Failure to do so will result in a forfeit. Teams are responsible for all scheduled matches. To receive a no-show win, you must submit a ticket within 30 minutes of the scheduled match time. You must also report the match as a win for your team. We receive many tickets from our users, and they are handled in the order they are received. When submitting a ticket, fill out all applicable fields. Submitting an incomplete or incorrect ticket will be closed without being processed.
You are required to select your team name from the drop-down. If you are submitting a ticket about a match, you must also fill out the match ID or your ticket will not be processed. All admin decisions are final. If you would like your case looked into again due to new evidence, feel free to submit a new ticket. Submitting a ticket without additional evidence is argumentative and you risk your team being locked.
Do not post in the forums regarding a ticket issue. Cheating The use of any communications other than what is provided within the game is prohibited. For example, the use of Skype or private chatting during a match is not allowed. The only exception to this rule is for games that give you no advantage by using outside communication.
We have a zero tolerance policy for cheating. If your team receives a win that was not earned or played, you must submit a ticket to have it removed. Failure to do so will result in your team being removed from GameBattles. Referees If you have any problems during a match, you may contact a Staff member over Live Support to answer any questions you may have.
Please contact the Referees first as this is their job. Verbally abusing Staff members called into a match will not be tolerated. All team leaders are responsible for the conduct of the players on the team while interacting with staff and are subject to penalties for abusive team players. Staff members that enter a match have the discretion to make necessary calls to ensure the match is completed successfully.
Failure to do so will result in penalties for your team. After the match, if you disagree with a call made, first you must accurately report the match and then you can submit a ticket for review by an Admin. Do not dispute the match on purpose. Essentially, proof needs to be large enough in size to clearly read all scores and gamertags. We recommend all video proof should be uploaded to the GB Game Room. Picture proof can be uploaded to your GB profile.
For all glitching and cheating claims, the burden of proof is on the accuser. To submit a glitching or cheating claim, you must submit a ticket and include the URL link containing valid proof.
All conversations between users are not considered proof. Prize s. Eligibility and Limitations. Conduct and Decisions.
Arbitration and Governing Law. Use of Data. Rules and List of Winners. Any form of cheating, glitching, abusing in-game mechanics, or unsportsmanlike behavior may result in a Forfeit of a Map, Match, or Ban from GameBattles. Punishable unsportsmanlike behavior includes, but is not limited to, excessive use of foul or degrading language.
The Official Rules are subject to change at any time, so please check them often. The Tournament size and prizing are subject to change based on the number of total teams registered at the end of the registration period.
No changes are able to be made to any tournament rosters players, usernames, etc. In general, players cannot change their Gamertags or PSNs after registration ends. If there is an issue that requires a Gamertag or PSN to be changed and it is after registration ends, the player will need to submit a Ticket requesting the change.
An Online Tournament Admin, or other MLG employee, will review the request and decide whether or not to allow the change. All participants must be legal residents of the United States. Participants are limited to only one 1 prize per household per Tournament.
All credit purchases are final and cannot be refunded. In the event that you do not make it into a tournament, your credits will be refunded, but as stated, credit purchases are final. This unique username must have been registered on GameBattles personally by you, the user. If a false Name, Address, or Email was entered, the user voids the privilege to participate in the event and or receive any prizes. As a user, you are personally responsible for accepting any invitation to a team.
You also forfeit the ability to receive a prize. User is prohibited from sharing account information stored on GameBattles with another person for any reason. This includes, but is not limited to the following: usernames, passwords, gamertags, email accounts, etc. If another person accesses your account, you may be disqualified from the event and removed from GameBattles. Gameplay No leaving the normal boundaries of a map.
Copycat must be used as the Death Streak. If this rule is violated, the Match results will be removed. Players must appear offline for the entire Match. Players should set their Friends List to Private. Prior to the start of a Match, a Team may request that the Players on the other Team go to the Xbox dashboard. If such a request is made and both Teams are able, they should gather proof of the Players going to the Xbox dashboard. If a Team refuses to go to the Xbox dashboard, the other Team should contact an Admin and invite them into the Private Match so that they can enforce the request.
If a Capture the Flag Game ends in a tie, the Overtime tiebreaker will not be used. Instead, the Game must be replayed. Host and teams for Round 1 are not changed when a Game is replayed. Host Test Games are allowed. Private Match Lobby Hosts who violate this rule may forfeit the Match.
Teams that quit out of a Game and claim that the wrong Game Type Settings were used will Forfeit the Game if they are unable to provide proof to back up their claim. Teams may delay the Match between Games for up to five minutes. Teams can request that an Admin enforce this five minute time limit. If an outside Player joins a Round while it is in progress and stays for more than 10 seconds, picks up or uses a weapon, picks up or defuses the bomb, picks up or returns the flag, or is injured, the effected Round must be restarted.
A Match will consist of 3 Games. Once one Team wins 2 Games, the Match is over. Teams are not able to accept Challenges made by Teams that are more than 5 Levels above or below them. Teams may not play each other more than once in a 24 hour period.
Scheduled Matches can also be removed at any time if both Teams submit a Ticket. Matches must be played in their entirety, unless both Teams agree to postpone or cancel the Match. In order to postpone or cancel a Match that has already begun, both Teams must submit a Ticket.
Once one Team wins 3 Games, the Match is over. After losing a Match, Teams will fall into the Losers Bracket. If Teams are scheduled to play each other for a 2nd time in the Playoff Bracket, their Match will expand to a Best of 11, include the previous Match, and pick up where that Match left off. The Team that won the first Match must Host Game The lower seeded Team must choose 1 Game to Host from Games Then, the higher seeded Team must choose 2 Games to Host from Games If the Teams scheduled to play each other in the Finals have not yet played against each other in the Playoff Bracket, a Match must be played using the Finals Game Types.
The winner of a tiebreaking Match will win the Online Event. If a proposed rescheduling of the Match time has not been agreed upon, the Match is required to be played at the scheduled Match time. Leaders from opposing Teams can reschedule a Match. In order for a Match to be officially rescheduled, a Challenge must be accepted for a different Match time.
Teams should contact an Admin if they encounter any problems scheduling or playing their Match. In order to get a Forfeit win, Teams should contact an Admin and invite them into the Private Match, so that they can confirm that the Team was online at the scheduled time.
In order to get a Forfeit win, in the absence of an Admin see Reporting Rule 3. Games do not have to be played in the order set by the Map Randomizer.
Then, the lower seeded Team must choose 2 Games to Host. The Games must be played in the order set in the Playoff Bracket Game Types section of the Rules and all Host choices must be made before the start of the Match. Hosting Players should create the Private Match.
As the hosting Team changes over the course of a Match, the new hosting Player should leave the Private Match and create a new one. Teams should play a Host Test Game, for roughly 30 seconds, before a new Host is going to be used, in order to determine if the Host is reasonable. All Players must agree that the Host is reasonable all Players with green bars before the start of a Game.
After each Game, either Team may request that a new Host be tested, if the previous Host was unreasonable. If a Player loses their connection to the Host when the Game launches, the Game must be restarted. If a Player loses their connection to the Host during a Game, the Round must continue. Players losing their connection to the Host may be invited back to the Private Match. To report the Match results, Teams must report the Match Score accurately, including the number of overall Maps won.
For example, Maps can be reported as , , etc. Screenshots should contain the Round Score, players on each Team, and a time stamp. In order to dispute Match results, Tickets must be submitted immediately following the Match. The Ticket section below provides more instructions on submitting tickets. Videos may also be uploaded to the GB Game Room. For all cheating claims, the burden of proof is on the accuser. When submitting a Ticket, fill out all applicable fields.
Incomplete or incorrect Tickets will be closed without being processed. All Admin decisions are final. After a decision has been made regarding a Ticket, additional Tickets may only be submitted if they contain new information that would affect the outcome of the match.
Tickets are handled in the order that they are received. Staff members should not be contacted regarding the status of Tickets that have not been closed. Settings The default settings specified in these rules can be changed, but only if an option is available in the challenge.
The staff will support no other agreements, i. So unless specified otherwise in the match details, these default rules will be followed. The following settings apply to all GameBattles matches, regardless of the Game Mode. Spectating: Disabled Does not apply for Search and Destroy.
Spectating is to be Enabled when a Staff Member is present to spectate the match. If the Overtime results in a Draw, the map must be replayed until a winner is decided. The team hosting is responsible to ensure all setting are correct prior to beginning any map. If the settings are incorrect, the map needs to end and the next map needs to be played. The team that was not hosting is responsible for obtaining valid proof to show that the hosting team did not have the settings correct.
A ticket with valid proof must be submitted immediately after the match has been completed. Settings that are not listed below should not be changed from their default state. Search and Destroy Round Length: 2. If this is not selected, maps that are not included in the MLG Variant Gameplay may be randomized and cannot be played. You must submit a ticket to have that match removed.
Both teams must be able to capture video or picture proof that each opponent player was at the Dashboard prior to the match. Please follow the below steps. For 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, and 4v4 Matches: Both teams must meet with their correct number of players in the game lobby. This is in accordance with rule number 11 under the Matches section below. Both teams need to have one or more people dedicated to collecting proof.
The hosting team should create a Party Chat and invite in all players from both teams. The hosting team, while in the party chat, is to leave the game lobby and go to the Xbox Live Dashboard. The status should be changing to reveal when players are switching to the Dashboard. The team that was not hosting is to leave the game lobby and go to the Dashboard to allow the hosting team to gather proof.
The hosting team is to re-enter or recreate the game lobby if needed. The team that was not hosting must then return to the game lobby. For 5v5, 6v6, 7v7, and 8v8 Matches: Both teams must meet with their correct number of players in the game lobby. This will allow the people gathering proof to see if players go to the Xbox Live Dashboard. The hosting team is to leave the game lobby and go to the Dashboard. Once both teams have gathered proof that their opponents have visited the Xbox Live Dashboard, the match can begin.
The system always knows your personal history on any given game. Answer: No, each Arena is calculated separately. We are happy to see that the new MLG Ranking system has become so successful and we look forward to watching all of you compete in the coming months to determine who the best of the best really is.
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