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Weapons:
Comat simulation team buiding was traditionally done using paintball equipment in skirmish simulations. Before the introduction of laser tag equipment, only millitary grade combat simulation equipment were used in Singapore. Laser tag combat simulation games are now popular in more than 30 countries around the globe, including
Singapore. Anergy Fun Engineers is prode to be providing laser tag equipment for combat teambuilding and fun skirmsh simulation games.
Why play laser tag skirmish games?
Combat simulation games have been the choice activity for teambuilding, leadership training, communication training, private parties & fun skirmish games.
Laser Shootout is ideal for
teambuilding and related training as we do not track individual performance
but rather we monitor the performance of the team as a whole. Stronger players
will have to help out weaker palyers to ensure that the team wins!
Using scenarios that are design
to bring out specific learning values, we are able to use this interesting
game to bring out important learning values.
Laser Tag Skirmish Games vs. Combat simulation using Paintball
(Laser Tag is not paintball)
Guns used in Paintball, as the
name suggests, shoots out colored palletes using compressed carbon dioxide
guns, it has a age limit of 18 (required by law), kids from 15 to 17 will
require parental consent to play this combat game. It can only be palyed at
designated areas and usually the game involves 2 teams of 5 aside. Participants
will need to wear some protective clothing together with masks, long sleve
shirts and long pants (we suggest jeans) to play this game. It can be paintful
when you are hit, especially at close range, sometimes bruising may occur.
Having said that, we do know of some people who love the idea of shooting
people (physically) & inflicting pain. haha..
The weapons used in our combat simulation equipment,
on the other hand, are custom made for combat simulation purposes. They use
infra-red beams, the same technology that our television remote controllers
use. It runs on a battery and shoots out harmless infre-red rays
and makes some noises as it does so. It does not involve any projectile
and is therefore safe to use in indoor or outdoor settings for our
skirmish games. It is suitable for anyone who likes combat games,
who enjoy a little bit of running around and dodging opponents' fire, and
people who are not too keen on getting any form of pain or bruising form the
shooting. It is also safe for children as young as 5 years of age (with parental
supervision). Being non-contact in nature, our laser tag skirmish game is more acceptable
to ladies and children.
The factor that distinguishes
our outdoor laser tag system from indoor laser tag systems is that our laser skirmishes can be played outdoors
under broad daylight and it is mobile, meaning the equiment can come right
to your doorstep (provided the building management approves). Indoor laser tag is
usually played in a dark room and the class 1 laser (also harmless to human
beings) need the controlled environment to work well. They also have sensors
built at the premise to track the individual scores of players. Our combat games can be played in any open areas, under daylight, sheltered areas or at night.
Skirmish missions do not track individual scores. Instead, we track team performances.
Weapons used in our combat simulation games
The weapons used in our laser tag skirmihes are relistically built to simulate real weapons. The "Razor" & "XM-22" weigh around 2 kg and the "Charger" is about 3kg. They also have realistic
reloading time and clip sizes(the number of "rounds" in a magazine).
The "Razor" is designed for close quarter combat and therefore has a range
of about 60m. the "XM-22" emulates a mid range assult weapon and has a range
of about 80m. The "Charger" is has the longest range and if you were
to use it, you will probably be hiding somewhere far away and shooting at
your enemies (up to 120m!)
The weight of the guns adds another
dimension to the combat game, especially when doing training or teambuilding.
It deters participants from dashing around aimlessly and "forces"
them to take time to strategise and think and delegate duties before carry
out missions.
Where can we play combat themed laser tag skirmish games?
Our combat game is safe to use
in any parks, condominium, open fields or even inside buildings, we will only
need the approval from the relevant authorities. It does not involve any projectiles
and therefore will not leave any mess. We are also able to run skirmish missions for up to 40 players
at one go! That means, less time waiting and more time playing! The minimum
number of people required to play our combat game (in a private booking) is
10, however, we do hold weekly public shootouts where individuals can participate,
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änergy
is proud to present this exciting sport to Singapore, to provide another quatlity
teambuilding game for Singaporeans.
Our combat team building can be used to impart learning values like leadership, delegation,
team building, and communication. It is an excellent choice for staff retreats,
team bonding and family days.
contact us to find out more. Drop
us an email today!
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