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Brian McIlmoyle · February 25th, 2016, 23:50

Respawning can be used creatively to simulate a larger force than is actually on the ground.

it can be a tool in balancing game dynamics

that said.. the most intense experiences are found in no respawn games.

What I have been doing for the WWII events I run is break the event down into Missions , each mission has discrete timings , and everyone has one life per Mission. the outcome of Missions impact the next Mission.

So for example , the Mission may be to establish and hold a forward observation point for 2 hours. If you get taken out in the first 5 minutes you are out till the next mission launches in 2.5 hours.

February 25th, 2016, 23:50	#5
Brian McIlmoyle 8=======D Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Toronto	Respawning can be used creatively to simulate a larger force than is actually on the ground. it can be a tool in balancing game dynamics that said.. the most intense experiences are found in no respawn games. What I have been doing for the WWII events I run is break the event down into Missions , each mission has discrete timings , and everyone has one life per Mission. the outcome of Missions impact the next Mission. So for example , the Mission may be to establish and hold a forward observation point for 2 hours. If you get taken out in the first 5 minutes you are out till the next mission launches in 2.5 hours. __________________ Brian McIlmoyle TTAC3 Director CAPS Range Officer Toronto Downtown Age Verifier OPERATION WOODSMAN If the tongue could cut as the sword does, the dead would be infinite