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| The Rites of Combat are the standard gaming rules for all official [[Dark Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] gaming events, most notably the [[Gaming Nights]] and Tournaments. All members should familiarize themselves with the general gaming rules, as well as the rules for their platform(s) of choice. Also note that the information for reporting matches for each platform can be found on this page as well. | | {{Eras|real}} |
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| | The [[Rites of Combat]] (ROC) are the standard gaming rules for all official [[Dark Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] gaming activities, to include normal gaming, Tournaments and [[Vendetta|Vendetta’s]]. All members should familiarize themselves with the general gaming rules, as well as the rules for their platform(s) of choice. |
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| The goal of the Rites is to provide a sense of fair play and consistency in how multiplayer competitions are run. Violations of the Rites fall under the jurisdiction of the [[Justicar]] and the Fist. Members that are reported as cheating in any event will be dealt with by the [[Chamber of Justice]].
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| Of course, not all [[Member|members]] who play will know these rules. New members especially will not be used to having rules enforced on them. If you encounter a person who isn’t following the rules explain it to them and point them towards the Rites of Combat. It would also be good practice for [[Quaestor|Quaestors]] and [[Aedile|Aediles]] to point new members to the RoC when they first join a [[House]].
| | The goal of the ROC is to provide a sense of fair play and consistency in how multiplayer competitions operate. Violations of these Rites falls under the jurisdiction of both the [[Chamber of Justice]] and the [[Fist]]. |
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| All competitions will follow the rules of the Rites of Combat unless the person(s) running the competition specifically opt to not use certain parts. Any alterations must be made clear prior to the start of any such competition and enforced throughout the entirety of the event.
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| *'''[[How to Submit Scores|Click here to help you learn how to submit scores to the Brotherhood website]]'''
| | If you encounter a member who isn’t following the rules or displays questionable behavior while competing in a multiplayer platform, direct them towards the Rites of Combat. It is also good practice for leaders to point new members to the ROC when they first join a [[Clan]] and/or [[House]]. |
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| == General Gaming Conduct ==
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| * To participate in any gaming event you MUST remain in the channel that the event is hosted from for as long as you wish to participate.
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| ** Note: Stay in #DBGaming for Gaming Nights/Tournaments and #outerrim for any [[Inter-Club Gaming Event]].
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| ** If your computer can not run both IRC and the game, you must be in the gaming channel before and after the game concludes (Note: the more IRC channels you have open, the more memory gets used. Try closing down some channels to recover some memory on your computer).
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| ** All matches must be set up through #dbgaming, not through IRC PM's or any other chat service.
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| *** If matches are found that were not set up in #dbgaming, those matches will be deleted.
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| ** If members are living with other members in their house or have family members (as in real life family members) in the club, those members should stay in #dbgaming so that other members may play them as well.
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| *** During competitions, outcomes can be significantly skewed if members of the same household/family only play amongst themselves instead of with other members in #dbgaming.
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| **** If found out about, the Fist will talk to the members in question so that things would change. If the behavior doesn't change, the Fist has the authority to delete the matches.
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| * You may play six matches on a single platform. You may play on as many platforms as you want, but if you are challenged in a specific platform and you accept, you must play at least one match on that platform before you continue on to another platform or stop playing.
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| ** This means that you MAY play 6 matches for one platform, but after 1 match your opponent has no obligation to play any more.
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| ** You may play as many platforms as you would like with a single person as long as you don't go over 6 matches in one platform.
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| *** Example: You play Person B in 6 games of RC, 3 of JO, 5 of JA, 1 of BF2, 4 of CoD, and 6 of Halo, before either you or Person B call it quits for the day.
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| * You may play up to 6 team matches with the same set of people.
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| ** Note: This means, no matter what the teams are, the same set of people can only play 6 matches. If one player is substituted for another, you can play another 6 matches.
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| * You cannot refuse a match against a certain member in favor of playing another member for any reason.
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| * While matches should not be dodged for any reason, demanding or harassing other players for matches creates a similarly negative environment for gaming and will be equally punishable.
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| * If a member is not playing or planning to play anyone when you request a match, they are NOT dodging. Members aren't expected to game at all times.
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| * A member only has to accept matches on the platform of their choice, unless they have played on the challenger's platform against other opponents in the last day. If a member has played on the challenger's platform in the past day, they must accept the match; otherwise, it is there right to play only their desired game.
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| ** Example: If Player A recieves a challenge from Player B for a match of JA, Player A is not obligated to accept the challenge unless Player A has played matches on JA in the past 24 hours.
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| * If your opponent(s) are acting in an unsportsmanlike way (behaviors such as trash-talking), inform the Fist of the event in private. If you feel the need to drop out of a current match because of such conduct, notify the Fist about the matches that will be reported and the reasons why you feel you need to drop out of the match.
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| * Repeatedly joining and leaving an IRC channel within seconds during the course of the same day is considered match dodging. This gives the Gaming Staff and the Dark Council the impression that you are looking at the names of members in that channel and leaving before you can be challenged.
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| ** The exception to this rule is if your IRC has a disconnect and #dbgaming is set up for auto-join.
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| * Do not idle on any of the servers while you wait for matches.
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| * If players cannot agree on settings, the participants will each get their choice of one game in their style. All details must be agreed upon before the match begins.
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| * Stick to the rules and the spirit of the competition. Do not try to circumvent the Rites in any way. The Rites are meant to create an understandable, uniform playing area for all members to enjoy gaming within the club. "Gaming the rules" to try to give yourself an advantage over your opponents is unfair and unpleasant to those around you.
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| === RoC during Vendettas and other Major Events ===
| | All competitions will follow the rules outlined under the Rites of Combat unless the person(s) running the competition specifically state otherwise in the details of an approved competition. Any alterations to rules or guidelines must be made clear prior to the start of any such competition and enforced consistently throughout the entirety of the event. Any changes made during the course of a competition must be transparently made available to all participating members. |
| *The Rites of Combat are still enforced, along with additional requirements, during Vendettas and other major event competitions.
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| ** There will be no idling in #dbgaming except for the Fist, the Fist's Staff, and the Dark Council.
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| *** A member can be in #dbgaming for several hours trying to find a match, but if they don’t respond to the Fist or his Staff they will be kicked from the channel to make sure the member isn’t match dodging. Match dodging during a Vendetta or other major event can get you disqualified from the entire event after multiple offenses.
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| * Free-For-All matches may only have one member from each unit. More than one member from a single unit will cause that match to be deleted. One player from Arcona, one from Naga Sadow, and one from Plagueis is an allowed FFA.
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| * Three (3) matches are allowed a day against one person, unless the Vendetta rules state otherwise.
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| * You can not game against members of the same unit during a Vendetta.
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| ** Note: The exception to this is if the Vendetta is an Order-specific war.
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| * If a member requests you to play a match in a game that you have played during the vendetta, you are required to play that platform. If you have not played that platform, then you are not required to play.
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| == Forfeiting Matches ==
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| * If your opponent has to leave a match early for '''real''' reasons and won’t be around on IRC afterwards, the current match may not be reported as a forfeited win unless it is deemed "acceptably played out" by the Fist or person responsible for the event.
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| ** A match that has been played out to one point of a regular win (match point), for example, will most likely be counted as a win. A match that has just begun will most likely be discarded.
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| * If your opponent has either disconnected from the match, timed out, or been crashed off the server due to ping or synchronization problems, the outcome of the match will be decided by the Fist or person responsible for the event after taking into consideration the status of all players and existing points.
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| == Filing Complaints ==
| | This page is the main page for the Rites of Combat. For a list of supported games please go to the following link: |
| * If you suspect the person you are playing against is cheating or breaking the rules, use a in-game video program (such as Xfire or Fraps), to create a video of the suspected cheating.
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| * Send any accusations to the Fist privately. The Fist will judge them on a case by case basis.
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| * If there is someone verbally abusing another person, get a screen shot or video of the offense present it to the [[Fist of the Brotherhood|Fist]] and the gaming staff. They have the authority to act on the evidence provided to solve the situation. This goes for #DBGaming channel as well. | |
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| == Free-For-All ==
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| === General Rules ===
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| * Accepted platforms: Halo, JO, JA, RC, SC2, Call of Duty
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| * Free-For-All matches are played until one participant reaches twenty-five (25) points.
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| ** The one exemption from this rule is Jedi Academy and Jedi Outcast, where matches will be played up to fifteen (15) points for matches with three to six (3-6) people. Matches with seven (7) members and more will be up to twenty-five (25) points.
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| * All games must be played with current version/patches installed (PC, Xbox 360, PS3).
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| * During the Free-For-All match, you may not kill your opponent as soon as they respawn. This is spawn killing.
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| * During a Free-For-All match, you may only use a single power weapon at a time
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| * You can use health items to heal at any time during the game
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| * Try to use small maps, but agree on a map nonetheless.
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| * Maximum of 10 people allowed for a FFA match.
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| === Reporting === | | == Article 1 - Rites of Combat == |
| * For certain game types, screenshots, or links from Bungie.net will be required to be sent to the FIST
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| * Ask for the PINs of all players in the match.
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| * Maximum of 6 matches per day against the same set of gamers. See "General Gaming Conduct" for a full explanation.
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| * Report each match seperately.
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| * If you have any questions, ask the Fist and/or the Gaming Staff.
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| == Matchmaking == | | === Section 1.1 - Purpose === |
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| === General Rules ===
| | The [[Rites of Combat]] (ROC) are the standard gaming rules for all official [[Dark Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] gaming activities, competitions, Tournaments, and [[Vendetta|Vendettas]]. The goal of the ROC is to provide a sense of fair play and consistency in how multiplayer competitions operate. |
| * Accepted platforms: Halo series, JA, JO, RC, BF2, SC2, Battlefield 3, Call of Duty, Team Fortress, Alien Swarm
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| * Minimum of 2 members from the DJB in a match, maximum of 4
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| ** Members must have DJB in their name or tag or something similar to their DJB Name so that they will be recognizable.
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| * Before starting matchmaking, you must agree on a game type to play. If you cannot agree, then each gamer will pick a type they wish to play.
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| * When a map comes up, try to agree on what map you would like to play.
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| * When playing online, remember you represent the Brotherhood. Avoid spawn camping, spawn killing, and play respectably.
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| === Reporting === | | === Section 1.2 - Application === |
| * Screenshots of matches or links from Bungie.net are to be sent to the FIST
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| * Maximum of 6 matches can be recorded with the same set of people. See "General Gaming Conduct" for a full explanation.
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| * Report each match seperately.
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| * If you have any questions, ask the Fist and/or the Gaming Staff.
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| == General Rules for Platforms ==
| | a. Gaming competitions will follow the rules outlined under the Rites of Combat. |
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| === Jedi Knight Series ===
| | b. Competition organizers may alter rules and guidelines for specific competitions with express approval of the Fist. |
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| <b><u>Jedi Outcast</u></b>
| | c. Any alterations to rules or guidelines must be made clear prior to the start of any such competition and enforced consistently throughout the entirety of the event. |
| [[File:JOduel.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Jedi Outcast duel]]
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| * All official DB competitions require the use of an official DB server (an updated list of which can be found on the Gaming Servers wiki page). If no official DB servers are found online, the players may, through mutual agreement, play on another server. By doing so, they also forfeit the right to any complaints regarding the outcome of the match due abuse/server statistics/mods/etc.
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| * 1v1 matches are played until one participant reaches three points, or the best out of five.
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| * Team matches are played until one team reaches a minimum of 20 points. More participants should mean a raise in required score, but is not necessary. Decide beforehand.
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| * CTF matches are played until one team has made five captures
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| * If settings cannot be agreed upon, the participants will each choose either Force setting or Weapons setting.
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| * You cannot use a bacta tank at any time during a duel.
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| * You cannot attack an opponent directly on match start.
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| * You cannot attack a player when their chatbox is active.
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| * You cannot attack a player who has been knocked to the ground in a duel, whether by kick or saberlock loss.
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| * You cannot use swaying to score repeated strikes against your opponent with a single swing from your lightsaber.
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| <b><u>Jedi Academy</u></b>
| | d. Any changes made during the course of a competition must be transparently made available to all participating members, including having them part of the publicly available competition details. |
| * All official DB competitions require the use of an official DB server (an updated list of which can always be found on the [[Gaming Servers]] wiki page). Should no official DB servers be found online, the players may, through mutual agreement, play on another server. By doing so, they also forfeit the right to any complaints regarding the outcome of the match due abuse/server statistics/mods/etc.
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| * 1v1 matches are played until one participant reaches three points, or the best out of five
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| * Team matches are played until one team reaches a minimum of 20 points. More participants should mean a raise in required score, but is not necessary. Decide beforehand.
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| * CTF matches are played until one team has made five captures.
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| * If settings cannot be agreed upon, the participants will each choose either Force setting or Weapons setting.
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| * You cannot use a bacta tank at any time during a duel.
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| * You cannot attack an opponent directly on match start.
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| * You cannot attack a player when their chatbox is active.
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| * You cannot attack a player who has been knocked to the ground in a duel, whether by kick or saberlock loss.
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| * You cannot use swaying to score repeated strikes against your opponent with a single swing from your lightsaber.
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| === Battlefront Series === | | === Section 1.3 - Jurisdiction === |
| [[File:Clone_sharpshooter.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Battlefront Sharpshooter]]
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| * Before the match starts, decide upon whether or not you will be playing space or ground battles, or a combination of the two.
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| * Before the match begins, participants should decide on whether or not Heroes will be playable.
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| * Before the match begins, participants should decide on which gameplay mode they wish to play: default will be Conquest for Land, and Assault for Space.
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| * Before the match, participants should decide on whether it will be [[starwars:Galactic_Civil_War|Galactic Civil War]] or [[starwars:Clone_Wars|Clone Wars]].
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| * Do not change the settings to be below the normal standards for reinforcements of 150. Anything below 150 will be not be considered an acceptable game.
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| * Playing through a single map constitutes one match played.
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| * The Host determines the map choices, but can and should take requests from their opponent.
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| * If requested, match hosting can be split between participants, each hosting a single match and the third being decided by coin flip (or other means of randomization).
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| === EaW Platforms ===
| | Violations of these Rites falls under the jurisdiction of both the [[Chamber of Justice]] and [[Fist of the Brotherhood]]. |
| * Match host will be decided prior to the start of the match via IRC.
| | Under Section 7.07 of the [[Covenant]] members are required to abide by Brotherhood policies. |
| * Settings will be determined by both participants prior to the start of the match.
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| * If you wish to change settings in between matches, both participants MUST agree to it.
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| * No Super Weapons or Heroes.
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| * Games set to Destroy Space Station.
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| * You cannot rush your opponent until 5 minutes of the game have passed.
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| ** This is a standard rule, but if members want to forgo this rule, they must agree to it in #dbgaming so the Fist and the Gaming Staff have logs of the 5 minute rule being removed.
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| === Republic Commando === | | === Section 1.4 - Amendment === |
| * An updated list of servers can be found on the Gaming Servers wiki page. Play on these servers, as other hosted matches are not accepted.
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| * 1v1 matches are played until one participant reaches five points, NOT the best out of five.
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| * Team matches are played until one team reaches a minimum of 20 points. More participants should mean a raise in required score, but is not necessary. Decide beforehand before match starts.
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| * CTF matches are played either until one team has made five captures.
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| * In a match, you cannot load up on items, ammo, grenades, or weapons.
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| ** If low on ammo, you can find where your weapon’s ammo cache is.
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| * You cannot attack an opponent directly on match start or respawn during 1v1 matches.
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| * You cannot use a bacta tank at any time during a duel, unless both players agree before game start.
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| ** Note: You can pick up a Bacta pack after a duel, if you are injured.
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| * If settings cannot be agreed upon, the participants will each get their choice of one game in their style of weapon picks. All details must be agreed on previously before match begins.
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| === Star Craft 2 ===
| | a. As per Section 1.03 of the Covenant of the Dark Jedi Brotherhood, the Fist reserves the right to amend the Rites of Combat. |
| * The game must be updated to the current version available.
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| * Match host will be decided prior to the start of the match via IRC.
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| * Settings will be determined by both participants prior to the start of the match.
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| * If you wish to change settings in between matches, both participants MUST agree to the change.
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| * You cannot rush your opponent until after 10 minutes of the game has passed.
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| ** This is a standard rule, but if members want to forgo this rule, they must agree to it in #dbgaming so the Fist and his staff have logs of the 10 minute rule being removed. Both parties forfeit the right to any complaints regarding the outcome of the match.
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| === Team Fortress 2 ===
| | b. All amendments to the Rites of Combat will be reviewed by the Justicar prior to implementation. |
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| === Halo Series === | | == Article 2: Setting Up Matches == |
| * All games for the Halo series must be played with current versions installed (PC and Xbox 360).
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| * All matches are to be Slayer-based game variants, unless otherwise agreed upon before the game.
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| * 1v1 Matches are played to 5 total points.
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| * Any Team based Matches (2v2 / 3v3) are played until one team acquires 25 total points. If your player count exceeds a 3v3 game, the 25 point limit should be increased depending on the amount of extra players in the match. Decide before the match starts, as the decided amount will be the standard for any other games played between the two teams.
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| * Map Selection will be bounced back between players (1v1), starting with the player being challenged.
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| ** For team-based games, the challenging team will choose the map first. After that, map selection goes to the winning team.
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| * During a 1v1 match, you may NOT spawn camp for any reason. If a player respawns in front of your location, that player is to be given a fighting chance.
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| * During a 1v1 match, you may only use a single power weapon at a time (if you are holding the Rocket Launcher, you may not also be carrying the Sniper Rifle, or any other weapon deemed to be a "Power Weapon").
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| ** This Rule is voided during team-based matches.
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| ** Power Weapons are defined as: Spartan Laser, Rocket Launcher, Plasma Launcher, Fuel Rod Cannon, Grenade Launcher, Sniper Rifle, Focus Rifle, Beam Rifle, Energy Sword, Shotgun, and Gravity Hammer.
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| * Vehicle combat is restricted to team games, no exceptions.
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| ** Gun Emplacements are still allowed in 1v1 games.
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| * Before any match begins, all players will agree on match specific rules/settings. If settings cannot be agreed upon, then participants will each get their choice of one game in their style.
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| <b><u> General Rules for Aerial Combat (Dogfighting) in Halo</u></b>
| | === Section 2.1 - DB Gaming Channel === |
| * This is a specialized game type, and must be requested by 'BOTH' parties involved before starting.
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| * Aerial Combat game types are to be played to 15 points per game (team-based to 25).
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| * If a dogfight is called between two specific players, all other players involved in the game will yield and wait before killing the two players who called the dogfight.
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| * You are not allowed to destroy any of the spawning locations while in an aerial vehicle.
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| * Team games must use least one of each aerial vehicle during the course of the game.
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| === Gears of War ===
| | a. To participate in Brotherhood Gaming for [[Vendetta|Vendettas]], and Tournaments members must be present in the DB Gaming Matchmaking Channel on Discord. |
| * All Games for the Gears of War series must be played with current versions installed, this should be done automatically since you are connected through Xbox Live.
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| * All matches are to be Execution, unless otherwise agreed upon before the game.
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| * 1v1 Matches are played to 5 total points.
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| * Any team-based Matches (2v2 / 3v3) are to be played until one team acquires 25 total points. If the player count exceeds a 3v3 game, the 25 point limit should be increased depending on the amount of extra players in the match. Decide before the match starts, as the decided amount will be the standard for any other games played between the two teams.
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| * Map Selection will be bounced back between players (1v1), starting with the player being challenged.
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| * For team-based games, the challenging team will choose the map first. After that, map selection goes to the winning team.
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| * During a 1v1 match you may NOT spawn camp for any reason. If a player respawns in front of your location, then that player is to be given a fighting chance.
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| * During a 1v1 match you may only use a single power weapon at a time (if you are holding the Boomer, you may not also be carrying the Longshot, or any other weapon deemed to be a "Power Weapon").
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| **This rule is voided during team-based matches.
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| **Power Weapons are defined as: Boomer, Digger, Longshot, Scorcher, Hammer of Dawn, Torque Bow, Mulcher, Mortar, Oneshot, Vulcan Cannon.
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| * Before any match begins, all players will agree on match specific rules/settings. If settings cannot be agreed upon, then participants will each get their choice of one game in the style of their choices.
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| === Call of Duty ===
| | b. For PvE and PvP outside of a vendetta, presence in DB Gaming Matchmaking is strongly encouraged but not mandatory. |
| * All Games of the Call of Duty series supported by the DJB must be played with current patches installed. (PC, Xbox 360, PS3, Wii)
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| * All matches are to be done in a Private Party. No matches are to include non-DJB members unless they are formed through matchmaking.
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| * 1v1 Matches are played to 5 total points.
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| * All Free-For-All and Team Deathmatch (1v1, 2v2, 3v3, etc.) are to be kill-based in score. All Special matches are to be objective-based in score.
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| ** Matches played as Capture the Flag, Domination, Demolition, Search and Destroy, Sabotage and Headquarters, or any other Special matches set at standard online gameplay settings are judged by whichever team reaches the objective limit at the end of each match, unless agreed upon otherwise before the game.
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| ** TDM and FFA matches set at standard online gameplay settings are judged by whichever team reaches the kill limit at the end of each match, unless agreed upon otherwise before the game.
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| * Map Selection will be bounced back between players (1v1), starting with the player being challenged.
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| * For Team based games, the challenging team will choose the map first. After that, map selection goes to the winning team.
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| *DLC Maps are allowed as long as each participant has said map packs; otherwise, decide on another map that all participants have.
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| * No Spawn-Trapping allowed. You may not intentionally seek out a designated area of the map that is the opposing team’s Spawn Location/Point.
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| * All Killstreaks, Weapons, and Perks are allowed unless agreed upon otherwise before the beginning of the match.
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| * Game types are to be set as Core match types, while Bare-Bones or Hardcore need to be agreed upon before the match begins.
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| * Any Team Deathmatch matches of 3v3 or higher are to be played until one team acquires 2500 total points (25 kills). If the player count exceeds a 3v3 game, the 2500 point limit should be increased depending on the amount of extra players in the match. Decide before the match starts, as the decided amount will be the standard for any other games played between the two teams.
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| * These are the standards for match type setup unless agreed upon before the beginning of the match:
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| ** Sabotage: Time limit of 10 minutes per match.
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| ** Capture the Flag: Time limit of 10 minutes per match (5 minutes each round).
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| ** Demolition & Search and Destroy: Time limit of 5 minutes per match (2.5 minutes each round), with the assumption that there will be time bonuses in-game for completing objectives.
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| ** Headquarters & Domination: Time limit of 10 minutes per match and points set at 200.
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| ** Team Deathmatch: Time limit of 10 minutes per match, with points set at 2500.
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| ** Free-For-All: Time limit of 10 minutes per match, with points set at lowest for 1v1, and for more participants, raise the minumum points to 1000.
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| * Before any match begins, all players will agree on match-specific rules/settings. If settings cannot be agreed upon, then participants will each get their choice of one game in their style.
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| === Battlefield 3 === | | === Section 2.2 - Setting up Gaming Matches and Events === |
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| | a. During [[Vendetta|Vendettas]] and DB Wide Gaming Tournaments members must use the “party create” functions on Discord unless specific competition rules say otherwise. |
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| === Diablo 3 ===
| | b. For normal gaming outside of a competitive event, members are permitted to set up matches and events in any way they choose. |
| * Killing bosses, rares, champions (Blue, purples, Yellow mobs with names) are the way to earn CF's in Diablo 3. One other member is required for CF's.
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| ** A member has a "Weekly CF Cap" where they can earn up to 200 CF's for playing Diablo 3 in a week's time
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| ** Example: If member A submits for 170 CF's with member B, member A later plays with member C and they submit for 40 CF's. Member A won't recieve 10 of those because of the cap.
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| * Since this is a co-op game there screenshots are required for this [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?ajax=1&formkey=dHhKZTBycThTanhVZzUxUkFJY2ozd2c6MQ#gid=0 form]. Use of Imageshack, photobucket, tinypic, or other photo upload services are required to post links to the form.
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| ** No screenshot, matches will be deleted
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| ** #dbgaming is suggested to find matches but not requred
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| *** Note: If/when dueling becomes available this will change.
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| ** The submitter and the people he or she is playing with must have DJB pins. Matches will be deleted other wise
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| === The Old Republic Duels ===
| | c. Members may play as many games per day as they wish, with the understanding that Clusters of Earth and Fire are managed using a Daily/Weekly cap function. For all Star Wars Games, there is a maximum of 50 Clusters of Fire for PvP modes and 50 Clusters of Fire for PvE modes per day, for a maximum of 350 CFs and 350 CEs per game per week. For non Star Wars games, there is a maximum of 30 Clusters of Fire for PvP Modes and 30 Clusters of Earth for PvE modes, for a maximum of 210 Clusters of Fire and 210 Clusters of Earth per game per week. |
| * Matches must be set up on mIRC through #dbgaming
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| ** Note: At level 50, gear must be equal. Preferably members use all recruit armor that is given to them through the PVP vendors.
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| *** If agreed upon members can waive this rule and duel with uneven gear
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| * 1 duel is 1 point. A match is when a member reaches 3 points or the best of 5.
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| ** Each duel must be have a screenshot. When submitting the match, include all screenshots.
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| == Reporting Matches for all Platforms ==
| | d. During a Great Jedi War or Rite of Supremacy, members will follow all competition specific rules for each competition. If competitions do not have specified rules, members will follow the guidelines in Section 2.2(a) of the Rites of Combat. |
| * Matches are reported via the DB Site Administrative menu and must include PINs of all participants.
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| ** Report each match separately
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| ** For FPS matches, enter the score of the match. The winning participant receives a "5" in their score box, while the losing member receives their score.
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| *** Example: Three matches are played with scores of 5-0, 5-2, and 3-5. Each match is entered into the score boxes before clicking "submit." The other two matches would then be reported separately as well.
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| *** Note: The exception to this is the Battlefront series, where members will submit scores for the platform like it is a RTS match (see below).
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| ** For RTS matches, the winning participant(s) receive a "1" in the score box, while the losing participant(s) receive a "0".
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| *** Example: Three matches are played with scores of 1-0, 0-1, and 1-0. Each match is entered into the score boxes before clicking "submit." The other two matches would then be reported separately as well.
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| ** If you cannot ask someone to help you report your matches, follow this link to give you a step-by-step walkthrough for how to submit matches for 1v1 or multiple participants: [[How_to_Submit_Scores]]
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| * After the match(es) are completed, decide on who will be the one to report. This person should report all matches played, regardless of outcome. This prevents matches from being missed or double-reported.
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| * Remember to choose the correct Competition and Platform from the drop down lists.
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| * If you do not know your opponent's PIN, ask them for their PIN before you start reporting.
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| * If you have any questions, contact the Gaming Staff for clarification before submitting.
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| == RoC Infractions == | | === Section 2.3 - Setting Up During Clan Feuds and Cooperative Events === |
| Section 8.06(k) of the [[Dark Covenant]] states that the Rites of Combat will govern all gaming conduct. Therefore, any violations of the Rites of Combat are subject to [[Chamber of Justice]] prosecution just as any other offense. Violations will be dealt with by the Chamber in cooperation with the Fist, to ensure quick and appropriate decisions. If a complaint is filed, the Chamber and Fist will investigate the charge to determine merit, and if it is found, decide on an appropriate punishment. For complaints when the Chamber is unavailable and time is a factor, the Fist may determine and carry out suitable punishment himself (however, Fist punishments may be appealed to the [[Justicar]]). Typical gaming punishments begin at a written warning, banning from gaming servers, banning from gaming nights, removal of gaming awards, and may progress all the way to full CoJ trial if warranted. | |
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| | a. The Rites of Combat are still enforced, along with additional requirements, during Clan Feuds and Cooperative events. Each of these events is unique and may have additional changes to the rules, beyond what is listed here. These details will be listed with the information for each Gaming Competition, so be sure to refer to those rules and guidelines as well. |
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| === Match Dodging ===
| | b. In a joint or vs. event between two (or more) clans, all gaming participants must use the “party create” functions on Discord unless specific competition rules say otherwise. |
| The main infraction known to many gamers is match dodging. Although not a major crime, it does make gaming difficult and can also change the outcomes of a competition.
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| When someone plays either specifically with only certain people or says that they are gaming with people and then wind up not playing them, they have committed match dodging. Although match dodging is a rare occurrence during regular gaming, it does come up during Vendettas and other major competitions.
| | == Article 3 - Rules by Game Type == |
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| In order to prevent match dodging, at least one game needs to be played and reported so that a log of gaming is attached to your name. Talk to your opponents and make sure that they know what you are doing. If you are playing with someone currently, tell any challengers who you are currently in a match with. Do not put anyone on your IRC ignore list while in #dbgaming: if someone you are ignoring asks you for a game, you will be dodging that match.
| | === Section 3.1 - 1v1 PvP Rules === |
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| If match dodging occurs, inform the Fist or the Fist's Staff. They will investigate the claim, and if needed, they have the authority to punish match dodging.
| | a. Each 1v1 match will be played until one player reaches three (3) points, or best out of five (5). Exceptions to this rule are listed in [[Supported Games]]. |
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| | b. In combat based PvP, members may not kill their opponent as soon as they respawn. |
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| * Match dodge once: Warning
| | === Section 3.2 - Team PvP Rules === |
| * Match dodge twice: Three day ban and an email to the [[Justicar]]
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| ** If the match dodger is the winner of the PoB for that week (or month), they will not recieve any title
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| *Match dodge three times: Permanently banned. The [[Justicar]] will determine any additional repercussions.
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| **All CF's and PoB's that were not awarded at the time at the ban will not be awarded and, if they had been awarded, will be removed.
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| === Falsifying Matches ===
| | a. Team Matches with less than six (6) players are played until one team reaches 20 points. |
| This is also a major infraction in gaming, where a member tries to forge matches with someone else, and report them for personal gain: for [[Cluster of Fire|Clusters of Fire]] and/or to rank up in the [[GMRG]]. The Fist will inform the Justicar of the situation, and, given proper evidence, the following will occur:
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| | b. Members may choose to raise the points required to win a match of either size if they desire. This should be agreed upon in the DB Gaming Matchmaking Channel on Discord. |
| * The member will be banned from gaming for three months.
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| === Unsportsmanlike Conduct === | | === Section 3.3 - FFA Rules === |
| While minor in gaming, unsportsmanlike conduct does occur. Interpretation will have to be at the Fist and his/her staff's agreement. When a member is being unsportsmanlike, do not follow in suite with them, remain polite and send screenshots of the conversation, or if it occurs on a server that the Dark Jedi Brotherhood owns, email the Fist and the P:FIST about the situation.
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| * Unsportsmanlike conduct will result in a warning at first, followed by a ban if it continues.
| | a. FFA matches may include up to 10 people. |
| ** If a person is loosing a match and starts being unsportsmanlike, they will automatically loose.
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| == Retired Games ==
| | b. FFA matches are played until one participant reaches twenty (20) points. |
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| Games over the years have been retired as they have become too old to be able to be ran properly on newer computers or a lack of membership playing them. The [[Retired Games Rites of Combat]] has the retired games and their Rites, so that if during a competition, the Fist wanted to allow a certain retired game, the rules are still accessible.
| | c. Agree on a map with your opponents prior to the start of the game. Smaller maps are recommended, but not required. |
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| [[Category:Policies]] | | d. Members may not kill their opponent as soon as they respawn. |
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| [[Category:Gaming]] | | e. JA Specific: You may only use a single power weapon at a time. |
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| | f. You may use health items to heal at any time during the game. |
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| | === Section 3.4 - PvE Rules === |
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| | a. Player versus Player(PvP) is defined as when members of the DJB team up in a multiplayer match against other players who are not in the DJB, or against other members of the DJB. |
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| | b. Player versus Environment (PvE) is defined as when members of the DJB team up against AI controlled enemies. |
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| | c. There must be a minimum of two (2) DJB members in order to qualify for clusters of fire or earth. Single player submissions are not allowed and will be immediately rejected. |
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| | === Section 3.5 - Gaming Platform Rules === |
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| | Each individual platform may have specific rules for its use within the Dark Jedi Brotherhood. A full list of these rules can be found in the list of [[Supported Games]]. All rules for specific platforms are considered to be a part of the Rites of Combat and must be followed. |
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| | == Article 4 - Reporting == |
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| | === Section 4.4 - PvE / PvP Reporting === |
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| | a. Use the Submit Gaming Scores page, accessible from a member’s admin page, to report final scores. |
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| | b. Ensure the correct competition is selected for each participant as necessary. |
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| | c. Double check screenshots and modifiers prior to submission to prevent delays in proper cluster awarding. |
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| | d. All screenshots must be submitted to the website within 48 hours of the match conclusion, or 24 hours during a Vendetta or Clan Feud/Co-op. Late submissions will be declined. |
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| | == Article 5 - Rites of Combat Infractions == |
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| | === Section 5.1 - Authority === |
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| | a. The Fist has the authority under the [[Covenant]] to investigate RoC Infractions and mete out punishment for violations of the ROC. |
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| | b. The Fist is the first person to investigate possible violations of the ROC. |
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| | c. The following are the potential violation punishments: |
| | *Written warning |
| | *Declining of gaming activity. |
| | *Disqualification from an event |
| | *A gaming ban for up to one month |
| | *Loss of progress toward awards related to gaming. |
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| | d. These punishments are independent of any action that may be taken by the Chamber of Justice. |
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| | e. Under Section 7.07(g) of the [[Covenant]], any punishments administered by the Fist are subject to a review by the Justicar or Appeals Panel if requested by the affected member. |
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| | f. All Gaming Platforms are subject to enforcement by the Chamber of Justice. Other infractions that occur during gaming include, but are not limited to: 7.06(d) Cheating and Exploitation, 7.06(g) Crude Behavior, and 7.06(i) Disreputable Behavior. |
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| | === Section 5.2 - Filing Complaints === |
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| | a. If you suspect the person you are playing against is cheating or breaking the rules, use an in-game video recording program or take screenshots to record the alleged RoC violation. |
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| | b. Send any accusations to the Fist privately. The Fist will judge them on a case-by-case basis. |
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| | c. If there is someone verbally abusing another person, provide a screenshot or video of the offense and present it to the [[Fist of the Brotherhood|Fist]]. They have the authority to act on the evidence provided to resolve the situation. This extends to the DJB Gaming Matchmaking and DB Gaming Chat Channels on Discord. |
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| | === Section 5.3 - Match Dodging === |
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| | a. Match Dodging occurs when a member who is actively gaming in an environment where use of the “party create” functions on Discord are mandatory intentionally avoids or excludes another member or group of members from play. Examples of match dodging include but are not limited to: abruptly ending a party when a certain member joins, leaving a party when a certain member joins, and creating a new party for the same game/mode of another active party with ample open slots. |
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| | b. Exceptions to the match dodging rule can be granted by the Fist and Justicar for special circumstances such as an ongoing Chamber of Justice mediation. Such exceptions will be issued in writing by the Justicar for particular members and kept on file with the Chamber of Justice. |
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| | === Section 5.4 - Dbb0t and DB Gaming Matchmaking System === |
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| | a. Members are not permitted to excessively idle when creating or joining parties in the #gaming-matchmaking discord channel. Members who join parties should be added to in-game groups within a reasonable amount of time. Members who create parties should start gaming within a reasonable amount of time after the first person joins the party. |
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| | b. Party owners must use the /disband party function when their group is done playing. |
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| | c. Members must use the /leave command if they are planning on not playing any more matches. |
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| | === Section 5.5 - Falsifying Matches === |
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| | a. Falsifying Matches is defined as a member tries to report matches that have not been played for personal gain of [[Cluster of Fire|Clusters of Fire]], [[Cluster of Earth|Clusters of Earth]], to rank up in the [[GMRG]], earn wins in a competition, or earn a higher place on the GMRG Leaderboard. |
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| | b. The Fist will remand the member(s) in question to the Chamber of Justice for investigation. |
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| | === Section 5.6 - Unsportsmanlike Conduct === |
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| | a. Interpretation of Unsportsmanlike Conduct is at the discretion of the Fist. |
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| | b. If a member is acting in an unsportsmanlike manner do not follow in suit with them, remain polite and send screenshots or audio/video recordings of the conversation to the Fist. |
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| | c. The following are examples of actions classified as unsportsmanlike conduct, this is not an exhaustive list: |
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| | *Cursing at another member (not including cursing in general conversation, which should still be avoided) |
| | *Demeaning talk to another member. |
| | *Talking negatively about a member in public to third parties. |
| | *Clan/House stereotypes being levied against a person. |
| | *Excessive gloating over a match. |
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| | d. Unsportsmanlike conduct will result in an initial warning, and may be followed by a ban if it continues. |
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| | e. Please note that warnings may carry over from event to event; members are not entitled to multiple warnings simply because you are gaming in a different competition or Vendetta. |
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| | f. If a member feels the need to drop out of a current match because of such conduct, they should notify the Fist immediately about the matches that will be reported and the reasons why you felt you needed to drop out of the match. |
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| | g. If the actions continue after a gaming ban issued by the Fist, the Chamber of Justice may seek further action. |
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| | h. Although unsportsmanlike conduct is prohibited, this policy is not meant to encourage members to report minor infractions. Someone being a sore loser (or winner) is not the same as being unsportsmanlike, and healthy competitive language is not penalized. |
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| | === Section 5.7 - Gaming Bans === |
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| | a. PVE/PVP Gaming - No CFs or CEs will be earned for the duration of the Gaming Ban. The member who has been banned will not count as a second member for others to earn Clusters with when grouped. |
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| | [[Category:Fist Policies]] |
The Rites of Combat (ROC) are the standard gaming rules for all official Brotherhood gaming activities, to include normal gaming, Tournaments and Vendetta’s. All members should familiarize themselves with the general gaming rules, as well as the rules for their platform(s) of choice.
The goal of the ROC is to provide a sense of fair play and consistency in how multiplayer competitions operate. Violations of these Rites falls under the jurisdiction of both the Chamber of Justice and the Fist.
If you encounter a member who isn’t following the rules or displays questionable behavior while competing in a multiplayer platform, direct them towards the Rites of Combat. It is also good practice for leaders to point new members to the ROC when they first join a Clan and/or House.
All competitions will follow the rules outlined under the Rites of Combat unless the person(s) running the competition specifically state otherwise in the details of an approved competition. Any alterations to rules or guidelines must be made clear prior to the start of any such competition and enforced consistently throughout the entirety of the event. Any changes made during the course of a competition must be transparently made available to all participating members.
This page is the main page for the Rites of Combat. For a list of supported games please go to the following link:
Article 1 - Rites of Combat
Section 1.1 - Purpose
The Rites of Combat (ROC) are the standard gaming rules for all official Brotherhood gaming activities, competitions, Tournaments, and Vendettas. The goal of the ROC is to provide a sense of fair play and consistency in how multiplayer competitions operate.
Section 1.2 - Application
a. Gaming competitions will follow the rules outlined under the Rites of Combat.
b. Competition organizers may alter rules and guidelines for specific competitions with express approval of the Fist.
c. Any alterations to rules or guidelines must be made clear prior to the start of any such competition and enforced consistently throughout the entirety of the event.
d. Any changes made during the course of a competition must be transparently made available to all participating members, including having them part of the publicly available competition details.
Section 1.3 - Jurisdiction
Violations of these Rites falls under the jurisdiction of both the Chamber of Justice and Fist of the Brotherhood.
Under Section 7.07 of the Covenant members are required to abide by Brotherhood policies.
Section 1.4 - Amendment
a. As per Section 1.03 of the Covenant of the Dark Jedi Brotherhood, the Fist reserves the right to amend the Rites of Combat.
b. All amendments to the Rites of Combat will be reviewed by the Justicar prior to implementation.
c. All amendments must be reported to the Membership upon enactment.
Article 2: Setting Up Matches
Section 2.1 - DB Gaming Channel
a. To participate in Brotherhood Gaming for Vendettas, and Tournaments members must be present in the DB Gaming Matchmaking Channel on Discord.
b. For PvE and PvP outside of a vendetta, presence in DB Gaming Matchmaking is strongly encouraged but not mandatory.
Section 2.2 - Setting up Gaming Matches and Events
a. During Vendettas and DB Wide Gaming Tournaments members must use the “party create” functions on Discord unless specific competition rules say otherwise.
b. For normal gaming outside of a competitive event, members are permitted to set up matches and events in any way they choose.
c. Members may play as many games per day as they wish, with the understanding that Clusters of Earth and Fire are managed using a Daily/Weekly cap function. For all Star Wars Games, there is a maximum of 50 Clusters of Fire for PvP modes and 50 Clusters of Fire for PvE modes per day, for a maximum of 350 CFs and 350 CEs per game per week. For non Star Wars games, there is a maximum of 30 Clusters of Fire for PvP Modes and 30 Clusters of Earth for PvE modes, for a maximum of 210 Clusters of Fire and 210 Clusters of Earth per game per week.
d. During a Great Jedi War or Rite of Supremacy, members will follow all competition specific rules for each competition. If competitions do not have specified rules, members will follow the guidelines in Section 2.2(a) of the Rites of Combat.
Section 2.3 - Setting Up During Clan Feuds and Cooperative Events
a. The Rites of Combat are still enforced, along with additional requirements, during Clan Feuds and Cooperative events. Each of these events is unique and may have additional changes to the rules, beyond what is listed here. These details will be listed with the information for each Gaming Competition, so be sure to refer to those rules and guidelines as well.
b. In a joint or vs. event between two (or more) clans, all gaming participants must use the “party create” functions on Discord unless specific competition rules say otherwise.
Article 3 - Rules by Game Type
Section 3.1 - 1v1 PvP Rules
a. Each 1v1 match will be played until one player reaches three (3) points, or best out of five (5). Exceptions to this rule are listed in Supported Games.
b. In combat based PvP, members may not kill their opponent as soon as they respawn.
Section 3.2 - Team PvP Rules
a. Team Matches with less than six (6) players are played until one team reaches 20 points.
b. Members may choose to raise the points required to win a match of either size if they desire. This should be agreed upon in the DB Gaming Matchmaking Channel on Discord.
Section 3.3 - FFA Rules
a. FFA matches may include up to 10 people.
b. FFA matches are played until one participant reaches twenty (20) points.
c. Agree on a map with your opponents prior to the start of the game. Smaller maps are recommended, but not required.
d. Members may not kill their opponent as soon as they respawn.
e. JA Specific: You may only use a single power weapon at a time.
f. You may use health items to heal at any time during the game.
Section 3.4 - PvE Rules
a. Player versus Player(PvP) is defined as when members of the DJB team up in a multiplayer match against other players who are not in the DJB, or against other members of the DJB.
b. Player versus Environment (PvE) is defined as when members of the DJB team up against AI controlled enemies.
c. There must be a minimum of two (2) DJB members in order to qualify for clusters of fire or earth. Single player submissions are not allowed and will be immediately rejected.
Section 3.5 - Gaming Platform Rules
Each individual platform may have specific rules for its use within the Dark Jedi Brotherhood. A full list of these rules can be found in the list of Supported Games. All rules for specific platforms are considered to be a part of the Rites of Combat and must be followed.
Article 4 - Reporting
Section 4.4 - PvE / PvP Reporting
a. Use the Submit Gaming Scores page, accessible from a member’s admin page, to report final scores.
b. Ensure the correct competition is selected for each participant as necessary.
c. Double check screenshots and modifiers prior to submission to prevent delays in proper cluster awarding.
d. All screenshots must be submitted to the website within 48 hours of the match conclusion, or 24 hours during a Vendetta or Clan Feud/Co-op. Late submissions will be declined.
Article 5 - Rites of Combat Infractions
Section 5.1 - Authority
a. The Fist has the authority under the Covenant to investigate RoC Infractions and mete out punishment for violations of the ROC.
b. The Fist is the first person to investigate possible violations of the ROC.
c. The following are the potential violation punishments:
- Written warning
- Declining of gaming activity.
- Disqualification from an event
- A gaming ban for up to one month
- Loss of progress toward awards related to gaming.
d. These punishments are independent of any action that may be taken by the Chamber of Justice.
e. Under Section 7.07(g) of the Covenant, any punishments administered by the Fist are subject to a review by the Justicar or Appeals Panel if requested by the affected member.
f. All Gaming Platforms are subject to enforcement by the Chamber of Justice. Other infractions that occur during gaming include, but are not limited to: 7.06(d) Cheating and Exploitation, 7.06(g) Crude Behavior, and 7.06(i) Disreputable Behavior.
Section 5.2 - Filing Complaints
a. If you suspect the person you are playing against is cheating or breaking the rules, use an in-game video recording program or take screenshots to record the alleged RoC violation.
b. Send any accusations to the Fist privately. The Fist will judge them on a case-by-case basis.
c. If there is someone verbally abusing another person, provide a screenshot or video of the offense and present it to the Fist. They have the authority to act on the evidence provided to resolve the situation. This extends to the DJB Gaming Matchmaking and DB Gaming Chat Channels on Discord.
Section 5.3 - Match Dodging
a. Match Dodging occurs when a member who is actively gaming in an environment where use of the “party create” functions on Discord are mandatory intentionally avoids or excludes another member or group of members from play. Examples of match dodging include but are not limited to: abruptly ending a party when a certain member joins, leaving a party when a certain member joins, and creating a new party for the same game/mode of another active party with ample open slots.
b. Exceptions to the match dodging rule can be granted by the Fist and Justicar for special circumstances such as an ongoing Chamber of Justice mediation. Such exceptions will be issued in writing by the Justicar for particular members and kept on file with the Chamber of Justice.
Section 5.4 - Dbb0t and DB Gaming Matchmaking System
a. Members are not permitted to excessively idle when creating or joining parties in the #gaming-matchmaking discord channel. Members who join parties should be added to in-game groups within a reasonable amount of time. Members who create parties should start gaming within a reasonable amount of time after the first person joins the party.
b. Party owners must use the /disband party function when their group is done playing.
c. Members must use the /leave command if they are planning on not playing any more matches.
Section 5.5 - Falsifying Matches
a. Falsifying Matches is defined as a member tries to report matches that have not been played for personal gain of Clusters of Fire, Clusters of Earth, to rank up in the GMRG, earn wins in a competition, or earn a higher place on the GMRG Leaderboard.
b. The Fist will remand the member(s) in question to the Chamber of Justice for investigation.
Section 5.6 - Unsportsmanlike Conduct
a. Interpretation of Unsportsmanlike Conduct is at the discretion of the Fist.
b. If a member is acting in an unsportsmanlike manner do not follow in suit with them, remain polite and send screenshots or audio/video recordings of the conversation to the Fist.
c. The following are examples of actions classified as unsportsmanlike conduct, this is not an exhaustive list:
- Cursing at another member (not including cursing in general conversation, which should still be avoided)
- Demeaning talk to another member.
- Talking negatively about a member in public to third parties.
- Clan/House stereotypes being levied against a person.
- Excessive gloating over a match.
d. Unsportsmanlike conduct will result in an initial warning, and may be followed by a ban if it continues.
e. Please note that warnings may carry over from event to event; members are not entitled to multiple warnings simply because you are gaming in a different competition or Vendetta.
f. If a member feels the need to drop out of a current match because of such conduct, they should notify the Fist immediately about the matches that will be reported and the reasons why you felt you needed to drop out of the match.
g. If the actions continue after a gaming ban issued by the Fist, the Chamber of Justice may seek further action.
h. Although unsportsmanlike conduct is prohibited, this policy is not meant to encourage members to report minor infractions. Someone being a sore loser (or winner) is not the same as being unsportsmanlike, and healthy competitive language is not penalized.
Section 5.7 - Gaming Bans
a. PVE/PVP Gaming - No CFs or CEs will be earned for the duration of the Gaming Ban. The member who has been banned will not count as a second member for others to earn Clusters with when grouped.