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- | **The Zone is primarily a combat game. That said we have had several players for whom the combat is very much a minor interest and one or two who have avoided it as much as possible. There are science missions with little to no combat. These are currently | + | **The Zone is primarily a combat game. That said we have had several players for whom the combat is very much a minor interest and one or two who have avoided it as much as possible. There are science missions with little to no combat. These have previously been run down a short flight of stone stairs, |
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For other missions we tend to use the woods to the east and west. To the west there is a series of clearings accessed down a couple of quite steep slopes, then the deep hollow mentioned above, then a couple of narrow paths along the hillside parallel to the field. For anyone with mobility issues this is unlikely to be suitable. To the east we mainly follow the public footpath which is relatively flat but with some muddy patches. The southern end of that path opens out onto the field and into the trees at the southern tip of the field. Unfortunately the site managers have put metal rails up to deter dogwalkers from walking onto site, so this may present a serious barrier to accessibility. The northern edge of that path ends in either a stone staircase or you can continue slightly further along the path and it slopes up to meet the access road. Unfortunately, | For other missions we tend to use the woods to the east and west. To the west there is a series of clearings accessed down a couple of quite steep slopes, then the deep hollow mentioned above, then a couple of narrow paths along the hillside parallel to the field. For anyone with mobility issues this is unlikely to be suitable. To the east we mainly follow the public footpath which is relatively flat but with some muddy patches. The southern end of that path opens out onto the field and into the trees at the southern tip of the field. Unfortunately the site managers have put metal rails up to deter dogwalkers from walking onto site, so this may present a serious barrier to accessibility. The northern edge of that path ends in either a stone staircase or you can continue slightly further along the path and it slopes up to meet the access road. Unfortunately, | ||
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We will make whatever accommodations we can for someone with mobility issues but ultimately we are somewhat restricted by what the geography of the site will allow.** | We will make whatever accommodations we can for someone with mobility issues but ultimately we are somewhat restricted by what the geography of the site will allow.** |