EdgeGamers? Counter-Strike Source League Rules and Regulations
Short Version:
1. Sign up in the designated sign up thread correctly.
2. No skins or unapproved configurations will be allowed
3. You will have a designated time to scrim.
4. You must record a demo of your entire scrim.
5. Team captain, or someone on the team has to record a demo of the entire match.
6. Top 8 teams will face of in an elimination tournament.
7. Maximum of 20 teams will be allowed.
8. If you cannot scrim on Fridays, Saturdays, or Sundays, don't sign up!
All final decisions will be made by league officials, league officials reserve the right of changing the rules based on specific incident should they arise.
It is illegal to utilize any exploits. This includes and is not limited to the alteration of game/texture files, skins, or client settings. This includes any and all not listed and all violations listed or not listed are up to officials discretion to determine the extent of the violation. Officials have full authority to alter the penalty as they see fit.
Cheating in any way shape or form that does not fall into the exploitation category or categories will result in immediate termination from the CS:S Scrim League and/or further termination as officials see fit. Cheating is defined as to devise or modify (a computer program), usually skillfully. In the event that a player or players are caught cheating the match will stop and officials will step in and make a determination on the spot.
All members posted on a roster must be and are limited to members of Edge Gamers™, MAUL (Modern Admin Unlimited) verified and achieve the rank of e, eG, or eGO (Leadership falls in the category of eGO).
All members must have applied and been accepted into EdgeGamers™ 10 days prior to being registered into the tournament. In a special case, officals may grant amnesty.
All registration takes place during the registration period, once this period ends you will only have select days to make changes to your roster. If in the event that a roster is requesting a change after the deadline has taken place, the request is to be handled by an official(s).
In order for a team to become ACTIVE they must meet the following requirements; minimum of 5 players, team title is given (passed through officials and granted team title by officials), the roster and captain are passed and accepted to leadership, and ALL team members including captains read and sign of on the rules and regulations.
Team name eligibility goes as follows, name(s) do not include anything and are not limited to; depicting of a sexual nature; racism; use of profanity; drugs; general vulgarity; deemed offensive. If in the event that a team name is rejected by league official(s), then the team will be asked to change their name(s). If a team does not wish to change their name(s) they will face disqualification from the CS:S Scrim League.
Once registration opens, all roster submissions must be sent to an official for approval, it must consist of; team name, team captain, and all players along with steam id's and ranks (e,eG,eGO,).
NOTE: Only one member of the FBG scrim team can be on a team, and only one member of the top 30 of the HL stats can be on a team.
EXAMPLE SUBMISSION:
Name: Rule Righting Riders
Captain: (eGO) Player 1 (STEAM_0:1337)
Roster:
(eGO) Player 2(STEAM_0:911)
(eGO) Player 3 (STEAM_0:9000)
(eGO) Player 4 (STEAM_0:1:004000)
(eGO) Player 5 (STEAM_0:1:003000)
Back ups:
(eGO) Player 6 (STEAM_0:1:00000)
(eGO) Player 7 (STEAM_0:1:002000)
Failure to submit a roster to an official will result in disqualification from the CS:S Scrim League.
All players intending on participating in the CS:S Scrim League will follow the proper sportsmanship code of conduct. Failure to acknowledge such will result in loss of round(s), match forfeit, league suspension, and/or league disqualification. It is up to the match officials to determine the penalty (League officials may alter the penalty as they see fit).
All players will follow said conduct:
-Sportsmanship is defined as; sportsmanlike conduct, as fairness, courtesy, being a cheerful loser, etc.
-Respect the mm2 rules (speak in team chat not in public chat).
-The only person permitted to speak during the match is the team captain.
-The only permitted public chat is Good Game (GG) and Good Half (GH), anything else can result in a penalty.
-Any types of taunting will result in match forfeit (hazing, trash talking, persuading).
-If any player does not comply with said conduct he or she may suffer disqualification along with team penalties.
-Anything not listed in present code of conduct is up to league officials discretion.
Demos will be required for every match. Two options are; one demo at the start of every half, -or- One demo at the start of the match until match end.
The demo may be recorded by everyone, or your team captain.
It is required that all players use default skins.
GUI's are acceptable from credible source (i.e. CEVO / ECO / CPL / ect.)
3rd Party Programs (cheats) are not acceptable and will not be tolerated.
ECO League said:
Each match will consist of two (2) fifteen (15) round halves. Each team will be playing as both Terrorists and Counter-Terrorists. After the first (1) half, the teams will swap, and continue playing another fifteen (15) rounds. The object is for the first team to win sixteen (16) rounds. Once a team has reached their sixteenth (16) round victory the game is over. An official will begin to ask if both teams would like to play out (po). If both teams decide to play out then they will continue playing, none of the rounds count towards the match, it just allows for the teams to continue playing "for fun".
In the event of overtime (score is 15-15), then an official will pause the game and explain the following rules:
-The teams will knife for sides (Winning team chooses).
-Then both teams will play one 5 round half to determine the winner.
-The overtime rounds will count to the match score
(i.e. 18-17)
In the event that the server crashes, the match will pause with the current score standing. The match will resume when all technical issues are fixed and/or when a new server become available. The teams will then play with the score that stood before the server crashed and play out with a different "live on 3" configuration. The configuration consists of two (2) fifteen (15) rounds halves continuing the match from the time of the crash, the configuration allows for sixteen thousand (16,000) dollars instead of the standard eight hundred (800). The time and server variables remain the same.
The live on 3 (three) configuration goes as follows:
-The game will restart 3 times, after the the match is live
-Each player will start with $800 (eight-hundred dollars)
-After the fifteenth (15) round both teams will swap sides and the configuration will restart
Each match will have one or two (1 or 2) officials present. Any and all issues will result in a game pause until said issue is resolved.
Each team is allotted 2 time outs per match, these can be used for anything, each timeout has a maximum of five minutes (5), after that the team who initiated the timeout will begin to be penalized.
Match designations will be posted 1 week before the play time. The matches will be played on Friday nights, Saturdays, and Sundays. If you will not be able to meet these requirements, please do not sign up.
Penalties goes as follows:
First Offense. Warning
Second Offense. 2 Round Penalty
Third Offense. Removal From Match
Fourth Offense. League Suspension
League officials may alter said format if the situation calls for it.
All record will be kept through the eGO competition module located on the left hand side of the forums. Teams will be matched up against teams of equal rank, and at the end of 5 weeks the top 6 will move on the finals. The finals will consist of a round robin tournament in which each team will scrim once a day. At the end of the week the winning team will be the one with the highest over all win/lose ratio for the final week.
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