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Please submit only sites relevant to Scenario Paintball to this category.
Sites that sell primarily Scenario Paintball-related products should be submitted to Shopping: Sports: Paintball or another relevant Shopping category. |
Scenario Paintball is a recreational activity that emphasizes objectives and victory conditions other than elimination, and frequently involves an overarching storyline. Events can last from a few minutes to a few days long. Unique to Scenario play is its emphasis on role-playing, which is generally absent from and incompatible with Tournament play.
| This category is for sites that pertain completely to any specific scenario paintball event. Please do not submit sites that are part of larger paintball resources (such as an event producer's site). Sites will be listed here only if they are standalone sites, or if they are parts of sites that are not primarily related to paintball. |
Scenario paintball events last from a few hours to several days, and generally involve two or more teams.
| Please submit only sites pertaining to producers of scenario paintball events. |
Scenario producers organize one or more events. They select a location and date, plan or approve a storyline, and promote the event to players. Finally, they make sure the event occurs according to plan. Producers are generally commercial entities because of the significant amount of time and money required for a successful scenario event.
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Please submit submit sites to this category only if they are primarily about scenario teams, or teams that are more recreational than competitive. Other teams can go into Sports/Paintball/Teams in the appropriate hierarchy. If a team calls itself a scenario team on its website, but plays other forms of paintball, it should be listed here. If your site has no content, please add some before you submit. |
A scenario team is a cooperative group of players that have chosen to focus on scenario paintball (or other noncompetitive forms) rather than the more competitive tournament circuit.
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