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SDOE Tournament Guidelines
Below
is the list of guidelines/rules for the SDOE Tournament. Any
changes made before or during the Tournament will only be
done on a “need to” basis.
1) Only
Squads registered at SDOE Tournament site may compete.
2) Only
Squad members registered at the above site prior to a match
may compete.
3) Squad
members cannot jump from squad to squad. Once you have signed
up as a member of a squad you must stay a member (in regards
to the Tournamnet) for the duration of the event.
4) Matches
may be flown as many times as you like, but ALL the matches
must be flown at least once with each participating squad
for your squad to be eligible to be declared the winner of
the Tournament.
5) Your
squad may fly a match shorthanded (missing a squad member),
however the match designation is not impacted.
6) The
winner of a match is the squad who has the highest percentage
of units, i.e. planes, tanks, trucks, etc. sucessfully land/arrive
at the designated base/town (the designated base/town will
be explained in each mission briefing). This percentage is
based solely on the number of units the side had at the beginning
of the match.
7) A klaxon
will be placed at the designated finish point for each squads
unit. When the opposing side hears the klaxon, All Attacks
Should Be Broken Off Violators risk losing the match.
8) It
is incumbent on the winning squad to post results of the match
at the Tournament site for credit.
9) Any
disagreements should be resolved between squads, however if
a resolution cannot be agreed upon both sides should file
their grievence (flip me an email :)) to Pvt.Roger
10) Each
match is not complete until both sides agree the outcome has
been determined, and what that outcome was.
A successful landing/arrival is defined in the case of an
aircraft as landing your plane at the designated Airbase in
good enough shape that it is still able to taxi. Planes which
have made it to the designated field, only to blow up, or
flip over, break their landing gear, etc. are considered destroyed.
This has been decided to avoid all questions regarding these
situations.
In the case of moving ground vehicles the same basic rules
as with the aircraft apply. The vehicles must still be able
to move across the ground under their own power.
There
is a forum called Challenges, where
you can post challenges to other squads.
If you
have any questions email me at pvt.roger@home.com
Roger
'Pvt. Roger' Hagerty, June 17th, 2001
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