Starcraft II

Platform: PC

Version to be used: Latest available

Places: 16

Format: 1v1. Brackets to the best of 3. (Possible single brackets, always depending on the number of participants and decision of the competition organiser)

Description: Continuation of the popular strategy game created by Blizzard. Protoss, Terran and Zerg are back to fight in real time, but this time in 3D and with new skills and additions. This second Starcraft instalment is divided into three chapters: The first, StarCraft II Terrans: Wings of Liberty. The second StarCraft II Zerg: Heart of the Swarm. And the third and final, StarCraft II Protoss: Legacy of the Void. (http://www.3djuegos.com/juegos/pc/2498/starcraft-2/)

Contact/organizer: Zelkop - This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Specific rules of the competition

• The specific rules for this competition are in addition to the general rules of game competitions.

• Servers

They will be played through battle.net and players will therefore need to have an account and the original game.

• Game station

Each participant will play from their own computer throughout the competition.

• Maps

They will be published during the party.

• Format of the matches

They will be played in double bracket format to the best of 3, in other words, 2 wins will be sufficient to win the round. (The organisation hereby reserves the right to change the format if the number of participants so require)

The participants will each select a map and if a third match is necessary, one of the remaining maps will be picked by agreement.  If no agreement is reached, it will be picked by means of elimination beginning with the participant that lost the last match and the maps already used will be eliminated at the start.

The final will be of 5 with advantage of 1 for the one who reaches the winners bracket.

• Other rules to be taken into account:

- It will be compulsory to save a demo of the match and that demo can be requested by the organisation.

- The use of cheats, outside software that generates advantages and other cheating. Even so the organisation reserves the right to take the decision that it deems to be fairest in each case and participants must abide by that decision.