Mandatory internal regulations for the scenario

These internal regulations set the rules of gameplay during the scenario. Their purpose is safety, clarity in applying the rules and smooth refereeing. The organizers and referees have full authority over the application and interpretation of every point below.

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Replica power limits & MED (minimum engagement distance)

Category	Max speed (ft/s)	Speed (m/s)	Power (J)	MED	Allowed use
A	344 ft/s	104.9 m/s	1.1 J	1 m	Indoor (semi) / Outdoor (semi + auto)
B	415 ft/s	126.5 m/s	1.6 J	7 m	Outdoor only (indoor forbidden)
C	487 ft/s	148.3 m/s	2.2 J	15 m	Outdoor only (indoor forbidden)
D	596 ft/s	181.7 m/s	3.3 J	25 m	Outdoor only (indoor forbidden)

Always treat every replica as if it were loaded and dangerous.
Always keep your replica pointed in a safe direction.
Always keep your finger off the trigger until the moment you intend to fire.
If you meet civilians on the game field, call out loudly: “CIVILIAN ON FIELD!”.
Every player must acknowledge any BB that hits them, regardless of the body area. A BB that hits your replica also counts — you declare yourself eliminated.
A player declared dead gives no information about objectives (enemies, strategic targets, etc.) and does not communicate in any way with teammates still in play. This includes non-verbal signals.
Airsoft eye protection is mandatory for the whole time you are on the game field. Without it you do not enter the play perimeter.
Reflective vests or equipment are mandatory for referees and collaborators.
Replicas are loaded only on the game field.
Blind fire — shooting toward an opponent without aiming at the target — is forbidden.
Firing through obstacles toward opponents is forbidden.
Cross-fire disputes are not allowed. If it happens, both players walk to the nearest respawn point.
Firing into or from safe zones (e.g. the camping zone) is strictly forbidden.
Do not point replicas at people in safe zones, at people out of game or at collaborators.
Dangerous equipment — fireworks, live ammunition and anything similar — is forbidden.
Vehicles drive with headlights on at night. Maximum 30 km/h on roads and 10 km/h in areas with many participants (see the vehicle regulations).
Pyrotechnic devices of any kind — smoke grenades, flares, CO₂ grenades, etc. — are forbidden.
All participants follow the instructions and direct orders of their faction leaders.
Participants move in groups of at least two for the whole duration of the event, within the designated event area.
Destroying or moving objectives of interest (obstacles, objectives, fences, etc.) without authorisation is forbidden.
Alcohol and illegal substances are forbidden for the whole duration of the event. Anyone suspected of being under the influence may be removed from the game.
Respect for the organizers, referees, other players, the scenario and its rules is mandatory.
Dead players do not talk. If you are dead, you give no information to your team.
Inside buildings and forts only category A replicas may be used, and only in SINGLE-FIRE mode.
Players who ignore or fake hits will be sanctioned accordingly.
No shooting, under any circumstances, in the camping or parking areas or outside the designated zones.
No littering on the game field. Use only the collection points indicated by the organizers.
MED — the minimum engagement distance for your replica category — is strictly observed.
Knife kills are allowed only with a rubber training knife.
Adjusting and test-firing replicas outside the play perimeter is forbidden. Strictly avoid doing so in the camping area.
Filling HPA tanks or gas bottles outside the area designated by the organizers is forbidden. Strictly avoid doing so in the camping area.
Insulting other participants is strictly forbidden.
Not acknowledging a hit when a BB has touched you is strictly forbidden. The sanction is a 15-minute hold, in place, for the entire squad around the player in question, in the presence of a referee.
Using a replica while dead in order to confuse active players is sanctioned with the temporary removal of the player's entire team for one hour.
The medic role, depending on the scenario set by the organizers, cannot be passed to another teammate.
Aiming and firing toward an opponent does not oblige them to declare a hit unless the BB actually touched them.
Ignoring the instructions given by organizers or referees is sanctioned with stopping or removing the participant — or the whole team, as the case may be — from the game.
Breaking the MED is a serious offence and is sanctioned with a 15-minute stop for the participant, in the presence of a referee.
Endangering or assaulting any participant, including your own teammates, is strictly forbidden and is sanctioned with the aggressor's removal for the whole event.
Modifying a replica during the event is forbidden without first informing a referee.
Every participant carries at least one two-way radio.
Participants use the radio frequencies assigned by the organizers.
Any dispute, reproach or insult between players is sanctioned with the removal from the field of all players involved for the rest of the day.
The participation fee is not refunded to players who broke the regulations and were excluded from the event by the organizers or referees.

End of file // OBL-27 // REGULATIONS // INTERNAL