WarSmoke Competition
Squadron Competition Summer 2017
In the Tradition of the USAF A-10 HawgSmoke Competition
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawgsmoke
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_nRvgI1zeo






This is a three-night event to determine the Number One Squadron in WarBirds to be held over the Month of July 2017.

The Winner will be the WarSmoke Squadron of the Summer 2017 and win FREE Months of WarBirds!

Squadrons will compete on two sides of a conflict held over three Sunday nights for Free WarBirds Cash and Free WarBirds Months.

Each side will have three fields to capture and hold till the end of the event, which will last two hours, Sunday nights starting at 2000 EDT, on Sunday, July 9th, July 16th, and July 30th.

WarSmoke Best Squadron Competition
Win FREE WarBirds Cash and WarBirds Months

The Best Squadron pilots will win two FREE WarBirds Months with up to 16 FREE Months to give away.

Each Participating Member of the Top Squadron for each individual night will win $10 in WarBirds Cash.

Each Squadron/Combined Squadrons need at least 8 players in your Squadron to qualify and the Combined Squads must identify their teamed squadrons before the event to win prizes.

If you do not have 8 players in your Squad, you are welcome to join with another Squadron for the competition as long as you announce the partnership in advance to IENT.

Rules/Scoring.

1) The Event will run from 2000 to 2200 EDT each of three Sunday Nights.
2) The Total Score of all three nights will determine the winners.
3) Every time a side takes one of the 3 designated enemy fields they will win 2500 points in score.
4) Every time a side has its designated fields captured they lose 1000 points.
5) The total Kills score will be calculated for each Squadron based on their identified members accomplishments.
6) Players may only play with their squad or an identified joint squad for their points to count for the Best Squadron competition.
7) The total score for each individual will be the sum of their kills, targets destroyed, and landings from the backend. We will zero scores at the beginning of each event.
8) These individual scores will be totaled.
9) We will take the average of the total scores/total members of the squadron who participated and that average will determine the Best Squadron after all three nights of the competition.
10) For an individual pilot to participate in the prizes, they must fly at least 2 of the three events.
11) For an individual pilot to participate in the prizes, the pilot must record at least 3 kills over the 3 events, six targets destroyed, or three field captures, or six tank kills.
12) The winning side total points for that evening’s scenario, based on the captures and defense of the three designated fields, will be multiplied by 1.5 for the calculation of their squadron’s total score.
13) The Best Squadron, who will win two Free WarBirds Months for up to 16 participants will be the Squadron with the most total points.

All suggestions and recommendations welcome.

WB

Not sure how I feel about the pipper being shopped directly onto the IJ Pilot's head.

~GRIN~

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WarBirders,

Some additional clarification on the scoring for the WarSmoke events to be help Sunday July 9th, 16th, and 30th.

Please get your squaddies together and participate with us to help us promote to Discovery's American Heroes Channel, that make want to partner with IENT to promote WarBirds if we can make a deal.

https://www.ahctv.com/

1)Prizes.
a. Best Squadron gets two free WarBirds months.
b. 2nd Best gets one FREE WarBirds month.
c. 3rd Best gets $10 WarBirds credit.
2) What fields will be active for aircraft?
a. Each side will have three primary fields to defend and three enemy fields to go after on the other side. See terrain picture below.
b. There will be one additional “back” field for bombers to depart from if desired.
c. All other airfields will not have aircraft.
d. All other fields are normal with GVs.
3) How will the event be scored to determine the best squadron?
a. All Scores will be zeroed before the event.
b. Normal scoring will be implemented with additional scoring as proscribed in the attached document to encourage field capture and field defense.
i. Every time a side takes one of the 3 designated enemy fields they will win 2500 points in score.
ii. Every time a side has its designated fields captured they lose 1000 points.
iii. The total Kills score will be calculated for each Squadron based on their identified members accomplishments.
c. Please identify as best you can who is flying in your Squadron (or in the combined squad put together to have at least 8 members).
d. Each identified squadron will receive 8 times their average members score as their total score for operations.
i. If a Squad has 12 members flying, add all their scores from the event, divide by 12, and you get the average squadron member score.
ii. Take that average, multiply by 8 to make all squads equal in recorded accomplishment.
iii. Add to that the scores for their sides captures and field loses for a total Squadron score.
iv. Example
1. 4th and DR play together.
2. They have 12 identified members who play at least two nights to qualify.
3. The total fighter and bomber scores of the 12 players is 14400 (made up number).
4. Divide by 12 and get 1200 average score.
5. Multiply by 8 for total squadron score for the evening would be 9600.
6. Their side had four captures (4 times 2500), so add 10,000.
7. Their side lost their own fields 5 times so subtract 5000.
8. Total Best Squadron Combined Score is 14,600 to compare with other squads for prizes.

Hope to see you on Sunday for the WarSmoke Best Squadron Event.

WB