Quake III Rules - 1v1 Duel Options

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The Quake III tournament will be 1v1 duels, run in single elimination rounds.

Each round will consist of a single 10 minute match, except for the last two rounds which will be best of three format.

We will be using vanilla Quake III in tournament mode with the following maplist:
pro-q3dm6, pro-q3tourney2 (optional), q3dm13, pro-q3tourney4,hubaeroq3, cpm3a(optional), ztntourney3

Maps marked optional will only be played if both players agree to them.

Registration for the competition will close 10 minutes before the competition is scheduled to start. It is recommended to use our Respawn LAN System Tray Notifier and Annoyer Tool for up to date notifications.

Should a player take more than 10 minutes to make themsevles known to competition organisers when requested or more than 10 minutes to join their designated server without approval from competition organisers, it will be considered a forfeit.

Players should all record a personal demo. In the event of cheat accusations, player demos from both people will be used. If the accuser has a demo showing cheating, and the accused cannot provide a demo to counter the claims, guilt will be assumed and forfeit given.

Demo recording is done by typing the following in to the console:
/record demo_name_here

Please ask if you need any clarifications.
See you at the LAN
-The Respawn Competitions Team

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This is pretty much the ruleset that was used at all major Quake competitions (ESWC, Quakecon, CPL) (And current ones such as the Asus LAN) before they switched over to using QuakeLive. In short this is/was considered the "competitive standard" for Quake 3 in a single elimination comp:
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Client setup
Challenge Promode Arena (CPMA) 1.47 will be installed on all computers along with two different executable:

Game settings
QUAKE 3 1.32
CPMA 1.47
Default VQ3 gameplay settings using CPMA mod
Timelimit: 15 minutes
Overtime: 2 minutes
Single Elimination bracket
Best of 3

Maps
The maplist contains the following maps:
* pro-q3dm6
* pro-q3tourney4
* ztn3tourney1
* hub3aeroq3
* pro-nodm9

Matches are played in best of three maps. The player who reaches two maps won will be declared winner of the match.

Map picking procedure:
A coin toss will decide who is player A and player B
Player A picks one of the 5 remaining maps.
Player B picks one of the 4 remaining maps.
Player A removes one of the 3 remaining maps.
Player B removes one of the 2 remaining maps.
In the event of a tie, the last map remaining will be used as a tie-breaker.
The same map can’t be removed or picked twice.