Hi guys,
How about if our club would join in with the excitement of the Football World Cup 2010 with a game of our own:
AERIAL FOOTBALL!
It goes like this:
- 2 teams
- 2 halftimes, 20' each
- minimum number of players is 4 / 2 each team - the more players, the better!
- one player each team is assigned 'the football' and is flying the P51-B
- the other players are the field players and fly the P51-D5
- CTA Hawkinge and Lympne, max tickets, 20 minute games; 15' respawn time
- teams reverse team letter after first halftime for equal conditions; letter A has Hawkinge as homebase, letter B has Limpne
- Club Rules except scoring
- all players connected through the P51 Club Chat Room
The game is played in Capture Airfield Mode with 2 airfields, Hawkinge and Lympne. Each team has its airfield (the one where the team starts and respawns), which is the goal they have to defend against the other team scoring a goal. At the same time, each team has to try to score a goal at their opponent's airfield.
A goal is scored whenever a team's 'football' manages to land at the enemy airfield and
the airfield symbol on the football's normal display (not his map!) turns solid Red/Blue. Once this happens, the football must immediately bail out, notify a goal on the chat (e.g. 'A goal', or just 'A') and then respawn in the vicinity of this own airfield.
The job roles:
- The football: Except for attempting to score (land) at the enemy goal (airfield) as often as possible and avoid being intercepted, the football must not take any aggressive or defensive actions in this game. That means he must not shoot down or intentionally crash with enemy airplanes. He must also not land at his own airfield.
- The field players:
Field players are not allowed to land. Their job is to keep their football alive to enable him to score a goal, while defending their own goal against the enemy's football scoring there. For this,
any available means are allowed!
In this game, deaths or kills don't matter. All that matters is to have fun and winner is the team that has scored the most goals once time is elapsed.
A few points for clarification:
- as usual, the game should best be arranged and started from the chat
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no team should fully capture an airfield, so both airfields stay neutral throughout the whole game
- both teams keep track of the goal count; winner is agreed on in the chat!
- keep it honest: only football landings at enemy airfields count as a score!
Let's all have a fantastic Football World Cup 2010, and let's meet for some fun time and relaxation when time allows!
Hakuna matata!
MACADEMIC