War game scenarios are always with mission objectives that if properly executed would mean a win for the team or mission failure.
There are two sets of mission objectives; one for the terrorist group and one for the good guys. You'll get to play both since most games are switched sides after each game. The point is not to let the opposing team complete their objectives, like when a terrorist group needs to assassinate a VIP, the good guys must protect the VIP and get him from point A to point B at a set time.
There are a lot of game scenarios posted on the web that you could choose from, but the basics are capturing the other team's flag, VIP based scenarios, planting/defusing bombs, and castle sieges. More advanced players tend to play military simulations (MilSim) where there are a lot of variables to put into consideration like limited ammo, outnumbered personnel, multiple objectives, etc. Beginners are advised to play basic games like annihilating all the opposing team members and capturing flags.
My advise in playing whatever scenario is know your objectives, know your surroundings and possible routes, know your enemies and where they most probably are going to be coming from, and stay alive! Hoorah!
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