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HOLIDAY AMNESTY

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Christmas and New Year's Amnesty




The Holiday Amnesty Period starts Friday 18th of December 2009. All AA Ladders will resume to normal play at 4th of January 2010




NA and EU Ladders:
  • All Ladders will be closed from 18th of December 2009
  • On Monday, 4th of January 2010 ladders will resume to normal.
  • During this amnesty period, no forfeits will be issued for non-acceptance matches or for no shows. Instead admins will issue match kills.
  • Teams are not required to play matches that are scheduled for this period of time. Teams are asked to reschedule.
  • If both teams agree on match comms to play matches scheduled for the holiday amnesty period, teams are then obligated to play the match.


Teams should keep in mind that any match disputes submitted during the amnesty period will take longer than normal to handle.

Also should be noted that The "Rest" times will be reseted before the amnesty starts on all AA ladders, so teams outside top6 of their ladder have full rest period in their use. This reset will happen also in middle of the amnesty period and also after the amnesty period has ended. Teams are encouraged to use this to minimize the administrative workload of the admins during the amnesty period.




North American Leagues:
  • League matches are postponed until 4th of January 2010




    Happy holidays!

    Original post courtesy of the TWL News Department.


  • What they don't tell the public is that unknown is home and no one wants to play against him..so they shut it down until he leaves so nobody has to play against him!!!
    Originally posted by: unknownn
    What they don't tell the public is that unknown is home and no one wants to play against him..so they shut it down until he leaves so nobody has to play against him!!!


    Damn, someone on staff broke their NDA and leaked that?!?
    Post edited by -g2.Russd3 at 12/28/2009 11:32:56 PM

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