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[Hoxy57]

For comparison Blackstone do 8 games each 20 minutes long so 2 hours 40 minutes in total

Since I started working shifts and so don't get to play as regularly I've noticed I tend to pay more attention to how much time is actually spent playing compared to sitting in the safe zone so there's certain sites I won't bother returning to. For example the tunnels in Epsom I don't think I got more than an hour and a half playing time

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Sorry for the extremely late reply, I sprained my ankle last month and had my priorities shafted. Back to the topic, after playing another 2 matches I can say with confidence that each session has an actual playtime of 3 hours and 10 minutes with breaks taken into account . Gates open 30 minutes before the session is stated to start, then an hour is spent waiting for people to arrive, doing cronos, and then safety briefings. Then 5 minutes are spent to sort out teams and explain the current gamemode, and then the matches of 15 minutes starts with 5 minute breaks in between for rest and explaining the next gamemode (And balancing teams if needed). Sessions will typically end 30 minutes after the stated time (So a session from 10am to 2pm will technically start at 9:30am and end at 2:20pm)

 

[Hoxy57]

Finally got access to the forums again. Anyways. Went there again last month and all went well for the most part though hearsay was being thrown around regarding cheating (Though I'd imagine it's just things getting heated). Half the people left by the final hour and to keep the session going we did some TTT rounds. I personally see a lot of potential in this gamemode in this field given it's size and all. Though I think the rounds end a bit too quickly due to everyone having a gun, so maybe they could have people start with no guns and have the spare rentals and mags laying around the play area so people can pick them up mid rounds. That and let other opt in to let their guns be thrown in the pool as well. That's just me though, all in all, fun as always.