Welcome to mission Berlin_2019
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INFORMATION
TBA
25.10.2019
9am - 6pm
RULES
- The game in question is: 'Counter Strike: Global Offensive'.
- First day - group stage.
- Second day - elimination.
- Teams consist of 5 players with 1 reserve.
- Team members can include all full time, part time and student-contract employed individuals with the company.
- Team members need to have active and valid work contracts with the company they are playing for during the duration of the Good Game competition.
- First round starts with 3200 gold.
- Team captains need to report to the main stage 30min before match start. Failing to report to the main stage 20min before match start will result in disqualification.
- While on main stage, team captains ban 2 maps each and play a cointoss. Cointoss winner picks either the map, or which side (C or T) he wants to start as. The other team then has a choice of either the map, or the side, depending on which choice is left by the team which won the cointoss.
- Teams will have time to warm up from when they are seated at their computers until the next full hour. There is no guaranteed warmup time.
- Matches always start on the full hour, except the first matches of the day.
- Players will be equipped with computers and peripherals from our sponsors. No changes to the computer settings are to be made. Pre-set Steam logins will be used.
- Players can use their own keyboard, mouse and headset. Setup time will be limited to start of the game. Mouse and keyboard drivers are allowed.
- Players who use their own equipment are required to return the setup to it's original state.
- When seated at a computer, players can change and edit the following: player name, key binds, in-game mouse sensitivity, crosshair type, video resolution.
- Game ends when one team reaches 11 rounds won.
- 50% companies with most wins will play Saturday in the A cup
- 50% companies with least wins will play Saturday in the B cup
- Groups with 3 teams will have 2 teams play in the A cup and 1 team proceed in the B cup
- If multiple teams within the same group have the same numbers of wins, 2 teams with most rounds won overall continue onto the elimination round.
- If multiple teams within the same group have the same number of rounds won, rock-paper-scissors will be played.
- Cup A and Cup B teams will be paired in regards to the number of 'rounds won minus rounds lost'. E.g. if a team won 11 rounds but lost 10, they have 1 round in the matching phase.
- Team with most rounds won will be matched with the team with least rounds won. Etc.
- Final matches for 3rd and 1st place are played until one team reaches 16 rounds won.