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Gameplay Rules: Civil War / One Shot |
Set-up:
Divide your group up into two equal sized teams. Remove all bulk
loaders (hoppers) from everyone's gun (Ask your paintball field owner
if they will allow this!!). This means players must load each paintball
into the chamber of the gun one at a time. Allow each player to take 20
paintballs with them onto the field. To begin, have each team form a straight
line facing each other on opposite ends of the field .
How to Play:
Once both teams are in position, have one person signal the start of the
game by blowing a whistle, lowering a flag, or any other means. The object
of the game is for both teams to walk slowly towards each other, marking
as many players on the opposite team as possible, while maintaining their
own straight line. The team with the last players standing is the winner.
Additional Information:
Civil War/One Shot is best with 10+ players and in a clear opening with
no obstructions between the teams. Authenticity can be added to the game
by having players remain on the ground where they get hit for the duration
of the game.
I first saw Civil War/One Shot played at Capture the Flag in Cochrane. A
group of about 20 players were playing the game in an adjacent field from
mine. I ended up being shot four times in the back due to me laughing so
hard, and not being able to take my eyes off their game. It looked like
great fun, and hopefully I will get a chance to try it myself soon. - Telnets
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