185 participants.
5 factions.
Actors, double agents, and internal intrigue.
Over 100 carefully written missions and sub-missions.
Maps, in-game currency, casualty cards, and a world filled with realistic props.
A continuous storyline with multiple subplots, spanning three days and two nights.

Our motto is simple: Making Airsoft Better Together.
And that is exactly what we did. Together with the players, volunteers, actors, and catering crew whose positivity and perseverance made this event possible.

Behind the scenes, we were building props and décor, organizing logistics and gameplay, writing background stories, and aligning dozens of moving parts. Slowly, we built the online tension toward what would become a landmark Milsim event.

We had almost everything exactly where it needed to be.
An entire world was ready to unfold.

And when players stepped into that world, it came to life immediately. Yes, there was chaos, sometimes by design, sometimes not. But that chaos is what made the experience feel real.

Stories quickly began circulating: secret missions executed in silence, unexpected alliances between factions, infiltrations, hostage situations, bribable officers, and players standing guard through the night to protect their camps.

This was Airsoft at a different level.

Only at the very end did the one element we could not control make its presence known: relentless rain that cut the experience shorter than we had planned. What players experienced was only a fraction of what had been prepared behind the scenes.

We wrung out our wet socks, caught some sleep…..
And the very next day, we started preparing the next big event.

Because this was only the beginning.