore important for players/squads with tokens to return to their HQ at regular intervals to restock the medic tokens. The issue of new tokens must be recorded at HQ. Tokens will be counted at the end of the day, any lost tokens will count against the team that lost them.

Once a player is hit he must call out loudly “hit” and raise his gun and/or pull out a hit marker. A player who is hit may not talk unless it is to call for a medic. Once a medic gets to a hit player he hands over a token, then places both hands on the players shoulder and counts to 20, the medic may not shoot while he is healing a player, if he does then the count is restarted, once he reaches the 20 he will tap the player on the shoulder and let that person know that he is alive in ten seconds. The medic may then move away and play and shoot as normal. The hit player will call “alive in ten” and may fall back within this time to come alive. If the player he is healing is hit then the count is restarted. If the medic is hit while he is healing a player then the player that was being healed must return the token that was given.

Any player can revive a medic the same way with the exception that they will not be required to use a token. Any player may move a hit player to a safer location.

There will be an option of a 5 minute bleed out time for players. If this option is taken players will be required to return to their HQ and will have a re-spawn count of 5 minutes. This bleed out will be required to be recorded at the players HQ.

If a squad wipe occurs, the squad leader may choose to return to HQ and the squad can re-spawn after 5 minutes. If this occurs it will need to be recorded also.

Engineers: There are certain objectives throughout the day that only an engineer may engage with.

The main interaction that engineers will have to deal with are the mines. To ensure that a team’s transportation can travel around safely, mines will have to be cleared. Each area will be clearly marked, at the centre of each mined area will be a stopwatch. Only engineers will be allowed in a minefield, any other player that enters a minefield will be classified as “killed”, and will be required to return to their HQ to re-spawn as the damage done by a mine is considered too “great” to be revived by a medic.

Once an engineer makes it to the stopwatch he must start the timer, while the timer is going he may not leave the minefield while it is being “cleared”. However he may move anywhere within the minefield while the timer is on. The engineer must rack up an accumulative time of 15 minutes before the minefield is cleared. Once cleared the stick that the stopwatch will be on must be taken out of the ground and placed on the side of the road.

If an engineer is hit while clearing a minefield he must return to the stopwatch and stop the timer and then return to where he was hit. If an engineer has been hit only a medic is allowed into the minefield to revive or move him.

If the defending engineers can get to a minefield before it is completely cleared they may reset the stopwatch to zero, this represents the re-mining of the field and the attacking team must start over again.

There will be other objectives throughout the day that only engineers will be able to interact with, these objectives will be given throughout the day and will state who is to interact with it/them.

UPDATE: Two engineers can be in a minefield, this won't adjust the time taken to clear it, however if one engineer is hit then the timer won't need to be stopped.

Also, Medics can heal any player, but only a member from his own squad can heal a medic. Also tokens can be given from one Medic to another if he can spare them.

Added info:

• No SMOKING, NO EXCEPTIONS. LEGAL REQUIRMENT.

• No TAG Rounds.

• No CO2 Grenades

• No stun/sound grenades

• No smoke grenades

• No PYRO of any kind.

• Yes BB shower grenades,but must be thrown under arm. May not be Blind thrown

• Yes M203 shells

• Yes C02 pistols, but they must be chrono'd and under 1.13j

Day 1:

You will need to transport yourselves to and from Armageddon Paintball. If this is going to be an issue for your squad please PM to arrange a NAC taxi.

Gates open 0730

Day 2:

We will meet at Tahuna holiday park, a bus will then take the attacking team to the Amphibious assualt vehicle (ferry) for transport to the AO

The bus will the return and collect the defending team and take them by land to the AO.

Departure TBA at briefing Saturday night.

Then please feel free to use this thread for that discussion.

If you have any burning questions about the overall strategy we are taking with Nationals for 2016 then we will try to answer them the best we can and in a reasonable time.

Due to the nature of the field for the competition day, the number of teams that can compete on the day is limited to 16, this will initially be a limit of two teams from each club.

Each team has to be registered as a minimum 6 person squad with a maximum of 8 allowed.

Competition day events will be 6 players with up to two (2) reserves/rolling substitutions allowed.

For the second day these squads (less reserves) will be the same. Reserves will be randomly grouped into squads for the second day. There is no limit to the number of squads that can game on the second day.

Due to this limitation the price structure is as follows:

*****UPDATE*****

Due to negotiations we can now offer $90 fees until the rego cut off date of 24th Jan. Please get regos in as early as possible to help with planning.

*****UPDATE*****

This price is for both day’s events, this includes Armageddon Field hire, Bus to and from Armageddon, a sit down buffet dinner, ferry to Rabbit Island, mission briefing room plus the other standard costs associated with Nationals.

If we reach the limit of 16 squads and there are still players wanting to attend then the fee for day 2 only will be $60 p/person.

All individuals can compete in the individual marksmanship events, even if they have only paid for Day 2.

Payments can be made to NAC Account: 06-0705-0487701-00

Please use your call sign/forum name as a reference.

To make registering a smoother process can each team nominate a squad leader, once the entire team has paid can the squad leader PM Snakeeyes with the following details for each member:

Squad Name

Squad Leader

Name

Call sign/Forum Name

Cell phone #

Email

Emergency Contact Name

Emergency Contact Number

Emergency Contact Relation

ASNZ Club

Medical Conditions/Allergies

Please can you also note if you will be using the transport options NAC is providing or if you will be brining/hiring your own vehicles.

A confirmation will be returned once all members have been checked as paid.

Have any clubs booked their crossing yet?

The sailing options for Wellington to Picton are leaving 9am, arriving 12:30pm or leaving 2:45pm, arriving 5:55pm

And sailing options for Picton to Wellington are leaving 11:15am, arriving 2:45pm or leaving 2:15pm, arriving 5:45pm

AHB currently plan to take the 9am boat there and the 11:15 am boat back.

When booking, ensure you say you are part of the NAC booking and the following code “NAC2016” as this will entitle you to a 10% discount.

The following is information in regards to accommodation units and prices per unit. (NB the pricing is WITHOUT the discount). Camp facilities will need to be used and own towels will need to be supplied by all attendees.

Basic Cabins- $65 for 2 people. $20 per extra person

Unit Number Bedding Layout- Need to supply own bedding Sleeps

48 2 Single bunks and 1 Single bed 5

49 2 Single bunks and 1 Single bed 5

50 2 Single bunks and 1 Single bed 5

51 1 Single bunk and 1 Single Bed 3

52 1 Single bunk and 1 Single Bed 3

53 1 Single bunk and 1 Single Bed 3

54 1 Single bunk and 1 Single Bed 3

55 1 Single bunk and 1 Single Bed 3

56 1 Single bunk and 1 Single Bed 3

57 1 Single bunk and 1 Single Bed 3

58 1 Double bunk and 1 Single Bed 4

59 1 Double bunk and 1 Single Bed 4

The 10% discount will apply to these prices. There are other options available if you are willing to spend more and these are available on the Tahuna Holiday Camp website.

If you require a different sleeping arrangement (e.g. you and a partner) then this discount will apply to those units as well, just make sure to use the code.

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The dates for the 2016 Nationals are Waitangi weekend - February 6th-8th.

The plan is:

Arrival Friday 5th

Competition Day Saturday 6th

Green Field Day Sunday 7th

Departure Monday 8th (This being the Mondayising of the public holiday from Saturday)

These are the set in stone dates.

Please see the following threads in regards to Registration, Accommodation, Gear Transportation for North Islanders and Day 1 and 2 information.

We have gotten in touch with TNL to offer a unique service that NAC used for the last Nationals in Auckland. To help save costs for North Island players TNL have a discounted offer of $100 p/metre3 (a $30 discount). The maximum size they can take is a 1metre wide x 1.2metre long x 1.5 metre high box, which in total costs $180 one way. This is essentially a “chep” pallet with sides and a lid. Any club/team that wishes to use this unique opportunity needs to pm myself if they are interested or if they have any questions about this.