Aftermath
Reports
March 3, 2003
Operation 1337 Force Aftermath:
Operation 1337 Force was a huge success! At the peak of the day, roughly
16 airsofters were present for practice. The day begun with several rounds
of classic elimination that proved to be very productive. Although
outnumbered, the experienced TACT members were able to implement some badly
needed strategies resulting in exceptional outcomes. As the day
progressed, game play was switched to several matches of smoothly run CTF.
As a team, we are making great progress... yet more practice is always
needed! I hope that now you all realize strategies DO work and don't just
brush them off. Expect more insquad practices soon, and possibly a skirm
with the Irken Invaders
in the not too distant future. If you are intrested
in seeing what airsofting is really all about, ask if you can join in one of our
upcoming skirms (but space is limited, so ask soon if you want a gaurnteed spot
in)!
February 17, 2003
Operation First Light Aftermath:
Operation First Light
was a overall success! Members from J Crew, Miburo Wolves, and Team C
joined forces with us to make this the largest skirm ever hosted by TACT.
Overwhelmed by the shear volume of players totaling to over 30 AEGs, action
proved to be fierce and highly competitive. Despite occasional periods of
confusion and chaos, the majority of the rounds passed smoothly with out
problems. Operation First Light was a great learning experience for TACT
in the sense that we were able to see what's out there in the airsoft
community. It exposed us to larger scale gameplay and introduced us to new
challenges, such as friendly fire, that we have never experienced before.
As most of you probably saw, TACT still has a long way to go in order to even
begin competing with the best. However, I believe with some training and
good advice, TACT has great potential in becoming one of the most fearsome
airsoft squads around. Sorry for the lack of pics,
I was occupied for most of the skirm, but there are a couple. We will be
having some insquad training sessions/skirms to hone our skills, and as always,
newcomers are welcome.
February 10, 2003
Operation Silent Valley Aftermath:
Operation Silent Valley was a success! After a slow start with members
from Team C, the action picked up resulting into an intense day of fierce combat
and excitement. Highlights included numerous rounds of team
deathmatch. We remembered to take pics too, so
check them out! Unfortunately, this server wont let me post all of them
and I had to crop / reduce the size of the images to save bandwidth. We
will most likely have a skirm next weekend, and as always n0obs are always
welcome! (and ppl, remember to fix up your guns so we wont have as many
technical difficulties :-p!!)
January 31, 2003
Operation No0bie Hunt 2
Aftermath:
No0b Hunt 2 was a
success. At the peak of the day, we had roughly 12 players and many new
first timers. Highlights included several intense matches of team
deathmatch and CTF. Congrats to Raven who practically owned the whole
show. We are hoping to see some many new faces in the future, among other
returning players! I'll try and remember to take some pics next
time...
September 2, 2002
Operation Sundown Aftermath:
The fifth official skirmish
of TACT was a success. Players from Team Counter joined forces with us in
the last skirmish of this summer- proving to be the largest and most intense
match hosted by TACT so far. At the peak of the day, approximately 16
players were present totaling to roughly 14 AEGs in all. Although
space was greatly restricted due to the unexpected show up of players, TACT vs.
Team Counter still enjoyed several rounds of elimination and CTF. The
action continued even past Team Counter's departure where teams were split
evenly in several rounds of classic team death match. It was an exciting
day all around. Although the summer is over, the skirmishes are not.
We will be hosting games year round, and as always, newcomers are welcome to
participate.
August 23, 2002
Operation Crimson Canyon Aftermath:
The fourth official skirmish
of TACT was a relative success. Although many regular participants
were occupied with vacation and the skirmish began behind schedule, we
still enjoyed an exceptional day of airsofting. We were able to locate a
dried out creek bed out of public sight to substitute for the regular combat
zone resulting in mixed feelings. The trench-like creek bed had higher
ground on both sides perfect for a convoy style combat scenario, yet the terrain
proved to be more than unforgiving to the unwary. Overall it was a good
day, players experienced new terrain, different combat scenarios, and located
potential playing fields. Look for another skirmish soon, and newcomers
are always welcome to participate.
August 3, 2002
Operation Somebodysetusupthebomb
Aftermath:
The third official skirmish
of TACT was a success! This was the largest skirmish yet with teams
splitting evenly down to 5v5 at the peak of the day. Although our skirmish
space was restricted we experimented with defend/bomb scenarios that
resulted in great outcomes. By midday we reverted back to classic CTF and
continued the action until it was time to pack up and head on home. In
addition due to our increase of numbers at TACT events, we are in the process of
locating a new, larger field of play to enable the maximum amount of liberty and
enjoyment to players. If you know of any such place, please contact a TACT
member and as always, newcomers are welcome to participate.
July 20, 2002
Operation No0bie Hunt
Aftermath:
The skirmish was a huge success for our second official match! Teams were
evenly split 4v4 between springers and AEGs. The greater part of the
skirmish was spent playing capture the flag, but as soon as day gave way
to night, the AEGs lit their flashlights and went springer hunting in a
point based game of search and destroy. Highlights included strategic
rounds of CTF, snipage from springers in the trees, and scouring the moonlit
streets for Excom and Kickurass. By the way, Kickurass- You weren't a very
good log. The skirmish couldn't have been as much fun without all of you.
Look for updated news in the near future to find out when the next event will
be, and as of always, newcomers are welcome to join.
June 22, 2002
Operation Beta
Aftermath:
The skirmish was a relative success for our first official match! The
majority of the action took place during the first day with 3v3 teams facing off
in a classic game of capture the flag. Rules and gameplay styles are still being
defined but nevertheless the action was nonstop and intense. If you were
unlucky and had to miss both the days, don't worry! Hopefully we
will be hosting more skirmishes in the near future so check for updated news
often. Newcomers are always welcome as well.