Editing 2000 Bayou Battle (section)

== Course of the game ==

The first major German objective was the capture of the position designated as Paris. The German half-track advanced with approximately 30 players, while Allied forces approached through the speedball field, past the position named Normandy and towards the German airfield.[1]

German defenders retained Paris despite repeated Allied attacks. The contemporary report attributed the German advantage to more coordinated operations and the concentration of larger groups on individual objectives. Several special missions proved difficult because their objectives were located deep within opposing territory.[1]

Night games were conducted on the speedball field. The velocity limit was reduced to 265 feet per second, and all hits counted rather than only visible paint breaks.[1]

Play resumed on 15 October. German forces conducted a two-pronged attack, while the Allies attempted an armoured advance along the field's right-hand route. The German half-track disabled the Allied vehicle and subsequently advanced towards the Allied command position. During the closing stages, the German force pushed the remaining Allied players back into their headquarters.[1]

The German side was declared the winner. The contemporary report did not publish a numerical final score.[1]