Maintaining our high standards for competitive integrity in this online scenario is of course difficult. But it is incredibly important to us. I am threading a few examples of how we are ensuring a fair competition in this thread for everyone’s visibility:
Teams are streaming live video and audio feeds from the practice rooms in their facilities which are observed by our referees.
Teams have installed video capturing software so our Head Referee can evaluate potential bugs and assess Chronobreak scenarios.
Teams have installed video capturing software so our Head Referee can evaluate potential bugs and assess Chronobreak scenarios.
Players are isolated in their Practice Rooms (except for the Coach during Pick&Ban) and have back-up PCs and peripherals ready in the Practice Room.
We put additional protections and security systems in place to protect against any attempts to mess with the game or DDoS attacks.
We put additional protections and security systems in place to protect against any attempts to mess with the game or DDoS attacks.
The broadcast is delayed to ensure noone can even have information which they could be assisting the team with.
After the games we are conducting spot checks on the PCs via remote control to ensure the game has not been tampered with.
After the games we are conducting spot checks on the PCs via remote control to ensure the game has not been tampered with.
Last but not least Codename Rank-4 Chronobreak:
We have found a way to pause a game, preserve it and potentially continue at a later time/date in case a major issue out of the teams’ control hits (like a major power or ISP outage).
Any questions left? Shoot them my way!
We have found a way to pause a game, preserve it and potentially continue at a later time/date in case a major issue out of the teams’ control hits (like a major power or ISP outage).
Any questions left? Shoot them my way!
