Rebelling etiquette
How to become a classy rebeller.
Warning: this guide is based on subjective concepts.

This guide right here is to explain a special and important term: 'Rebelling etiquette'. Let us start with the definition of 'etiquette', dictionary.cambridge.org defines it as "a set of rules or customs that control accepted behaviour in particular social groups or social situations". So what does this have to do with rebelling? Do not worry, this guide shall explain it all to you!
For starters, rebelling etiquette kind of implies: only rebel when the time is right, do not always go for the gun right next to you even if you can succesfully get away with it.
Rebelling is not always seen as a fun thing, it can be rather rude or annoying in certain occasions. Just to name a few of these occasions:

1. When the CTs are heavily outnumbered and they are actually trying to play fun games.
   
2. When it is a special day like a hide and seek day.
   
3. When the Ts have a much higher score than the CTs.
   
4. When the warden is your friend.
   

Now, example 1 is self-explanatory: It is rather annoying when you keep on rebelling late at night when the CT(s) are just trying to have a bit of fun. Of course when the CTs are heavily outnumbered and are still being pricks rebelling is well-deserved. Example 2 is also something most people would still agree with me about, don't be that guy. The following can be said about example 3: it is no fun when the Ts win over and over on a map like jb_obama. Please do give the CTs a chance to recover, because eventually you guys will get to actually play games again. It is circular reasoning to say that you are rebelling, because you're not playing fun games or because the warden is being very strict. Wardens usually become pricks when you rebel all the time. More can be said about example 4 however, when one of your good friends is being a warden simply just don't rebel, help him out by obeying his orders, your friends are less likely to order strict things when their friends are peacefully obeying the previous orders.

"Don't be a red animal with a gun, instead be a red gentleman with a gun."

CLWO has known almost no rebelling etiquette so far, this guide is here to change it. Don't be that guy who always picks up the gun and ruins fun days. So how do you know when you have rebelled when you shouldn't have rebelled? That is pretty simple, go through simple checklists such as these:

• Are the CTs nice and trying to play games? (yes/no)
  
• Are you close to playing a game for last request? (yes/no)
  
• Is the warden your friend? (yes/no)
  
• Have the CTs been struggling to dominate the Ts throughout the duration of the match with the current map? (yes/no)
  
• Is the warden inexperienced? (yes/no)
  

If you have already rebelled and it is too late, this is how you know you done fucked up:

• Are there any Ts moaning because of you having killed all the CTs? (yes/no)
  
• Are the CTs sighing because of what you have done? (yes/no)
  
• Is nobody laughing and is there just an awkward silence? (yes/no)
  

Well if any of these questions above can be answered with a 'yes', then just for the love of jailbreak, do not rebel.
How common is it that people who would usually never even dare to be a CT join CT during extreme times (extreme times being early and late times)? The answer is: a lot of times. Is rebelling considered fun to most players (even Ts) at these times? Not when there are little to no experienced CTs.

There are many more situations where rebelling is inappropriate and simply put rude and I think we can all think of a few cases which weren't mentioned here in this guide. Jailbreak is the most fun when it is being played properly with little rebelling. Rebel when the warden deserves but holster your weapon when he's being nice.

[CLWO] CS:GO Competitive tournament #4

It is summer in the year 2016, that means a new CLWO competitive tournament! This is a tournament for CLWO members and non-CLWO members. You will have to sign up as a team, your team is required to have one Team Captain. All information (and possibly prizes, so please do trust them) will be forwarded towards the team captain.


Dates:
There are no exact dates yet, however we do know the period in which the tournament will take place and this is between the following dates:
August 5th - August 16th

Details:
Gamemode cfg: Classic Competitive (Matchmaking), with pug modifications.
Maps: http://counterstrike.wikia.com/wiki/Cate..._map_group
Max amount of teams: No limit, has to be an even number however. (If it happens to be uneven the last team to sign up will be disqualified)
Map Voting: Veto system
Show off: Team vs Team, best out of 1. Possibly the final (and possibly semi-finals) will play a best out of 3.
Server rate: 128 tick, unsure where hosted yet. Will be Europe at least.


Prize:
- 6 month [Champion] tag on the forums and jailbreak server


Rules:
- No cheating.
- No flaming. (The slightest form of flaming during a match will result in your entire team being disqualified, team captains are responsible for their teams.)
- No controversial Steam pictures, team names or Steam names.
- No chat spam.
- Your team is not allowed to pause more than 3 times in one game, each pause lasting 3 minutes at max.
- Each player who participates will get a profile check, meaning we will get rid of players who have suspicious profiles. (Just don't use alt accounts.)
- No match fixing.
- Players are only allowed to play for one team. Not for multiple teams.
- Players who have an activate sourcebans ban are not allowed to participate. (https://clwo.eu/sourcebans/)

Stream:
We are looking for a few broadcasters and co-broadcasters, most of the matches of the tournament will be streamed and broadcasted live at TWITCH.TV/CLWO .

Main broadcaster:
The main broadcaster is the person behind the camera and the person behind the stream in general, he will be accompanied by a co-broadcaster .
Requirements:
- Be at least 16 years of age.
- Be able to stream in [email protected], your upload speed should be higher than 25mbps. (http://www.speedtest.net/)
- You have to be confident in speaking English for a couple of hours live in front of people.
- Have knowledge about the game CS:GO and the maps which the games will be played on.

Co-broadcaster:
The co-broadcaster will work together with the main broadcaster. In an ideal situation the co-broadcaster will commentate just as much as the main broadcaster, it is just that they are not the man behind the camera nor the man behind the stream. They will typically accompany the main broadcaster on teamspeak.
Requirements:
- Be at least 16 years of age.
- You have to be confident in speaking English for a couple of hours live in front of people.
- Have knowledge about the game CS:GO and the maps which the games will be played on.

In order to apply for being a (co-)broadcaster you should add Classy^^ on steam and mention it!
Broadcasters and co-broadcasters are extremely wanted right now, it would really be appreciated if you'd sign up for becoming one!

Watch it all live at twitch.tv/clwo !!!

Current list of main broadcasters:
- Classy
- Square Play'n

Current listen of co-broadcasters:
- J.J.Watt
- Teamkiller
- Makarsi


Bracket:



Match takes place in August 2016 and is being advertised in the CEST timezone format.

Discussion:
Do not post suggestions here, post them on this thread instead: https://clwo.eu/thread-1364.html . Also please make sure that you have read the discussion thread before you post, because it seems like some people like to post common suggestions.

Banned from all future events:
- Zernora

Nothing big, just a bunch of small updates.

As warden you can now spawn footballs in your arrow
You can use this with broken maps that have broken footballs, the spawned balls should work with existing goals.
The balls should also work with any broken ball game like carceris volleyball, etc...
Or invent your own games to play with it.
You can turn it off & on by using sm_ball.
Every arrow placed will spawn a frozen ball and will delete the last ball.

Other updates:

• added !give print (full list of weapons--)
  
• reworked immersion sound queue system.
  
• Implemented fully functional cloak system.
  
• Implemented anti-lag checks to prevent a player from lagging to SHIT when 40 no recoil negevs open fire at him.
  
• added 5 dart gun sounds.
  
• added poison injection sound
  
• added rebel trackers at 3:00 (ct's see everyone on minimap)
  
• added extra "whoooooom" to bombs
  
• config changes, allow 2 flashbangs instead of 1
  
• config changes, allow 5 grenades in total instead of 4
  
• Made pettable chickens, you can pet a chicken by pressing E on the glowing chickens
  
• Opening cells as T will now count as an act of rebelling
  
• When placing arrows on prisoners as warden it will count the prisoner for you
  
• Pressing armory buttons as prisoner now counts as an act of rebelling
  
• added call of duty hitmarkers for fun days or LR
  
• sm_cod [0/1]
  
• added sm_slaynr (to slay yourself next round)
  
• Added alt account finder + deep alt account finder.
  
• Staff can use it ingame with sm_who <target> and it will figure out the alts.
  
• Changed staff chat to show to informers as well (as long as you are not staff, meaning staff using staffchat is still hidden)
  
• changed warning levels to 10,20,30 rounds lock.
  
• added disconnected to avoid punishment as team ban reason.
  
• added not killing red as teamlock reason.
  
• added !hns to be toggable, you can not turn it off & on (thanks popey)
  
• added full ammo to dart gun (so no more 12 shots)
  
• made bomb explosions a little bit bigger
  

Nilo.

Hello everyone, 

This post is here to thank Mr. Epic for donating a single amount of €100.- euros to CLWO!

Really appreciated buddy!

Running Commands
Custom commands can be run in three different ways:

• sm_commandName in console (or commandName if they're in-built)
  
• /commandName in chat
  
• !commandName in chat
  

If you use the third option, using the exclamation mark and the command, it will display that you're doing the command in chat.  This can be useful if you're doing something like !fire, when you want other people to see you doing it, but it can be detrimental if you're doing something like !delay, whereupon the warden will realise you have the bomb.  In such cases it is recommended to use either of the first two, where the command will not be displayed in chat.

Note, that if you don't know whether a command exists or not, it is recommended to test it out in console, because if you type a command that doesn't exist in chat, even if you use a slash before it, it will display in chat.

Opening Console
To be able to bind commands to keys and to run commands from console, first you'll need to know how to actually open it!  To open console, you will need to enable it from the settings menu.  To do this:

1. Launch Steam and start CS:GO
   
2. From the main menu, select Options --> Game Settings
   
3. Change the dropdown next to "Enable Developer Console (~)" so that it says "Yes"
   
4. Click Back
   
5. Now press the "~" button (it is above the tab button, to the left of the "1" button).
   
6. A grey box should appear.  You can close it with the "x" in the top-right box or enter commands in the input field at the bottom.

Binding Commands to a Key
It is possible to activate a command everytime you press a key by "binding" one to the other.  The syntax is as follows:


You can also bind words to a hotkey, meaning that when you press it you say something in chat.  Here, instead of using sm_command, you use "say" or "say_team".  Like so:



List of Jailbreak Commands
Game Commands

Webpage Commands

Counter-Strike Demos
Recording Demos

Demos are used to record CS:GO games in a far more compressed format than using generic video formats.  They are especially useful in Jailbreak because one can record freekilling or things that have been done wrong to rectify the situation at a later date.

To record a demo, follow these steps:

• Open up your console, if you don't know how, read the section higher up!
  
• Type record <demoName> in console and hit enter.
  
• Continue back to the game, everything that happens will know be recorded
  
• When you're done recording, type stop in console
  

The demo will now have generated a file called <demoName>.dem, which will be located in your csgo folder.  By default, this is located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo, but it will depend upon your installation location of Steam.  Upload this to a file-sharing site like Mediafire or Dropbox and you will be able to share it with others.

Reviewing Demos

To open a demo, type demoui in console, a demo modulating window will open with a button to load the demo from.  Double-click this button and you will be able to load the demo, once open, note that the demo will start playing automatically.  If you wish to run any of the following commands, it is recommended to pause the demo.

If the player is suspected of wallhacks, type r_drawothermodels 2 and it will turn on a wireframe model.  This can be turned off with r_drawothermodels 1.

If the player is suspected of using a nospread/norecoil hack, type sv_cheats 1; sv_showimpacts 1.  This can be turned off with sv_cheats 0; sv_showimpacts 0.  

To be able to move through the world manually, you will need the demoui up and to click the "Drive" button.  Once you click and hold with the left mouse button, you will be able to use your movement keys to move about.  Sometimes this can bug out, you will only be able to see things that were rendered at the time that the demo was being recorded, which may not always be everything.