Please take the time to read through our global rules
before you start playing in this ladder. These rules not only apply to
UT3 Vehicle Capture The Flag but all ladders within ClanBase. Knowing
the global ladder rules will avoid conflicts and will increase your
chances of winning conflicts.
The General rules section
covers the default punishment for breaking the rules, our right to
broadcast matches, the complaints system and what counts as official
match rules. The rating system is explained in detail, and provides information about the number one spot.
Clients
must be running the latest official Unreal Tournament 3 patch which is
currently patch 1.3. A list of download mirrors for the patch can be
found here.
There are no rules on netspeeds for the UT3 ladders. Dynamic Netspeed is optional.
Games are played with the following server settings:
Power Ups - On
Game Speed - 1.00
Air Control - 0.35
Goal Score - 0
Time Limit - 20 minutes
Friendly Fire Scale - 0.00
Spawn Protection Time - 0.00
Allow Teammate boosting - Off
Allow Behind View - Off
Allow Taunts - Off
Force Respawn - Off
Players Must Be Ready - On
Max Players - 10 (for a default team size)
Max Spectators - 0
The server must run
the latest non-beta server patch. Clans or players may freely refuse to
use servers not running the latest versions. Often patches are released
for Linux/Windows at different times, please bare this in mind. We
suggest you don't run beta server patches - though you may do so if you
and your game server provider wish.
The
"NetServerMaxTickRate" settings in [IpDrv.TcpNetDriver] and
[Engine.DemoRecDriver] must be set to a value of 30-35 - and it must be
the same value in both places. Under certain circumstances (namely an
unpatched pre-2.6 linux kernel), a higher tickrate value is allowed -
however, the maximum packets sent by the server must not exceed 35 at
all times. This can be checked by pressing F6 (or typing STAT NET in
the console) and viewing the IN' value on the 'packets' line.
Checking
the server settings is both clans'/players' responsibilities. If a
certain setting is wrong the clan/player responsible for the server
should be notified before the match starts. Matches will not be
replayed or restarted because of a wrong setting that could have been
reported before or at the beginning of the match.
Serverside demos are required for every map. Both clans may
request the demos from the other clan during a match conflict (1on1:
all, 2on2: 1 per map, 3on3: 2 per map, 4on4: 3 per map, 5on5: 4 per
map). If a clan hasn't uploaded its demos on the ClanBase FTP within 3
days, a matchconflict can be made to request them.
Demos must be kept until the result has been accepted on
ClanBase. If either clan/player decides to request demos in case of a
conflict they must also explain their reasons for doing so.
If a clan/player fails to provide all the requested demos, or
if some of the requested demos are broken or missing 2 or more minutes
of match time, the other clan may request that the match be cancelled.
Clans and players repeatedly failing to provide demos will be deleted.
In case a clan/player wants demos from the opponent the clan
should immediately state the exact demos they want (player and map). If
the clan/player doesn't comply with this request the opponent is free
to upload any demo of the match as he sees fit. A clan/player can only
request demos once in a conflict and only during the first 3 days.
Other requests will be ignored.
In the event of any clan or player requesting too many demo's
to be uploaded the other player or team may upload any demos they wish
from the match aslong as the minimum number of demos required are
provided.
After the requested demos are uploaded, the complaining
clan/player has 3 days to specify specific points in the demo to check.
If they fail to do so it will be assumed they have no complaints about
the demos anymore.
Screenshots of the scoreboards should always be taken by each
clan or player and kept untill 2 weeks after the matchresult has been
confirmed. Only screenshots can be accepted as proof when there is a
dispute about the score. Screenshots can be requested by supervisors at
any time.
Clans
are not allowed to share line-ups. Clans should not have more than 50%
of their members in other clans, where they are active in the same
ladders. Clans will be considered active if they are ranked in those
ladders. Hibernating clans are not ranked. All violating clans will be
warned by email. After this warning, the clans have five days to clear
up their members list. Clans still violating the rule after this period
will be suspended
for 1 month from the involved ladders. Repeated violations will result
in a 3-month suspension from all ladders. This rule also applies to
‘multi-gaming’ clans.
If the percentage of players shared is more than 50% of the total
number of players in one clan, but is significantly less than 50% in
another then only the first clan will be warned. For example, 51% of
one clan’s roster also belongs to another clan’s, the other clan has
more players so only 30% of its roster is in the first clan – the first
clan will be warned, the other won’t.
At
least half the line-up used in every match (not 1on1) should be
different from those used by any other clan in the same ladder. This
does not apply to 2on2 ladders (unless it happens too regularly – four
or more occasions). The following list shows what is not allowed, based
on the line-up of two matches, one for each clan:
- 3on3 ladder: two players are the same in the two matches
- 4on4 ladder: three players are the same in the two matches
- 5on5 ladder: three players are the same
- 6on6 ladder: four players are the same
- 7on7 ladder: four players are the same
- And so on
Violating clans will receive a forfeit loss for all of the
matches in which they are violating the shared line-up rule. Two or
more violations of this rule will also result in suspensions.
The cheating and abuse policy applies to all ClanBase ladders. Any cheating or abusive behaviour during a match will result in a forfeit loss.
Ladders are moderated by four methods: join applications, score changes, suspensions and deletions:
Join applications are dealt with by the ladder/mod supervisors
to stop fake clans, members with fake GUIDs and countries from the
wrong region from entering the ladder.
Matches may be edited to a cancellation, no-show, forfeit
loss or a win for the opponent - depending on the ladder rules and
severity of the problem. A forfeit loss is the standard punishment for
all violations unless the punishment is otherwise stated in the rules.
Suspensions are used to punish abuse of the ladder system and
range from short-term to long-term/permanent suspensions, from one
ladder only to all ladders. Suspensions are added by the ladder chiefs
and assistants.
Punishments are summarised in a table, found here.
Clans that are suspended from a ladder may not form the same clan
elsewhere to play that ladder, this includes new clans or altered
existing clans. The guidelines for determining if a clan with an active
suspension has rejoined with a new clan will not be given out so don't
ask for them.
If a clan is suspended from a ladder the suspension can be
viewed by using the clan's matches page. Appeals to the suspension
reporter will only be acknowledged if the accusation against the clan
can be proven false. Provide all necessary proof immediately on the war
summary page. Members may only contact the ladder assistants/chiefs if
the reporter is not mentioned.
It
is strictly forbidden to use accounts of other users, even if the users
are in your clan. Such cases will always be considered abuse and
subject to temporary bans. This does not apply to players who are
forced to share GUID's.
It is not allowed to take advantage of
or abuse bugs. Any kind of bug abuse is considered cheating and will
lead to a forfeit loss, unless otherwise mentioned specifically in the
game-related rules.
All programs or files, either changed game
files or new files, that change the game or add to its functionality,
or which interact with the game in any way, are strictly forbidden.
Modified versions of the game's resource files are always forbidden,
regardless of what they do. The use of any forbidden program or file by
any clan member during a match, leads to a forfeit loss, and could lead
to a removal and ban from ClanBase in major cases.
Programs
that do not interact with the game in any way are allowed, even if they
can be used and operated simultaneously with the game. Voice
communication programs are examples of such programs.
Clans abusing the ladder system in any way in order to gain
an advantage or just to be a nuisance will be deleted. Further
punishment may include deletion of the accounts of the person
responsible for the abuse, in extreme circumstances. For example,
someone who has made fake accounts for fake wars may lose all of
his/her accounts.
If the ladder rules for a specific ladder conflict with these global ladder rules, then the specific rules have precedence.
The
proper functioning of the ladder system depends on the sportsmanship of
the participating clans. We expect everybody to play by the rules, but
also to be flexible when circumstances require it and to be reasonable
when an opponent has problems beyond their control.
Not knowing the ladder rules is never a valid excuse for not following them.
ClanBase
reserves the right to broadcast every match. This can be done with
online game broadcast tools for spectating purposes. The recording of
such broadcasts can't be refused by the clans. In many cases ClanBase
will allow or ask third parties to broadcast the matches. Spectators
may never be charged.
For any questions or comments concerning
the ladder or the outcome of conflicts, contact the ladder supervisor
by e-mail or CB Private Messages. For any questions or comments
concerning the ladder or the outcome of conflicts that the supervisor
can't resolve, or for complaints about the supervisor, read here.
Messages not written in English will not be understood and will not be
read. Messages containing abusive language will be ignored. Messages
will be dismissed by the ladder managers if the controversial issue has
not been discussed with the ladder supervisor first, or the ladder
supervisor answered correctly but was ignored.
Agreements
and arrangements made in the challenge notes field, on the server or
elsewhere are not binding. Only the official ladder rules and settings
(maps, optional rules) decided on the challenge form should be followed
and be considered as the correct rules. Agreements that contradict the
ladder rules will be overruled in conflicts.
For example: In conflicts, we will ignore clans who claim that the
opponent agreed that they could use a freelancer on IRC or that the
clan had put ‘24-hour rule doesn’t apply’ on the challenge notes and
the opponent accepted. Proposed servers are never binding and are
‘suggested’ play locations only.
Disclaimer: references to any gender in any ladder rulebooks
within this website do not imply these ladder rules are gender-specific.
Any
clan registered on ClanBase can participate in any ladder. For
information on how to register your clan on ClanBase, read the FAQ.
It
is not forbidden for a player to be a member of more than one clan if
the player links their personalities by using the link on the admin
page. Any player in more than one clan without linking their personalities will be considered to be a freelancer in all clans except the one they were registered with first.
All except the oldest account of the player’s unlinked accounts will be
deleted. Where the oldest account has been abandoned the next oldest
(used) account will remain. The only exception is when the duplicate
accounts are no longer active and are unused.
Only players who are registered in a clan on ClanBase can
play in ladder matches, and they can only play with the nick (or very
similar) they're registered with in that clan. Only players that have
been registered as clan member for 24 hours or more are allowed to play
for their new clan. Unregistered players, players violating the 24-hour
rule and registered clan members who use a different nick or GUID from
the one registered on CB will be considered freelancers.
Clans may request another player to be used by the opponent
before the match, if their choice is violating this rule. If they
cannot replace the player then the match is a no-show.
Once the match starts,
neither clan can complain that the other clan is using a player with a
different nickname or who hasn't been in the clan for 24 hours. A clan
may make a claim of freelancers if their opponent uses a player who has
the wrong GUID registered or is an unregistered player, or uses a
substitute who is breaking the above rule, or a player changes their
name into an unrecognisable nickname during the match.
The
above 24-hour rule does not apply to clans that joined the ladder (for
the first time only) less than 48 hours before the official match time.
The 24-hour rule does not apply to players who were briefly removed
from the clan, for instance accidentally by the clanleader, assuming
they were in the clan for 24 hours previously. A brief period is
considered no longer than 18 hours. Players who are absent for longer
than this period will be considered new to the clan again and must be
in the clan for a further 24 hours before they are eligible to play.
Using
a freelancer in a ladder match will result in a forfeit loss. Using
multiple freelancers will result in a temporary suspension of the clan
from affected ladders or even all ladders. Violations are accumulated
over time. See the punishment guide
for specific durations. Freelancers used over a year ago will not
count, unless the clan has a long history of using freelancers.
ClanBase
only creates ladders when we believe there's a 'market' for it. When a
new game or mod is released, we usually create a European ladder for it
first, and country ladders later as the European ladder becomes busier.
If you would like to request a new ClanBase ladder for a new
game, mod or an existing game and you think there will be enough
interest from other clans to make it competitive - please start a
petition (or vote for an existing petition) using this page.
Next, we will consider adding the ladder, based on the popularity of
the game or mod and based on our relevant expertise in order to provide
a great working ladder. There is no set number of votes that will
ensure a ladder or game is added. The ladder/game may be rejected if it
has been tried before and failed.
Country/region
ladders may be restricted to clans of the corresponding nationality,
appearing in the Regional Ladders section of the rules. Not every
ladder has these rules, but the restriction for all regional ladders is
that matches for country/region ladders have to be played on servers in
that country/region, unless both clans prefer not to. When clans play
on a server not within the region, neither clan can later dispute the
score because of it, as when a match starts – servers and settings are
accepted. Disputes need to be settled before the match starts.
The
inactivity system will remove clans from all the ladders with more than
20 active clans, who haven't played for 8 weeks. Read here
for more info. The inactivity system is designed not to work on ladders
with no or little activity. Dormant clans will not be forcibly removed
from inactive ladders by the ladder chiefs unless they hold the number
one spot. Please do not ask us to do so, alternatively challenge more
active clans in the ladder.
The gold, silver, and bronze ladder
icons can be obtained only in large/active ladders. These icons feature
next to the clan’s name.
Playing several matches against the
same opponent in a short period of time is considered cheating as it
distorts the ranking. As a rule of thumb, never play the same opponent
twice in less than one week unless you also play many other matches.
Playing the same opponent three or more times in one ladder or over
many ladders will result in short-term suspensions as described here. In case of grave violations it will be assumed the matches are fake.
Clans without the required amount of players can be removed from the ladder after 7 days.
When
a possible fake match is discovered, both clans involved will be
suspended from all ClanBase ladders without warning, or even deleted
for repeat violations. See the punishment table.
Clanleaders have 72 hours to appeal
against this decision, but they must supply proof of the match in the
form of screenshots or demos and post them on the war summary page.
Players should then mail the supervisor that reported them; unless the
supervisor’s details were not included in the clan’s
suspension/deletion notes.
ClanBase
ladders use a rating system based on the ELO system known from chess.
Every clan starts with a rating of 1000 points. After each match,
points are added or subtracted based on whether the outcome of the
match was a win, a loss or a draw (the score has no importance).
How many points you gain after a win or lose after a defeat
depends on the rating difference between you and your opponent before
the match. The ELO formula is very complicated, but the following easy
examples will give you a good idea:
Beating an opponent with the exact same rating gets you 60 points.
The maximum amount of points you can win for a single victory
is 120, but to get this many points you'll have to beat an opponent who
is 700 or more points ahead of you in the ranking. You get 100 points
for beating an opponent who is 200 points ahead.
Beating lower ranked opponents gets you less than 60 points.
If they were 200 points below you you only gain 20 points, if they were
300 points below you only get 10 points, and if they were 400 points
below you get a mere 5 points.
If a match ends in a draw you will gain points if your opponent was ranked higher, or lose points if they were ranked lower.
The number of points you can win and the number of points you
can lose always add up to 120. So if you can only win 30 points with a
victory, you can lose 90 points with a defeat.
Against clans that have played less than 3 matches in a
ladder, you only win or lose half the amount of points you could win or
lose.
The ladder leader does not have a rating, but is considered
to have an infinite rating instead. Top 5 clans can take the top spot
by challenging the current ladder leader and beating them in a direct
confrontation. If that happens they become the new ladder leader while
the old leader will return to the normal ranking with the points they
had before. If the challenger loses or plays a draw, the ladder
leader’s position doesn’t change.
The ladder leader is not
allowed to refuse playing the other top 5 clans without a valid reason
(valid decline options are proposed by the system, see Arranging Matches).
Repeatedly rescheduling to senseless dates or with non-default match
rules or only playing lower ranked clans in order to be able to decline
challenges will be considered abusing the ladder system and the clan
will risk being removed from the first spot, and suspended. You need to provide the supervisors with valid match IDs (wid) of matches they have declined or we will not act.
Clans
at the number one spot who are legitimately beaten may not create a
war, accept and confirm the score with a 2nd clan before the score to
the original one has been confirmed - so that the 2nd clan gets the
number one spot.
Clans outside the top 5 can also challenge the
ladder leader, but such challenges can be declined freely. If the
ladder leader is beaten then they're switched with the second ranked
clan while the challenger gains 120 points. If the ladder leader wins,
nothing changes.
In case the number one has been deleted for ladder, cup or
C&A violations, the second clan in the ladder is set to number one.
There are several methods in which to find clans to play against:
Direct challenges
Open challenges
Automatches
IRC requests
LAN matches
Direct challenges are challenges where you challenge specific clans you have selected yourself. They can be made by clicking the challenge cross on the ladder's rating page or recently joined page
to the right of the clan's name, or to the right of a ladder's name on
a clan's matches page. The challenged clan is required to confirm the
challenge, decline it or reschedule the time.
Open Challenges (OC) can be created by members without specifying who their opponent is. Their matches are then advertised and other clans can search
for matches they want. The OC creator sets criteria which clans must
reach, including judge rating, proposed maps and ladder ranking. Once
accepted an OC becomes a regular match where all the rules in this book
apply. Clans can create up to 3 OCs per ladder and cannot accept more
than one OC from the same opponent.
Automatches are matches randomly scheduled by CB which clans set up with an automatch entry.
CB pairs opponents if their entry settings match each other's. Once a
match is created from an automatch entry - all the same rules apply as
direct challenges. Turning up to the match is obligatory. Clans can
make up to 7 automatches per ladder. Times between automatch entries
cannot overlap.
IRC requests - Users are allowed to use CB game channels (i.e. #clanbase.ut3) to search for ClanBase
wars, within reason. If someone cannot find an opponent straight after
making a request they shouldn't spam the request again or they may be
removed from the channel.
LANs - Clans should not play
ladder matches at LANs as they may be mistaken for fake matches, unless
the following precautions are taken:
You arrange friendly matches only, OR
You arrange the match in advance of the LAN and sort out the scores after the LAN has finished OR
You upload demos immediately after the match, or post match screenshots showing the final scores.
The deadline for reacting to a challenge is 7 days after the challenge or
7 days before the war, whichever is later. If by the deadline the
opponent still hasn't reacted to the challenge, they get a penalty of 5
points. If the ladder leader ignores such a challenge, they will lose
their position to the second clan. You can set an earlier deadline for
accepting the challenge, but then there is no penalty if the opponent
doesn't react in time.
You can only refuse a challenge from another clan in the following cases:
Reschedule: You want to reschedule the match to another date. This date has to be within 14 days of the original challenge.
Unequal match: There is a gap of 10 ranking positions and 100 points between you and your opponent, or you have more than 1100 points and it's your opponent's first match.
Busy in this ladder: you already have 2 or more matches in this ladder in the next 30 days.
Custom maps: the opponent selected custom maps.
Declinable matchrule: the opponent selected a declinable match rule in the challenge form.
Hibernate: you want to set your clan as inactive in this
ladder. You lose 32 points but after that you can decline all
challenges. All your scheduled matches are cancelled when you go into
hibernation. Hibernation ends automatically when you play an official
match for this ladder again.
These options are only available for the ladder leader:
Unequal match: The challenging clan is not ranked in the top 5 of the ladder.
Resign: Using this option will make the ladder leader lose it's position in the ladder to the second ranked clan.
If you don't want to play the match for some other reason,
you'll have to contact the other clan (e-mail, IRC, ICQ) and persuade
them to cancel their challenge.
A scheduled match can be cancelled until 12 hours before the starting time on the Agenda. The side that wishes to cancel the match will either have to request a reschedule or go into hibernation.
When both clans agree not to play a match it can be cancelled
for any reason after its scheduled starting time. Just choose the
'Match was cancelled' option on the result form.
If a match is played without being arranged on ClanBase
first, then both sides are depending on each other's sportsmanship to
accept the result afterwards. We will not force match results when
there was no accepted challenge for that match.
To
find your opponent before a match, you should look on their clan
channel on IRC or contact them directly through ICQ, MSN, e-mail or any
other means if you don't use IRC.
If you still haven't managed
to get in touch with your opponent 10 minutes after the scheduled
starting time of the war, you can fill in a no-show. Report a no-show
by posting a clear comment on the war page why the match is a no-show
and what you've done to contact your opponent.
Put your clan tag on and enter the ladder's IRC channel (#clanbase.ut3) and request an admin to confirm your report - include the full match link (warid).
This will be considered proof of your presence and your opponent’s
absence. To contest this, the other clan must also log a no-show and
report it. If an admin doesn't response ask for confirmation from an
admin in #clanbase.help.
If you're more than 10 minutes late, you have to accept a
no-show if your opponent insists. If you feel there's a good reason the
result shouldn't be a no-show, you'll have to convince your opponent of
that.
If one clan is short of players or refuses to start the match
with the rules agreed upon in the challenge form, the other clan can
demand a no-show to be filled in. Remember that challenge notes, the
proposed server and agreements made elsewhere are not considered to be
binding rules.
Once
a match has started, its result counts, unless both sides agree it
shouldn't. Ping, lag issues or incorrect server settings are no excuse
for leaving; you should have checked the server before you started
playing.
If one clan walks away from the match, the score at the time
when their last player quit can be considered to be the result of the
match by the clan that stayed. If this score doesn't reflect the
probable final outcome of the match, ClanBase can change it to the
advantage of the clan that stayed.
Either clan can enter the result of a match, unless the other has already done so. A match result can be:
The real score of the match.
A no-show if the opponent didn't show up.
The result reflects the punishment specified in the rules which the opponent violated.
A forfeit if the opponent violated rules with no punishment specified.
In case of a no-show it's strictly forbidden to fill
in any score (even 1-0), even when both clans agree. Instead you must
check the no-show box on the result form, which will result in a fixed
penalty of 10 points for the clan not showing up. No-show matches where
a score has been entered may be cancelled or changed to a no-show
without warning.
Once one clan has entered a result, five things can happen:
The score is edited by the clan that entered it.
The score is accepted by the other clan, and ladder ratings are adjusted accordingly.
The other clan refuses to accept the score, and enters another result.
The other clan refuses to accept the score, making it a match conflict (see below).
Both clans do nothing for 4 days, after which the score is accepted automatically.
Clans may not confirm a no-show instead of the real
score to get more points, unless a no-show is the punishment for
violating a rule. Clans that put in an excessive no. of no-shows
instead of the correct score will be suspended. To avoid this, ensure that you report a match as a no-show in the ladder IRC channel.
Clans
should provide an accurate Player of the Match list. Supervisors may
alter or remove a clan's PotM list if the wrong players were added or
an excessive number of members were added to the list.
The
match conflict system functions as a court room with ClanBase admins
acting as judges. A match conflict can be made when the result entered
by one clan is not accepted by the other. Due to the extra workload
conflicts cause, the rules below are to be strictly followed.
The
system will not allow the creation of match conflicts during the first
24 hours after the match time, so try to solve the conflict with your
opponent by IRC/ICQ/e-mail or in the match report first. Not making an
effort before starting the official match conflict, will result in an
automatic loss of the conflict.
If you can't resolve the
conflict with your opponent then try entering the appropriate match
result first. Only after the opponent changes the result, you should
initiate a conflict. Entering false match results will result in an
automatic loss of the conflict.
In the conflict both sides must
explain the problem in a short but clear and complete way. Only
relevant and proven facts may be mentioned. Links to proof must be
included right away. If proof is requested from the other clan, it must
exactly be stated what, from who and for what reasons. Failure to make
a proper match conflict will lead to an automatic loss of the conflict.
Clans are allowed to write conflicts and comments in the
language of a regional ladder if the ladder supervisor is from that
same region. But a translation in English must always be provided as
well. If in the event the conflict is looked at by another supervisor,
everything not mentioned in English will be ignored.
Examples
of valid proof are demos, in-game screenshots and server logs that were
obtained from a neutral party. Private logs from IRC, ICQ, etc or
server logs provided by either clan will not be considered to be
evidence because they can be easily falsified. If a demo is used as
proof of cheating or other malicious actions, you must immediately specify the exact moment(s)
(down to the exact minute and second) where the cheating occurred or
the conflict will be lost automatically. Supervisors will not look at
entire demos.
If the ladder rules allow a clan to request
something from the other clan (demos, screenshots,...) and the conflict
is made because the opponent failed to provide requested items, they
have 3 days to upload the items on to the ClanBase ftp using the correct file names.
The other clan can also make such request but only during the first 3
days of the conflict. Upload requests can only be made once by both
sides. When a requested upload is complete, the other clan has 3 days
to provide all info as how the requested and uploaded items would make
proof for their claims.
When dealing with conflicts involving
cheat accusations, the involvement of anti-cheat organisations is
preferred, but will not be relied upon in all cases. Particularly if
they take a long time to reach a verdict. As demos need to be examined
thoroughly, such conflicts may take up to two months to handle.
Both
sides must state the match result they claim. In case of a score, links
to screenshots must be posted immediately. Making ungrounded claims
will result in an automatic loss of the conflict.
Any
form of abuse, starting off-topic discussions, making unproven
accusations, needless repeating already mentioned facts or any other
comments not relevant to solving the case will all result in an
automatic loss of the conflict.
It is strictly forbidden to
contact any admin in private to defend your case. You may only ask the
admin processing your conflict in private, after one calendar month how
long a result on your conflict will take. Anything you have to say must
be said openly. Trying to influence an admin in private will lead to an
automatic loss of the conflict.
An automatic loss of the
conflict means the claim of the opponent will be granted. If the
opponent didn't make a claim, the result will be a no-show loss.
If
both clans violated the ladder rules, the match will be cancelled. Such
closure of the conflict does not mean proven individual cheating will
go unhandled, such cases can be reported to the ladder supervisor by
mail in order to punish the player(s).
If a clan does not comment within 3 days since the last reply, it will be considered they have nothing more to add.
The
admin will only look at the comments on the conflict page when judging
a case. Comments or links to proof on match reports or anywhere else
will not be taken into consideration.
Match conflicts will be
judged by the ladder rules at the time of the match and by the match
rules agreed upon in the challenge form.
Match conflicts are
never urgent and the admin will typically let a week go by before
looking at a case to give both sides the chance to explain their case.
Wait patiently until a decision is made. Only when a conflict is older
than one month, you can mail the game supervisor.
Clans who repeatedly make conflicts will be suspended,
if they have no foundation in the rules or they are clearly made for
the sole purpose of complicating the match process. Clans who
repeatedly violate the ladder rules and force other clans into making
conflicts will also be suspended.
on the ladder's