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However, some players brought up a whole point of view and the WCG is ready to listen to them. The main argument for them using this was that most players use it and they used to do this combination of moves in order to take the opponent’s off guard. As some leagues (mostly Scandinavians and Asians leagues) allow this, it is not true to state that everyone does it and therefore it should be allowed. This would be a completely different question (whether or not the WCG should allow the silent-running) and in no-way can excuse any player for committing such action. All that said, the WCG Committee is well-aware of the problem that this rule may bring up for the following events and is actually reviewing the possibilities. So far there hasn’t been an absolute answer. The three main possibilities though would be the following:

1- Old rule remains : dispute format gets changed, asking the teams to specify what round they think they could have been confused or disadvantaged by an opponent using this method;
2- Get rid of the rule, therefore allowing the move and play even though it can mess up the hitboxes.
3- (In my opinion the fairest of all 3) Get rid of the rules. Create a WCG Mod for the competition where the third duck-duck combo would have a jump penalty, therefore disallowing a player to move fast AND silent at the same time for a long period of time. At the same time, the players that are use to do this will still be able to do it, but won’t get the hidden advantage of it. This could also allow the WCG committee to fix the silent plant bug and other bug, facilitating the referees’ job and allow them to focus on things like ghosting and dead-speeches.


Players, readers and any other members of the community are welcome to collaborate in finding the best suitable option and are invited to write their comments about this situation or any other CS related subject to thierry@worldcybergames.ca

Cheers,

Thierry “Tee” St-Jacques-Gagnon
WCG Grand Final Chief Referee CS 1.6