I. Competition Rules
1. Game Nomenclature
One Match - A game in which two teams take turns playing Counter-Terrorists and Terrorists in the upper and lower halves.
Halves - 15 games on one map. Two halves are one game.
Inning - A time period on a map timed at 1 minute and 45 seconds.
Lock time ----10 seconds
2. Maps
The following maps will be used in the tournament. Only one map will be used for each round in the tournament. The maps will be cycled through as the rounds of the tournament progress. ccgAme reserves the right to change the way the maps are cycled by January 20, 2006 at its sole discretion.
De_Cbble
De_Dust2
De_Inferno
De_Nuke
De_Train
3. MATCHES
3.1 Only the captain of the team is permitted to use the game's open communication method during a match ( messagemode1, also known as MM1, i.e. a message visible to both players, default key: Y). Any team member other than the captain who uses MM1 may be penalized by a foul or a loss. Meanwhile, other members of the team can only use their own communication (Messagemode, also known as MM2, i.e., messages that can only be seen by members of their own team, default key: U) during the game. This rule also applies when a character controlled by a team member dies during the game.
3.2 If there is a tie, there will be an overtime of 3 games **** two halves per half. If the result of the first overtime is still a tie, a second overtime will be played with the same rules. In the event of a further tie, a new map will be randomly selected to play 3 games*** two halves of extra time per half.
3.3 If, within five minutes of the start of a half, it occurs that a participant's tournament machine is dropped, the match will be restarted. If the drop occurs within five minutes of the start of the half, the match will be paused at the prevailing score, and will continue after the dropped player has rejoined the server and both players have confirmed that they are OK.
3.4 Only players who have checked in will be allowed to participate in the tournament. If a team uses an unregistered player during a tournament, that team will be disqualified from the tournament. Each team must choose a name for their team and designate one of the registered players as captain.
3.5 Reserves may play as substitutes at the beginning of each game or during the half-time interval. The player who comes on during the half-time interval must use the peripherals of the player he/she is replacing and is not allowed to bring new peripherals into the playing field. A maximum of two (2) substitutes will be allowed to enter the designated substitution area. Substitutes are not permitted until the start of the overtime period of an overtime match.
3.6 A coin toss will be used before the match to determine which team will be Counter-Terrorist and which team will be Terrorist.The team that wins the coin toss will choose which role (CT or T) they will play before the start of the first half. The teams swap roles during the second half of the game. If there is to be overtime, the team that did not choose their first half role before the entire game begins will choose the role they will play in the first half of overtime. Consecutive overtime will continue to alternate according to this rule.
3.7 If a team has not arrived at the playing field after the designated warm-up time has begun, the other team in the match may request a coin toss without their opponent being present. This is done so that the team arriving on time can have time to warm up and decide on appropriate tactics.
4. Hardware and Peripherals
4.1 All tournament machines must have a uniform configuration with default peripherals and be capable of handling the 3D video acceleration required in the game. Players are not allowed to use the machines they bring with them to the game, and players are not allowed to use the game machines during training (excluding pre-game warm-ups).
4.2 Players may use their own keyboards, mice, headsets, and other control devices. Please consult with the on-site staff for any special hardware drivers that you may need.
4.3 The Tournament Organizer will provide a standardized keyboard and mouse for players who do not bring their own equipment.
4.4 Contestants may change the gamma and brightness values of their graphics cards under the Windows operating system, up to a maximum of 1.2. Monitor brightness may be adjusted if the requested value is reasonable, and contest supervisors will warn contestants if the value is too high. Warning. The following display settings are allowed to be adjusted: Vsync, which can be set to "on" or "off" via the display adjustment options; competitors who are unsure of the legality of their settings may ask the on-site supervisor.
5. Contestants' personal settings in the game and server-side parameters during the game
5.1 Contestants may only use the designated GUI (Graphical User Interface), commandmenu (H-key help menu), to modify all settings in the game. No player is allowed to manually open any configuration file (e.g. use a text editor to edit config.cfg on their own) or open the console to enter any parameter, no matter what the player's reason is. Any player caught manually opening the config configuration file will be immediately asked to leave the tournament, and if the player's team does not have a replacement, the team will be sentenced to disqualification due to lack of numbers. It is the responsibility of the league to provide the designated GUI and commandsmenu to the players twenty-four hours prior to the tournament to familiarize them with the GUI and commandsmenu.
5.2 Before the players are seated and ready to play, the management must check the system of the game machine for irregularities and settings.
5.3 Server Side Settings
mp_autokick 0
mp_autocrosshair 0
mp_autoteambalance 0
mp_buytime .25
mp_consistency 1
mp_c4timer 35
mp_fadetoblack 1
mp_falldamage 0
mp_flashlight 1
mp_forcecamera 3
mp_friendlyfire 1
< p>mp_freezetime 10mp_fraglimit 0
mp_hostagepenalty 0
mp_limitteams 6
mp_logfile 1
mp_logmessages 1
mp_logdetail 3
mp_maxrounds 12
mp_playerid 0
mp_roundtime 2.5
mp_startmoney 800
mp_timelimit 999
mp_ tkpunish 0
mp_winlimit 0
sv_aim 0
sv_airaccelerate 10
sv_airmove 1
sv_allowdownload 0
sv_clienttrace 1.0
sv_clipmode 0
sv_allowupload 0
sv_cheats 0
sv_gravity 800
sv_maxrate 25000
sv_maxspeed 320
sv_maxupdaterate 101
sys_ticrate 10000
decalfrequency 60
pausable 1
log on
decalfrequency 60
edgefriction 2
host_framerate 0
6. RACE GROUND REGULATIONS
6.1 Competitors are not allowed to enter the race area without permission from the Organizing Committee. If a competitor wishes to be authorized to enter the competition area, he/she must first report to the official registration office of the competition and will be permanently banned from the competition area if he/she violates the above rules.
6.2 The competition area is for competitors only, and competitors' companions are not allowed to enter the competition area without authorization.
6.3 Competitors will be prohibited from bringing the following items into the competition area: food, alcoholic beverages, animals, seats, seat cushions, pillows, blankets, cell phones, PDAs, recording devices, video devices/cameras. Additionally CCCL reserves the right to refuse items other than those listed above from entering the tournament site.
6.4 Competitors must strictly adhere to the competition schedule and will be given a 5-minute grace period (wait) before losing their right to compete. After exceeding the waiting time, the Tournament Director will decide whether to extend the grace period (waiting) or to forfeit the race in exceptional circumstances (depending on the importance of the race) or for any extenuating circumstances.
6.5 The start time on the match schedule is the time when the match is due to start and not the time when players are required to arrive at the playing area. Competitors must be in the competition area no later than 15 minutes prior to the start time of the competition. Competitors will be allowed to start their individual setups as early as possible after they have been allowed to enter the competition area, up to a maximum of no more than 15 minutes prior to the start time, as conditions permit and as permitted by the competition supervisor. Delays due to malfunctions in hardware and software provided by the tournament organizer. are not covered by this rule.
6.6 Contestants will be fully responsible for the consequences of their use of mouse drivers and drivers for other control devices. The organizing committee will provide the mouse driver to the contestants, and the contestants need to install it by themselves. In addition, competitors who do not enter the competition area 15 minutes in advance will not be provided with additional time for debugging their personal settings and warming up.
6.7 Competitors will not be allowed to leave the tournament area after halftime or before overtime, except in the case of "unavoidable circumstances" (fire, earthquake, air raid, health care, police criminal investigation).
6.8 At the end of the race, participants should leave the race area with their equipment as soon as possible, and the declaration and verification of the results of the race will not require the participation of the participants.
6.9 Damage to the computer hardware provided by the Tournament Organizer may occur due to the loading and unloading of personal equipment and personal negligence (e.g., spilling of beverages into the computer) during the tournament. Depending on the extent of the damage, the Tournament Organizer has the right to seek compensation from the player.
6.10 Participants must be 18 years of age or older to participate in this tournament.
2. Code of Conduct for Competitors and Spectators
1. Competitors should pay attention to their words and behaviors, and maintain a friendly and courteous attitude towards the spectators, other competitors, the media, and officials of the Organizing Committee, etc.
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2. Competitors must accept the awarding of prizes, group photos, interviews and other related activities after the competition.
3. Competitors are required to be quiet in specific areas where they can talk, but only at an appropriate volume and away from other competitors who are competing. Spectators are strictly prohibited from communicating with players who are competing. Spectators are not allowed to linger in the playing area.
4. Spectators and tournament participants outside the specific area (e.g. those watching the live big screen broadcast) are allowed to cheer, but are not allowed to tip off any details and clues related to the tournament to the competitors who are competing. Members of the Organizing Committee have the right to determine whether the actions of spectators will have an impact on the competition.
5. Participants are requested to refrain from swearing during the match. Verbal teasing or provocation of opponents during the match is prohibited. The same rule applies to text communication during the match.
6. It is expected that participants will not be unruly during the match. Negative play and slacking off without reason will be considered a violation of the Athlete's Code and result in a loss or outright disqualification.
7. It is expected that spectators approaching the playing field in the fringe area of the spectator stand will be as quiet as possible.
8. The use of any alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs and narcotics is prohibited on the playing field. Players are not permitted to play while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
9. Smoking is prohibited in all venues during CPL matches.
10. After the results are finalized at the end of the competition, players are requested to dismantle their equipment in an orderly manner. Please do not disturb other competitors who are in the middle of their matches.
11. Competitors are responsible for keeping the area in which they are competing clean.
12. Players should dress appropriately and should not wear shoes, hats, or clothing with reactionary, violent, or obscene words or pictures on them.
3. Miscellaneous
1. Each player who registers and participates in the Tournament agrees to be bound by the Official Rules of the Tournament as set forth in this document. Violation of any of the terms listed herein will result in disqualification from the Tournament
2. Any damage to computer hardware or software, including (but not limited to) intentional damage to software and unauthorized alteration of hardware or software configurations, may result in immediate disqualification from the Tournament.
3. Any clothing that violates the dress code must be replaced. Failure to change prohibited clothing will result in the immediate disqualification of the player.
4. Any violation of the rules of conduct for competitors and spectators will result in a warning upon discovery by a race official. If a warning is carried, the next offense will result in the entire team being out of the game.
5. The Tournament Director reserves the right to delete and modify the rules of the tournament if any cheating, technical negligence or other factors beyond reasonable control diminish the fairness of the tournament.
6. Any protests and disagreements with the rules of the tournament must be responded to directly to the tournament's head referee in a reasonable manner at the time of the incident, and the head referee will make a further decision immediately. The decision of the Head Referee is final.
7. Bad behavior that viciously disrupts the balance of the match and disrupts the course of the match, as determined by the ccgAme Alliance. will result in a long term ban for that team.
8. Any form of cheating, including (but not limited to) intentional disconnections, attacks on the server, etc., will result in the immediate removal of the player or team from the tournament. This will result in the immediate disqualification of the player or team.
9. Referees have the right to disqualify and remove any registered player from the tournament at any time and for any reason at their discretion, without prior notice to the player.
10. Team banners or team sponsor banners may not be displayed anywhere on the field of play, including the tournament area, without permission.
11. Any participant or team attempting to use the map in an abnormal manner or exploiting map bugs will be immediately disqualified from the tournament and may be expelled from the tournament. Please ask the referee before the match if you have any questions related to special tactics.
12. During the game, the referee has absolute authority to rule. Participants must unconditionally implement the referee's decision. If there is a serious dispute, the referee may suspend the game to appeal to the referee, and the referee may file a complaint with the league leadership after the game if the application is invalid. However, the result of the match will not be changed if the dispute is on the spot. The team may request a response from the ccgAme official regarding the dispute, and the league has the responsibility to explain and respond to the match dispute.
13. ccgAme, the Jilin eSports League, has the final say on this tournament.
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