Battlefield LIVE gives the gamer a chance to experience command, control, and sighting, while exercising their body. Opponents are never entirely sure what will challenge their clan next, increasing the tension and fun. Vying for a position in the finals series ‘Legion of Felix’ had to battle with a rival Brisbane clan. With a win, a tie, and a win, ‘Legion of Felix’ defeated 'Trigger Happy' for the right to face off against ‘7th Death’.

The final series was the best of three games so the pressure was massive.

The first game of the finals was an elimination death match. A ‘death match’ is where one team shoots the other, and tries not to shoot their clan, but friendly fire is possible in this game. ‘Legion of Felix’ played it tight and came out victorious. Surprisingly ‘7th Death’ chose to rest one of their key players in this crucial match. This resulted in a big win for ‘Legion of Felix’; a costly decision.

Needing a tie or a win to take the tournament, ‘Legion of Felix’ played conservatively for the second game, which was a bulldog match. ‘Bulldog’ is where points are allocated for gamers to cross the opposition’s base-line. They focused on keeping a couple of gamers alive by the end of the round. The tactic worked and ‘Legion of Felix’ came out on top.

The last game was the famous capture the flag, a crowd favorite. The ‘Capture the Flag’ mission is where the clan must assault a central area, gain possession of the flag and extract on the opposite side of the field. Despite ‘7th Death’ winning this final game, with a decisive wins in the first two finals rounds, ‘Legion of Felix’ were so far out in front that the last game result was mute.

The national tournament ended fittingly with Angel being the last-woman standing of the entire competition. Winning live gaming competitions at the national’s level takes skills, dedication, and the right equipment. Battlefield Sports, is the leading developer and manufacturer of live gaming. For more information visit battlefieldsports.com