The XO Invitational

The XO Invitational proudly bought to you by Chlooeeeexo & Team XO

PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One
Par Cyndalive
Online
Règles
GAME & PLATFORM
-Apex Legends
-Cross-platform
MATCH SETTINGS
-Game mode - Trios
-Match type - Battle Royale
HOW TO WIN
Teams will gain points on their total eliminations and their finishing position within that game. At the end of the 4 matches, the team with the most points will be awarded the win
1st = 12 Points
2nd = 9 Points
3rd = 7 Points
4th = 5 Points
5th = 4 Points
6-7th = 3 Points
8-10th = 2 Points
11-15th = 1 Points
16-20th = 0 Points
1 Kill/Elimination = 1 Point
SUBSTITUTE PLAYERS
It is only allowed to substitute a player before the match starts, this player needs to be registered as a reserve for your team.
NO SHOW
If a team cannot play at the scheduled start time, the team will forfeit that match.
NUMBER OF PLAYERS
Teams are allowed to play one match with 2 players until such a time as the 3rd is to arrive. Teams will forfeit that match if 2 or more players are un able to participate
TIEBREAKER
In case of a tie in the results, the team with the most damage will win.
HOW TO GET YOUR CODE
A @Captains role will be allocated to the designated captain. The code will be posted in the #captains-quarters 10 mins prior to the start of the match. It is then the @Captains responsibility to ensure the players connect to the match.
TECHNICAL ISSUES
Teams are responsible for their own technical issues (hardware/internet). Matches will not be rescheduled because of technical issues and matches will be played regardless.
CODE OF CONDUCT
Every participant has to behave with respect towards the representatives of The XO Invitational, press, viewers, partners, and other players. The participants are requested to represent esports, The XO Invitational, and their Sponsors honourably. This applies to behaviour in-game and in chats, messengers, comments, and other media. We expect players to conduct themselves according to the following values:

Compassion: treat others as you would be treated.
Integrity: Be honest, be committed, play fair.
Respect: Show respect to all other humans, including teammates, competitors, and event staff.
Courage: Be courageous in competition and in standing up for what is right.
Participants must not engage in harassment or hate speech in any form. This includes, but is not limited to:

Hate speech, offensive behaviour, or verbal abuse related to sex, gender identity, and expression, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, disability, physical appearance, body size, age, or religion.
Stalking or intimidation (physically or online).
Spamming, raiding, hijacking, or inciting disruption of streams or social media.
Posting or threatening to post other people’s personally identifying information (“doxing”).
Unwelcome sexual attention. This includes unwelcome sexualized comments, jokes, and sexual advances.
Advocating for, or encouraging, any of the above behaviour. Please refer to the AnyKey Keystone Code to learn more about good sporting behaviour. Refer to the ESIC Code of Conduct for detailed conduct rules and penalties
Violation of this Code may include disqualification or banning from future events.