Biological Warfare

One 50 caliber ammo can is placed in the middle of the playing field.

Inside is placed a can of soda (as the can is smaller, it is able to roll around inside the box. The can represents a containment unit for a new weaponized virus.

Each side must fight to obtain it, then when they capture the box, must get it back to a pre-designated location. The player that carries the box cannot set it down, he can still fight with a pistol or small SMG, or hand it off to another player. Careful handling and transport of the virus is critical.

The game does not end when the box reaches the teams respawn. The team returning the package must then open the ammo can, and retrieve the can. They will open the top of the can, if it should fizz over the rim from being handled roughly, the retrieving team is dead and the other team wins, if the can is opened without fizzing they have won. If the can is ruptured during transport, the team carrying the device loses. As the can represents the containment unit for the virus, this shows whether the containment unit has broken in the fighting.

I really like this one, but I feel that any can would fizz over after making the treck in the ammo can. Maybe adjust it so a certain amount has to fizz over, or add cans so maybe a percentage has to fizz over.
Don't know..just my two cents

How do we measure the amount of fizz, by weight? I think it really leads to it being arguable either way.

I would say no fizz pouring over the lip, that way its definitive, either it did, or it didn't... or...

We could place a few semi-sharp rocks in the ammo can, and just rule that the can can not be punctured? Just another idea. I think like most scenarios, we just need to let them play out, and then make adjustments as necessary.

I'd place an advance sniper unit near the point where the guys with the can have to check to see if its punctured... That way when they open it, the snipers can puncture the can...