I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say here. A lot of tournaments use international rules? Cool. I didn't say otherwise. Uh, I want to point out that you highlighted CGS who play CS:S, not CoD4. The list sure is pretty, though. ^^

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say here. A lot of tournaments use international rules? Cool. I didn't say otherwise. Uh, I want to point out that you highlighted CGS who play CS:S, not CoD4. The list is pretty, though. ^^

CGS 'tests' CoD4 with the UK's largest ever prize

The Championship Gaming Series will host a Call of Duty 4 tournament at the United Kingdom and European Combine event, the qualifier and draft event held at Europe's largest LAN centre in Birmingham, England.

The CoD4 tournament will run alongside the official CGS event, where the four European franchises (London Mint, Birmingham Salvo, Stockholm Magnetik and Berlin Allianz) will be deciding who represents both the European and UK regions in the world finals held later this year.

The event seems to be spear headed by Birmingham Salvo manager Michael "ODEE" Odell, the former Dignitas manager who was known to be a keen Call of Duty supporter (and player), and has taken it upon himself to attempt and lower the age restriction (18 year old) thought to be applied to the competition, though details remain sparse at this point.

The event will take place over the weekend of 17-18th May and will be restricted to thirty two teams, where teams will be have to apply online. It's not known whether the CGS will employ a first come first serve policy or whether they're going to give preferential treatment to top European teams who've just over two weeks until the event starts.

CGS.CoD4 - £10,000

1st £2,500
2nd £1,500
3rd £1,250
4th £1,150
5th £1,100
6th £1,000
7th £750
8th £750

The CGS event surpasses the prize money total set by Multiplay with their i33 tournament (€12,784 compared to Multiplay's €12,000) held at the end of March, subsequently won by Dignitas with the Meet Your Makers (former The Last Resort) side coming in second. The event spreads the prize winnings much more generously among the lower placing teams and combined with the age issues, may force the event into an all British affair.

What I'm trying to say? Clearly stated there. We should stick with the international rule set for better Malaysia COD4. 

From the list you highlighted, it clearly states CSS in brackets. =/ I didn't know CGS would be having CoD4. Anyway, no use debating. If YOU feel that international rules clearly are better for the Malaysian CoD4 scene, then YOU should lobby for it more vigorously. We've had our say in the matter, and the organizers have changed the RnR to suit the majority. When the next tourney comes along, you're more than welcome to say what you need to say to the organizers. Fair? =)

p.s. Dunno why got an extra post from me. =/

Should we make fair vote?

International rule set for better COD4 in Malaysia. Should we move on and follow the world trend?

*sob*

You're not getting what I'm saying. Okay, for the last time before I go and get work done: If you can convince the organizers to hold another poll where all team captains vote, then do it. They have already finalized the rules and they said they don't want to change it any more, though, so your chances of getting that is very low. It's not up to you and me.

It's too late for this tourney.. let's just see how WGT goes.

International Rule Set

Australian Cyber Gamer League - Australia
Championship Gaming Series (CSS) - International
Cyberathlete Amateur League - International
Electronic Sports League - International
GameArena COD4 Ladder - Australia & New Zealand
i34 Multiplay - United Kingdom
SKOTH2 - Asia
TeamWarfare League NA (TWL) - North America
TeamWarfare League EU (TWL) - Europe
WCG Australia - Australia
WCG Telkomsel - Indonesia
WCG Samsung Indonesia - Indonesia
WCG Singapore - Singapore
WGT Indonesia - Indonesia
WGT Singapore - Singapore
Xfire COD4 Online Tournament - International

All you quoted here use different rules. Same mods and different rules.
Please DO NOT confuse mods with rules = rules = server settings,
mods usually use PAM4.

WGT and WCG Singapore rules were modified PAM4 Promod Rules.. You weren't there to set up the servers.
WGT Indonesia also uses modified "international rules", rounds are different
Majority of Eu use different sets of rules, only the TWL league stays the same. TWL is an online league.
NA uses different rule sets - 1vs3, 1vs2
US usually uses Default Classes
SKOTH used different RULES - if you noticed, 8 perks are enabled
Australian Cyber League also have their rules modified to fit THEIR community

Are you sure you're part of the growth of the community or are you thinking about yourself?
Whoever set up those leagues were thinking big, true. But so are we. Most malaysians are kiasu when it comes to competitions, that is why we need to keep it fun for now.
The rule changes are to slingshot the teams who play here towards WGT, which rules are yet to be confirmed.

THERE IS NO STANDARD RULE. STOP GIVING FALSE INFORMATION.
KTHXBAI.
jezuzchrizt

Search and Destroy mode is the basic of international standard rule set. Not until jump to the TDM, HQ and Domination.

a good player nvr complains about it but just adapt to it and be the best of it.

I believe FFF will cry out loud without last stand.. hehe.. instead of adapting the same rules every tourney.. the same team will march into the finals.. it's kinda demotivate people to join tourneys. Well amateur league seem to be a good move..

oh?
are u saying bout me?us?wadafak
i dont really care the damn rules
please think bfore u post something
now i lost respect to xef.