When: Saturday, March 24, 2012 Where: PBC Paintball Park Greensboro, NC
Registration Fee: **Pre register to skip the lines on Game Day** $40 per player until 3/23 at 3pm Note: Registration includes all day HPA Air and Park Admission. Rental equipment available while supplies last for $10 by pre-registration. $45 on game day
Pre Order Paint & Save! $50 DXS Bronze or comparable
$60 DXS Silver or comparable Please note that this is Field Paint Only event. (All PBC field paint brands will be allowed)
Game Day Schedule: 7:30am Park Opens
8:30am Rules Briefing
9:00am Report to Bases
9:30am GAME ON!
5:15pm Break for Final Battle
5:30pm Final Battle Begins
6:00pm Winners Announced
Game Day Rate Of Fire:
For Fallout: War Never Changes, the rate of fire will be capped at 12.5 BPS.
Directions:
Take I40/I85 to Rock Creek Dairy Rd. (Exit # 135)
Make a right at the top of the ramp. (from east and west)
Go ½ mile to the traffic light. Exxon will be on your right.
Turn left at the traffic light onto Burlington Rd. (HWY 70)
Go 1.2 miles and make a left into the PBC Park. (just past the Sedalia Elementary School.)
Pre-Registration is now Closed!
But don't worry, you can still play! Registration begins at 7:30am. We will see you at the park tomorrow!
Prize Package Growing...
Tippmann Sports is now sponsoring the Fallout Scenario Game and will be adding to our growing list of prizes and giveaways. More details coming soon...
Game Map Released
Click below for a full size map of the playing field for Fallout: War Never Changes. We will be using parts of the park that have never been used before! GPS coordinates of certain points of interest will be released leading up to the game.
Preview Trailer with Omen
Game Synopsis
In the Great Southern Wastes a piece of ancient technology has awoken. The Wastes were long thought of as nothing but a barren wasteland where only the criminal, desperate, or mutated survived. Now forces from the Brotherhood of Steel and Enclave are converging on the Wastes to investigate the mysterious radio signals given off by the tech. Both sides must race to locate and extract whatever technology can be found, all while fending off attacks from raiders, Super Mutants, and whatever else the Wastes can throw at them.
Overview of the Enclave Faction
The Enclave is a secretive military organization who are believed to have descended directly from members of the pre-War United States government, and military industrial complex, claiming to be the legal continuators of the state, and styling themselves as such. The Enclave is comprised mostly of descendants of government officials and military elite, and others with ties to powerful corporations who retreated to a Poseidon Energy oil rig when the Great War started. Due to their narrow views and snobbish upbringing, the average Enclave citizen considers mainlanders to be "mutants", fit only for eradication.
The Enclave takes pride in being the last bastion of pure, unmutated humanity, aside from the unopened Vaults, and being the most technologically advanced faction in the wasteland. Because of the effects of radiation and the Forced Evolutionary Virus on the people of the Wasteland, members of the Enclave generally do not consider them to be human any more, even if they look no less human than they do. They, as well as other mutated creatures, like super mutants and ghouls, are considered to be sub-humans that are at best to be used as slaves, and at worst eradicated so that "true humanity" could take their place as the "real" nation of America.
Overview for Brotherhood of Steel Faction
The Brotherhood of Steel (BOS) is a quasi-religious organization operating across the ruins of post-war North America, with its roots stemming from the American military and the government-sponsored scientific community from before the Great War.
The Brotherhood of Steel is a neo-knightly order that rose from the ashes of the American military of the West Coast in the years following the devastation of 2077. The organization's tenets include the eradication of mutants and worship of technology, and the Brotherhood has never been very keen on sharing their resources with their fellow wastelanders (who they generally consider too ignorant and irresponsible to deserve such advanced technology).
The Brotherhood is generally beneficial to humanity, but they have their faults: They don't care for mutants; they worship technology (and in many cases put it above human life); and they don't like to share their choicest technological discoveries, despite the obvious benefits their technology could bring to the Wasteland. It's commonly accepted within the Brotherhood that the people of the Wasteland are not responsible enough to use (and maintain) all of the technology the BoS has at their disposal. They are known for trading some of their technologies with frontier communities and NCR states, but they keep the more sensitive technologies to themselves.
