ESL: Regole!

[Yoda]

Tiè, beccateve intanto le regole riassuntive e poi le regole complete:

Rules
The standard rules for Day of Defeat apply. Exceptions and additions are documented in the "Rules for the European Day of Defeat Championship" section of the rules.

Matchdates
The groupstage of the European Day of Defeat Championship consists of 3 matches for each team (2 matches for the teams in Group D).

Each round lasts for one week. The matches can be played anytime between monday and sunday. If the teams do not agree on another date, thursday 20:00 CET is the mandatory date for the matches.

Demos and Screenshots
Each team can demand up to 12 DoDGuard Screenshots of their opponent without filing a protest.
Additionally, the demos of up to 4 players of the opponent team can be requested after a match, but only up to 2 demos of each player.

Each player has to record a demo of each round, HLTV demos are no valid replacement.
Recording multiple rounds in a single demo is forbidden, such demos will be counted as not present.
So each player has to record four demos for a match.
Serversettings

Serversettings
All settings contained in the official config pack (Download) are mandatory for all matches in the competition.

It contains basic settings and the scoring rules like time and classlimits for all maps that can be chosen in the tournament.

If a match is played with wrong config settings, there must be a rematch using the correct settings.

Regole Generali:

http://www.esl-europe.net/eu/dod/ecd/groupstage/rules/

Serverconfig:

http://www.christian-ambach.de/esldod.zip

Se volete reclamare:

As a basic rule, every game is played through to the end. Should problems occur, these must be announced clearly by one of the players by calling “Protest”. As soon as the match is over, the protest form must be filled in on the website. The admins will then check the case with the help of the form and impose a penalty if necessary.

A protest must be handed in within 72 hours after the beginning of a match. A protest must be made using the protest form. It is not possible to use the support form. The opposing team then has 72 hours in which it may comment on the accusations made against it. An additional request by the admin is not necessary, as the notification occurs automatically.

If no response is received within the 72 hours period allotted, the team forfeits it’s right and the admin alone must decide according to the available data and facts.

link -> http://www.esl-europe.net/eu/faq/protest_rules/

DOPO LA PARTITA, ECCO COSA DOVETE FARE:

6. Data and records
6.1. Screenshots
A screenshot of the on-screen results must be made of every game that is played. The screenshots must be uploaded onto the page with the matches details directly after the game has ended. A screenshot of one of each team’s player’s results is sufficient. Non-existent screenshots lead to the assumption of a so-called “fake match”, a match that never took place. The screenshots must be uploaded within 24 hours after the game ends. They are to be kept for at least 14 days and must be presented to a player, or an admin at request.
6.2. Demos and replays
If your game supports a demo- or replay-function, it is obligatory for all players to use it. The demos are to be kept for at least 14 days and must be presented to the admin at request.

If a player or team suspects that another player or team is violating a regulation during a game, the demo can be demanded of the opposing team straight away. The admins are only to be called in, when suspicions continue to exist even after the demos have been viewed. In this case, the clan or player may proceed and send the admin the game demos. The admin will then take the appropriate action.

It is recommended to voluntarily make all demos available to the public in order to keep the ladders transparent and interesting. For specific rules, please read the respective game rules.
6.2.1. Demos and Replays
Every player has to record demos of the match, one for each round. HLTV demos are not valid.