[MCII] FINALS: FOED (23) vs PACK (18) FINAL Jan/28
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2016 11:40 pmMINI CUP II - FINALS
VS 
Contacts:
FOED - JPlo64, Conchobar
PACK - jltile1
Set 1: 3 Dubs, 3 Trips, 4 Quads, 1 Tiebreaker Game (FOED to make) Games to be Made Sunday Nov. 27
Set 2: 3 Dubs, 4 Trips, 3 Quads Games to be made Sunday Dec. 11
Each clan will pick the map and settings for exactly half of the games.
- Round limits are allowed. 20 Round limit required on Trench games.
- 6D+7T+7Q in home set each, with classic trips no spoils, chain, sunny as tiebreaker
- Only game types allowed are "Teams" (Polymorphic is not considered a team game)
- All games must have automatic initial troop deploy (no manual)
- All games must be sequential (no freestyle)
- All games must have 24 hour round length (no speed)
- All spoils are allowed EXCEPT "Zombie"
- All forts are allowed EXCEPT "no forts"
- Trench is permitted with no restriction.
- Each map (even random) can only be used twice per clan per clan war but can only be used once per game type (dubs/trips/quads).
- Beta maps are not allowed.
- New settings that are implemented after the start of the Cup will be excluded from wars.
- A player can participate in a maximum of 13 Games (tie-breaker doesn't count towards this total).
FOG OF WAR RULE is in place.
12 hour Fog of War in effect. The rule does not apply to conquest maps or those games where the team going first just deploys/forts without attacks.
If the rule is broken, the offending team has to reveal what was conquered (if any) and those territories that would have been otherwise visible. if not remedied, the offended team can opt for remake before playing their next turn. If opting for remake, the offended team has to make time-stamped post request in the game chat to make it valid.
Both clans agree intentional "timing out" by any player in a game will not be allowed. If this occurs, both clan contacts will discuss and decide if 1) it was intentional & 2) a possible remedy. If there is no agreement, the matter will be referred to the TO for resolution and their decision will be final.
VS Contacts:
FOED - JPlo64, Conchobar
PACK - jltile1
Set 1: 3 Dubs, 3 Trips, 4 Quads, 1 Tiebreaker Game (FOED to make) Games to be Made Sunday Nov. 27
Set 2: 3 Dubs, 4 Trips, 3 Quads Games to be made Sunday Dec. 11
Each clan will pick the map and settings for exactly half of the games.
- Round limits are allowed. 20 Round limit required on Trench games.
- 6D+7T+7Q in home set each, with classic trips no spoils, chain, sunny as tiebreaker
- Only game types allowed are "Teams" (Polymorphic is not considered a team game)
- All games must have automatic initial troop deploy (no manual)
- All games must be sequential (no freestyle)
- All games must have 24 hour round length (no speed)
- All spoils are allowed EXCEPT "Zombie"
- All forts are allowed EXCEPT "no forts"
- Trench is permitted with no restriction.
- Each map (even random) can only be used twice per clan per clan war but can only be used once per game type (dubs/trips/quads).
- Beta maps are not allowed.
- New settings that are implemented after the start of the Cup will be excluded from wars.
- A player can participate in a maximum of 13 Games (tie-breaker doesn't count towards this total).
FOG OF WAR RULE is in place.
12 hour Fog of War in effect. The rule does not apply to conquest maps or those games where the team going first just deploys/forts without attacks.
If the rule is broken, the offending team has to reveal what was conquered (if any) and those territories that would have been otherwise visible. if not remedied, the offended team can opt for remake before playing their next turn. If opting for remake, the offended team has to make time-stamped post request in the game chat to make it valid.
Both clans agree intentional "timing out" by any player in a game will not be allowed. If this occurs, both clan contacts will discuss and decide if 1) it was intentional & 2) a possible remedy. If there is no agreement, the matter will be referred to the TO for resolution and their decision will be final.
