Conflict Colorado

12/11/2019

Wanted to say thank you for your service to all our staff as well as all those veterans out there. You are appreciated!

24/08/2019

We hope many of you will join us this weekend to help support homeless veterans. It’s a great cause, and everyone can engage in some great mini-battles with us too!

For this event ages 6 and up are welcome to participate as we will feature our lighter weight laser tag guns.

We will also raffle off a half day event to one lucky winner to bring up to 20 people to play with us!

Don’t miss out!

https://youtu.be/Vs0A6vK5ysg

Group wants to build tiny home communities for Veterans with PTSD

29/06/2019

Target shooting with an army sharpshooter st Freedom Fest 2019. This is a great event to support veterans.

29/06/2019

If you like Rock n roll and you couldn’t make it this year, you seriously need to put this on your calendar for next year.

29/06/2019

If anyone is coming to Freedom Fest today, stop by and see us!

https://g.co/kgs/qZtR8N

22/06/2019

Weather is mostly holding up in Bailey today.

22/06/2019

Bailey Days 2019- I love the mountains. Some people walk their dogs. Some people... well, they walk their sheep.

13/06/2019

Meet one of our youngest players ever. Asking him for a quote, he said, “Conflict Colorado is the best ever.” He cracked us up and was so into it, rolling around on the ground and crawling through the underbrush.

07/06/2019

Congratulations to our Tanner Gun Show 4-pack winner, Mase Edwards. We are looking forward to having you join us! We want to thank everyone who stopped by this past weekend. We hope we will get to have all of you join us out at Wellington Lake.

01/06/2019

Having some fun at the Tanner Gun Show this weekend. First time a booth has let people shoot guns live at the show. 😂😂

If you’re in the neighborhood, come on down and say hello.

27/05/2019

It's true.

24/05/2019

Happy Memorial Day Weekend everyone!!

This is a great weekend for singles, doubles and small groups. Sunday and Monday are great days to enjoy the outdoors and introduce yourself in our Quick Deployment (90m) sessions. You can get familiar with the gameplay and weapon system. Then you can come back again for our more in depth Standard Deployment (half day) to get even more immersed in the experience.

And don’t forget to thank a vet for his service and remember why we have Memorial Day, to remember our brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers that have fallen since we started this great nation. Our vets work hard to bring these events to you. We look forward to hosting you!

10/05/2019

Here at Conflict Colorado we have all kinds of gizmos and gagets.
This guy right here is the cloner that we use for when you "die" in the game.

So one of the rules is: When you've been shot down and the medic doesn't get to you in time you actually "die" which then means you have to head back to the cloner, so you can come back as a clone of yourself.

10/05/2019

We do the impossible every game.
Our mission is to get people out and about, working as a team, and at the end of the day to have a lot of fun.

We pursue our mission with excellence and integrity to help people become leaders, innovators and warriors for a day.

Here's one of our marksmen (Scott) hanging out in the back while our front men push forward. He's definitely waiting for the perfect opportunity to strike.

02/05/2019

Laser Skirmish – Greater range, precision, and fairness

So what is laser skirmish anyway? Laser skirmish, laser combat, and laser tag are essentially all the same thing. Players have a weapon of some kind attached either through a wire or wirelessly to a headset or vest or both. The weapon fires a harmless infrared beam that is exactly like how your Blu-Ray remote sends a signal to the player. The headset or vest receives a “hit” which then makes the player take damage or eliminates them completely. The difference between laser “tag” and “skirmish” is essentially the realism associated with the system.

In a traditional laser tag venue, one will generally find “sci-fi” type weapons, although some venues are starting to use a slightly more realistic “looking” weapon. Nevertheless, the results are almost always the same. A player shoots another player. They are eliminated usually temporarily or sometimes until they return to a base to re-spawn.

Laser skirmish or combat is another evolution of the sport. It uses semi-realistic to completely realistic weapons just like the military. Each weapon works differently, based on its class, type, and size. For example, a squad operated weapon will fire faster and do more damage than a simple assault rifle like an M4 or AK47. A long rifle (sniper rifle) will usually do more damage than both, but takes longer to re-load than a rifle that uses a standard magazine, but not nearly as long as it takes to reload an LMG (light machine gun) such as an M249.

Of course, that still wasn’t good enough for Conflict Colorado, taking laser skirmish even farther with objectives and story to go along with combat and team tactics. Of course, for new players, sometimes it’s better to start with our Quick Deployment just to get a little more familiar with the general weapon system first.

No cheating allowed

With airsoft and paintball cheating is a lot easier. With a laser based game, it is very difficult to cheat, since once the sensors render you dead or out of the game, your weapon will no longer function. Trying to hide or cover sensors also triggers a “cheat” scenario which will shut down your ability to use your weapon. And in those cases, only a referee can get you back into the game, hurting your team in the process.

How about the referees?

In laser skirmish, as in any other competitive sport, one should be able to interact with other players, to think outside the box to achieve objectives. One should be able to coordinate as a team and increase one’s physical strength and improve their abilities by training regularly.
To maintain impartiality, it is important to have referees to make sure all players are treated fairly. Through story and scripting, they will explain the rules and clarify the objectives. They will punish cheaters and give penalties to the team. As mentioned previously, hits are registered by the weapon’s electronics which can not be tricked. Still some players occasionally attempt to talk to other players while eliminated or continue on to objectives. These behaviors are not tolerated and players are either warned or removed entirely.
What’s next?
Laser skirmish goes beyond just two teams shooting each other for the win. And at Conflict Colorado it often goes way beyond that. But if you haven’t played before, the first thing you will want to do is experience it. Get your feet wet with our Quick Deployment or dig all the way in with our Standard Deployment, where you get to learn some actual basic tenets of real combat, work with the most realistic weapons in the world and work as a team toward multiple objectives.

Return again and again to gain access to more advanced weapons and tactics, such as the RPG or claymore mines and a lot more.

28/04/2019

Hello, everyone. I want to share a conversation I had the other day, mainly because we get this question a LOT. Tony is 64, overweight, and out of shape. His group wants spend time with us playing but Tony is concerned that he will “hold the group back” and wasn’t sure if he should play.
Just like Corey here in the picture, who also asked that question, we have people from all walks of life, fitness levels, and weapon skills (or complete lack thereof😀). And EVERYONE participates, AND has fun. This is a team effort. It isn’t anything like the laser tag you played anywhere else. Sure a really competent player can be successful… individually, but it takes a team effort to win. And as an aside, Corey was a beast with the SAW he is holding.
We have weapons of several different classes, so there is usually a fit for everyone. Some are heavy. Some are very lightweight. There are active combat roles and support roles.
So if you or your friend, girlfriend, teammate, co-worker, boss, coach, or just about anyone asks if anyone in your group can participate, and will they have fun, you can give a resounding YES!.

21/04/2019

Happy Easter, everyone! Good luck finding these eggs! :)

25/12/2018

Merry Christmas from all of us at Conflict Colorado!!! We hope you and yours the best one yet.

https://youtu.be/4WvwX18oMR4

A couple (Matt Damon, Cecily Strong) sits down to reflect on a great Christmas with their family as they quietly remember the horror. ...