CC6 Organisation Tips & Tricks
Hi all
With this post i d like to give some usefully tips (in my opinion allways) as long as it concerns the organisational sector .
In CC5 there was many problems with pc's setup .
The pc's was setting up separate and after each match the next clan was playing at the same pc's without some maintenance before.
Each player was able to setup drivers and many other programs so you can imagine how many tasks they was running afterwards from each match and how unstable the pc's was the last day.
The solution to all of that in my opinion is Symantec Ghost Cast Server.
With this program you can take a pc image after a fresh install and you can send it via network to all other pc's.
In this way you can have allways fresh pc's after each match.
The Ghost procedure it does not last more than 20 minutes in a gigabit lan.
Another solution it could be the Deep Freeze program whoever restores the pc in his initial situation after reboot.
And of course the monitors was a big issue at CC5.
I think the matches should be played at CRT monitors and if that is impossible then Crossfire must select 4:3 monitors.
Finally I would like to be reported in the subject of safety of matches cause at CC5 no one from the organizers watching the players at the duration of preparation and the installation of drivers etc.
My best wishes for a succesfully CC6
With this post i d like to give some usefully tips (in my opinion allways) as long as it concerns the organisational sector .
In CC5 there was many problems with pc's setup .
The pc's was setting up separate and after each match the next clan was playing at the same pc's without some maintenance before.
Each player was able to setup drivers and many other programs so you can imagine how many tasks they was running afterwards from each match and how unstable the pc's was the last day.
The solution to all of that in my opinion is Symantec Ghost Cast Server.
With this program you can take a pc image after a fresh install and you can send it via network to all other pc's.
In this way you can have allways fresh pc's after each match.
The Ghost procedure it does not last more than 20 minutes in a gigabit lan.
Another solution it could be the Deep Freeze program whoever restores the pc in his initial situation after reboot.
And of course the monitors was a big issue at CC5.
I think the matches should be played at CRT monitors and if that is impossible then Crossfire must select 4:3 monitors.
Finally I would like to be reported in the subject of safety of matches cause at CC5 no one from the organizers watching the players at the duration of preparation and the installation of drivers etc.
My best wishes for a succesfully CC6
i dont see why people cant just plug in your keyboard and mouse and work out your sensitivity by how much you turn when using the whole width of your mousepad.
For the safety issue I gotta say that they watch every step of you since they almost threw us out because we brought our own water!
The biggest bottles they sold were water. 0,5l.
I just say that is possible if nobody looks at them to plug a usb stick with hack.
EITHER EVERYONE GETS A CRT OR NOBODY GETS A CRT
If I were in buttonbashers position I would be preeeeeeeeetty raged about losing that final.
Actually it never writes data to hdd.
You can even delete the windows folder and after reboot you havent lost anything.
tbh the problem isnt the setups, it takes me about 1 or 2 minutes to get the computer 100% ready to go with the exception of one that was overheating (the one bull played on next to the admin broom cupboard)
the problem is people who dont know how to setup their stuff efficiently
i.e changing setting's but not knowing what they do
I much prefered CDC3 with the system restore
Just allow each team 10 mins prior to match to get all their shit installed. once they've finished the match you start the image installing again. everythings back to normal. very fast and effective.
Deep freeze is a bad idea cause more often than not you need to restart just to fix small problems.
Imho the main issue is the wzzrd pc's not being installed properly. The first install failed to include sound and chipsetdrivers. There's several bugs when installing new things which magicly opens up the Fear: Assault install :) Every time they maintain their pc's they restore it to the original backuppoint (which must be about 2 years old by now). At cc5 the technical problems were exactly the same as last crossfire lans.
In the end crossfire should have forced default winsettings for all players at their first lan, which would have saved a lot of time. All you should be allowed to change is the mouse drivers :) they shouldn t even allow registry fixes, but i guess its way to late for that :)
Fuck I don't even understand _WHY_ you need to install mouse drivers in the first place... The windows mouse input stack is a mess even in the most ideal of situations, when you add the typical windows driver mess in to the equation... it's only going to get ugly.
Sucks that you have to install the DA drivers to be able to update the firmware.
There is no way we could manage something like that. I think somebody would mention it to the admin’s if they saw any suspicious activity going on anyway.
btw nice suggestions
greets
and they didnt get busted
They did not use visibles
just human aimbot
one of them ( not the polak )