Team LED refers to the team color displayed in the head sensor when the player is alive. The reason for these resets is for operators who cater to a mixed age range running the Battle Royale theme.
They don’t want to take it all the way down to the basic Laser Tag (Battlefield Tag) because there are older players. Still, they want it easier than standard Battle Royale with its common automatic pistol starting emulation and limited reloads.
The standard Gun(Any) reset assumes there will be supply crates in every game. This is great for players 12+ as it gives them a variety of possible strategies, plus they love collecting awesome upgrades. The Gun(Any) reset gives players a Common Automatic Pistol with limited ammo. Games with this reset are expected to have supply crates, where gamers can upgrade their tagger.
However, with younger kids (ages 9 - 11), supply crates can be too complicated to explain in the initial briefing. They love games with a clear objective, like Heist, Capture the Flag, and Hotspots. But they can easily get sidetracked by supplies. They might so forget the supplies entirely, leaving them at a disadvantage.
To solve this, even when introducing supply crates later, is the Assault (Any) reset.
