Late Night Zombie Escape Event #2 [ENDED]

[Snowy 838 / 11,504]

Late Night Zombie Escape Event #2

 

Brand New Event at late night! Cast your votes suitable for your liking!

MAP

ze_bioshock_v6_2_csgo2

 

TIME/DATE

Sunday May 14th

3am Central Time(US) / 10am Central European Time (CET) / 4pm GMT+8

 

Duration

2-3 hours (unless we beat it before the time stated)

 

Rules

Don't troll with items, or you will be banned from using them.
Don't afk in spectate, or you will be kicked.
Don't mic spam, let the leaders try to give commands over voice comm.
Don't zombie inflate (Intentionally becoming a zombie to give the CT's a lesser chance).
Mute round will be applied IF we deem it necessary.
All other server rules apply to the event.

 

External Links

GFL ZE Discord:  https://discord.gg/Bkfwg4q

 

Map Download(s):

ze_bioshock_v6_2_csgo2 - Download

 

 

Good Luck and Have Fun!

 

Edited May 14, 2017 by xSnowyAngel

[kikofly 276 / 5,097]

3 ei em

[Snowy 838 / 11,504]

16 minutes ago, kikofly said:

3 ei em

 

influencing vote, demoted 

[xKEYx 86 / 2,936]

Rtv

[Potti 107 / 3,724]

ze_paper_escaper...

[DarkHeroz 93 / 3,517]

1 hour ago, Potti said:

ze_paper_escaper...

We can do it next event, paper escape is gud and we haven't spent much time for it.

[Hello. 1,452 / 24,189]

rtv for rtv_one_more

 

lesgo

[OLIVKA 146 / 3,528]

Late event = 3/4 am in my town  hehehe

P.S Sleap for weak!

 

Edited May 8, 2017 by OLIVKA

[DVD 8 / 2,485]

rtv

[FireStarter 69 / 3,174]

There looks to be some confusion with time zones in the poll, because 1am Central Time (US) = 8am Central European Time = 7am GMT = 3pm GMT+8.

[kikofly 276 / 5,097]

5 hours ago, FireStarter said:

There looks to be some confusion with time zones in the poll, because 1am Central Time (US) = 8am Central European Time = 7am GMT = 3pm GMT+8.

 

[1mpact 107 / 3,838]

*cough* VOTE 5AM! *cough*

[FireStarter 69 / 3,174]

Anyways I think that it would be extremely useful to have GMT (UTC) time mentioned in all such announcements, because this is Coordinated Universal Time and anybody living in a different time zone should know or be able to easily find out their offset from it. Currently people that are not living in any of the time zones mentioned in the announcement have to do double conversion: from the time zone in the announcement -> to GMT -> to their time zone. There is software that can calculate offsets between different time zones automatically, but why even bother with it or rely on it?

[OLIVKA 146 / 3,528]

Sleep for weak. Drink some vodka, and go play 24/7 in zombie escape

[kikofly 276 / 5,097]

 because of the CSGO update, the event will be postponed until further notice. sorry for the inconvenience

[koala 102 / 3,719]

UPDATE: The event will be postponed to Sunday May 14th, 3am Central Time(US) / 10am Central European Time (CET) / 4pm GMT+8

Edited May 13, 2017 by koala

[Zoom 30 / 2,719]

need to offline practice before the event huehue

[xylonez 1 / 1,531]

Offline practice is only for pleb.

[Unorth 84 / 2,114]

Really close on the event. Just need everyone to crouch on the final rail and we got it!

[FireStarter 69 / 3,174]

Still so much confusion with time zones (which I have realized after the even has started an hour earlier than I expected). I was on the server, so no problem for me, but I think that it could be made more clear in the future announcements.

 

The time zone in the announcement is Central Time (US). But it is not clear from the announcement whether it is Central Standard Time (GMT-6) (which is often called “Central Time” according to the site) or Central Daylight Time (GMT-5). The event has actually started at the CDT time.

 

The time zone in the announcement is Central European Time (GMT+1). The event has actually started at the Central European Summer Time (GMT+2).

 

To avoid confusion with time zones and daylight saving time I would still suggest mentioning time for Greenwich Mean Time/Coordinated Universal Time time zone or be more exact about other time zones (the time in a time zone doesn’t change during the year, these are actual places (states, cities etc.) that use different time zones during different times of the year).

 

I could have probably understood it earlier if I had had a closer look at the Kikofly’s screenshot, but I would prefer to have a clear and noncontradictory announcement to begin with. =)

Edited May 14, 2017 by FireStarter
grammar