Why don't you try hunteering? Look up 6mm hunters on youtube, they have been doing it for years, with events lasting up to 5 days.
The basic premise is that it is based on orienteering. You must navigate to a certain # of control points, map grid squares(use your imagination) etc. in whatever order per day, or in your case just one time. Any map grid, control point whatever not visited will result in a one point deduction.
You split the people up into either 1 man units, or up to a squad sized team. You will want at least 3 separate teams.
One person from each group will pull a straw, and the person who pulls the shortest straws team will be the "counter hunter" team. They do not need to worry about the navigation, just hunting down the other team. However, at the end of the game, oh say 1 hour remaining, they must place an objective(target in my example) in an area that is visible from the most angles possible, and then radio the position to the other teams.
Now the other teams will try and move in and shoot the target, to earn an extra point. The counter hunter team can hang out around the objective and try and engage the other teams, or they can bug out.
With 30 minutes to go, a "finish line"(predetermined "line" or area) is announced and you get an extra point if you cross the line before end ex.
If someone in your group is hit, they must lie down in place for X # of minutes(I'll leave this to you to determine). If your whole team is eliminated, you must move to the boundary of the game area and radio your team back in(same rule applies if it is a single person or pair).
Feel free to ask any questions, I may have left something out. It makes for a VERY intense game, because just as much as you are hunting the other team, you yourself are being hunted(if not more so!).
I did not invent this game, all credit goes to the 6mm hunters and Phantom TMA(Youtube name, Phantom+Bushman are his forum names).
Now what about cheaters? Unfortunantly this is the major downfall of this game, so honorable players are a must for the game. If its just you and your buddies, you should have no issues.
You may need to edit some of the rules to suit your game.
Scar
The basic premise is that it is based on orienteering. You must navigate to a certain # of control points, map grid squares(use your imagination) etc. in whatever order per day, or in your case just one time. Any map grid, control point whatever not visited will result in a one point deduction.
You split the people up into either 1 man units, or up to a squad sized team. You will want at least 3 separate teams.
One person from each group will pull a straw, and the person who pulls the shortest straws team will be the "counter hunter" team. They do not need to worry about the navigation, just hunting down the other team. However, at the end of the game, oh say 1 hour remaining, they must place an objective(target in my example) in an area that is visible from the most angles possible, and then radio the position to the other teams.
Now the other teams will try and move in and shoot the target, to earn an extra point. The counter hunter team can hang out around the objective and try and engage the other teams, or they can bug out.
With 30 minutes to go, a "finish line"(predetermined "line" or area) is announced and you get an extra point if you cross the line before end ex.
If someone in your group is hit, they must lie down in place for X # of minutes(I'll leave this to you to determine). If your whole team is eliminated, you must move to the boundary of the game area and radio your team back in(same rule applies if it is a single person or pair).
Feel free to ask any questions, I may have left something out. It makes for a VERY intense game, because just as much as you are hunting the other team, you yourself are being hunted(if not more so!).
I did not invent this game, all credit goes to the 6mm hunters and Phantom TMA(Youtube name, Phantom+Bushman are his forum names).
Now what about cheaters? Unfortunantly this is the major downfall of this game, so honorable players are a must for the game. If its just you and your buddies, you should have no issues.
You may need to edit some of the rules to suit your game.
Scar
