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The Siege Project

In an alternate reality, governments employ Private Military Companies (PMCs) for their covert operations. The semi-rural village, known for its passion for nightlife with a local pub and nightclub, is unsuspectingly hit by a missile out of the blue. Most residents are oblivious, but a couple stumbles upon the impact site. To their surprise, they discover a glowing gel oozing from the capsule, and curiosity leads them to handle it. Suddenly, blackout! Days later, reports emerge of strange occurrences – glimpses of unnatural beings roaming. The Agency swiftly arrives, isolating the village with a biohazard ☣ containment lockdown. The Agency establishes control, claiming the village as their own in this newly altered reality.

Zombies - Cursed Remnants

Once ordinary villagers of the semi-rural community, these unfortunate individuals were directly exposed to the mysterious glowing gel following a sudden missile strike. Transforming into relentless, flesh-craving zombies, they now roam the altered village as cursed remnants. Unaware of their past lives, they serve as an unnatural force, driven by an insatiable hunger for the living. The Agency's biohazard containment inadvertently unleashed this new, horrifying existence.

The Agency - Dominion Seekers

Emerging from the ashes of the old world, The Agency represents a sinister force exploiting an alternate reality where governments deploy PMCs for their clandestine operations. With the missile strike as a catalyst, The Agency seizes control, establishing a biohazard containment lockdown in the altered village. Led by shadowy figures, they are hell-bent on expanding their dominion across the transformed landscape, using advanced technology and formidable weapons to maintain their iron-fisted rule.

Emerging from the ashes of the old world, The Agency represents a sinister force exploiting an alternate reality where governments deploy PMCs for their clandestine operations. With the missile strike as a catalyst, The Agency seizes control, establishing a biohazard containment lockdown in the altered village. Led by shadowy figures, they are hell-bent on expanding their dominion across the transformed landscape, using advanced technology and formidable weapons to maintain their iron-fisted rule.

Villagers - Resilient Survivors

The once-thriving community of semi-rural villagers now faces an altered reality. Those who avoided direct exposure to the glowing gel have become resilient survivors. Fueled by a collective desire for peace and the preservation of their way of life, they resist The Agency's intrusion into their lands. United as defenders of their territory, the Villagers fight to rebuild what was lost and withstand the dual threats of the undead and The Agency.

Militia - Resistance Enforcers

Born out of desperation and fueled by a thirst for freedom, the Militia emerges as the main resistance force against The Agency's oppressive rule. Composed of former soldiers, rebels, and survivors hardened by the harsh realities of the altered world, the Militia fights to dismantle The Agency's control. Their methods may be ruthless, blurring the lines between hero and villain, but their primary goal is to restore balance to the land and ensure the survival of their people.

Born out of desperation and fueled by a thirst for freedom, the Militia emerges as the main resistance force against The Agency's oppressive rule. Composed of former soldiers, rebels, and survivors hardened by the harsh realities of the altered world, the Militia fights to dismantle The Agency's control. Their methods may be ruthless, blurring the lines between hero and villain, but their primary goal is to restore balance to the land and ensure the survival of their people.

As The Siege Project unfolds, each faction battles for dominance, alliances shift, and betrayal lurks in the shadows. The fate of this post-apocalyptic world hangs in the balance, and the airsoft battleground becomes the canvas upon which these factions paint their stories of survival, conflict, and intrigue. Will the Villagers withstand the dual threats of the undead and The Agency? Can the Militia overcome their own dark tendencies to become saviors rather than conquerors? Only time will tell as the siege rages on.

What is Airsoft?

Airsoft Basics

Whilst many players don’t like comparing airsoft to paintball, it’s the closest thing that can be compared. Airsoft, is similar to paintball, in that teams of people group together into organised teams at a dedicated and insured field, and shoot small projectiles at each other for fun and sport. Where airsoft differs from paintball is that airsoft is much more focussed towards military simulation. Where paintball markers don’t always look like “real” guns, airsoft RIFs (Realistic Imitation Firearms) are 99% of the time, modelled after genuine firearms and are almost indistinguishable from the real thing. The players will also, for the most part, be more dedicated to dressing in more realistic military gear, including vests and sometimes helmets, in order to look more “realistic”. If you’re reading this, and just seeing it as a bunch of weirdos running around playing with toy guns, I implore that you read on. You will almost definitely know an airsofter in your life, you may not know they have this hobby. You owe it to yourself to not look ignorant to things other people might enjoy.

The Rules of Airsoft

Just like video games or paintball, there are different “games” of airsoft you can play. Such as capture the flag, team deathmatch, last man standing etc etc. We won’t go into these, but it’s important to understand that there’s a HUGE range of different ways the sport is played to keep it interesting.

Safety

The first thing to know about airsoft is that safety is the first priority. If it’s not safe, it’s not airsoft. All players must wear a MINIMUM of high-impact rated eye protection (ratings vary depending on country) and most recommend a full-face mask. Secondly, all airsoft guns are limited in their power (at least in the UK). Airsoft guns capable of full auto (multiple shots on 1 trigger pull) are limited to 1.14 joules of energy on most sites. Guns that fire one shot per trigger pull are limited to 1.68 joules. Weapons which require “cocking” between shots, such as bolt action sniper rifles are limited to 2.3 joules. To put that into perspective, most paintball markers shoot with an energy between 14-16 Joules. All guns are “tested” before the games and any guns that are too powerful are not allowed to be used.

How do you know if you’re hit?

One of the best things about airsoft is that it’s a sport based on honesty. When you’re shot by another player, there’s no mark from paint, so it’s down to the player and their honesty to call themselves out. Anyone not willing to play properly is not welcome. This breeds an incredibly friendly and honest game which is rarely ruined by cheaters.

What else?

Those are the absolute basic rules, but there are loads of more in-depth ones which make the game what it is. Dead players don’t talk (if you’re dead, you can’t give away another player’s position), No Blind firing (it’s not safe to shoot where you can’t see), etc. All of this is covered in the safety briefings at the beginning of the day. This breeds an incredibly friendly and honest game which is rarely ruined by cheaters.

Types of Airsoft

There are a number of different types of airsoft, each focusing on a different aspect of the game.

Skirmish

Primarily there’s skirmishing. Simply, two teams of players, shooting at each other through some kind of combat scenario. This is the most common form of airsoft and is how most players get started in the sport.

Milsim

Similar to the above but focussed on Military Simulation. Teams are highly organised, with dedicated command hierarchies and roles, games are usually much longer (sometimes days) and more focussed on realism.

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Speedsoft

Speedsoft is the airsoft equivalent of paintball’s speedball. A fast paced tournament-like game which throws the military aspect out of the window and instead focusses on fast shooting, fast movement in shooting “arenas”. This form of airsoft is relatively new, but is growing in popularity.

FAQ's

Yes we do and we encourage you to become a member as there are many benefits to be had.
There are 3 levels of membership that unlock different benefits according to tier.
We have our club house/chill out zone for relaxing chatting, watching videos and enjoying refreshments. You will have access to the facilities of the site during none game days. Reduced fees for game days, in store discounts member exclusive days and functions, plus much more.
Yes of course you can, we have a wide range of weapons to choose from.
You will get safety glasses, lower face mask/full face mask, plate carrier or similar, rifle and bbs
Our advice is being shot with a bb will sting a little but if you keep covered up you will be fine.
Loose fitting and comfortable clothing is advised as you will be exerting yourself throughout the day. We highly recommend wearing boots. as twisted ankles are likely to occur if other types of footwear are used.
As with all sports fitness does play its part. However Airsoft appeals to all fitness levels and ages, listen to your body if you need to take 5 its no problem. We have a safe zone and chill out area for that very thing.
Our limits for AEG's, GBBR's, GBBP's, and GP's is 350 fps on a 0.20g bb.
HPA are capped to 300fps on a 0.20g bb.
The weight limit for the site is 0.28g bb.
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