FPS Sample Clauses

FPS. The server will reject formats not set to the above configuration. • A program may not be played if submitted in any other format. Please contact us if you have any questions. • When you upload your program, do not include bars and tone, a countdown, or anything other than the program and ten seconds of black in the beginning. Producers must have current public contact information on file with EBCMC. This may be an email address or phone number that the producer will allow be given out to viewers who would like to contact them about their program.
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FPS. The following rules apply to any games which are categorized as being of an FPS (First Person Shooter) genre. These include, but are not limited to Call of Duty, CS:GO, Overwatch, Quake and Rainbow Six. In cases where rules specific to any game which is also generally considered as forming part of the same genre are separately listed, these will complement, and supersede (if applicable), the genre-specific rules. The Operator reserves the right to apply the settlement rules of this genre to any games not listed above which are generally acknowledged as such. 1. Should overtime/extra Maps/extra rounds be required to decide the Match Outcome (or any part of it), and unless otherwise stated within the offer, the outcomes deriving from added play will be taken into account for settlement purposes. This however does not apply to Correct Score offers. 2. For Match odds, Series Outcome,Total Maps and Map Handicaps, the first scheduled Map must start for bets to stand. The exception is for any Maps awarded via the event rules to participants originating from the so-called “Winners” and/or “Upper” bracket. In such cases, said Maps will be taken into consideration for settlement purposes. 3. For Total Maps, Map handicap, Correct Score, Duration, Map X, First X/First to X, Ace, Kills/Kill- streak and Player Kills, all parts of the map/scheduled maps must be completed for bets to stand. Should an event be abandoned before natural completion, those bets on over/unders on Total Maps and on Match Handicaps will be normally settled if a result fulfilling those bets offers has been reached, otherwise they will be declared void. 4. For Correct Score, all regularly scheduled Maps must be completed for bets to stand. 5. For Duration, settlement of bets referring to duration will also include any time required to complete any Overtime/extra Maps needed to complete the match (or part thereof), to which the offer refers to. Any Map awarded via the event rules to participants originating from the so-called “Winners” and/or “Upper” bracket will be considered as “0” (zero) minutes for settlement purposes. 6. For Map X, the listed Map must be completed for bets to stand. 7. For First X/First to X, the bet offer refers to which of the participants is the first to be credited as having accomplished/reached the listed amount of a predefined occurrence. Unless a drawn outcome (aka neither team) has been offered, should neither of the participants reach the listed amount, stakes will be ...
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FPS. Gameplay is a FPS, where players can rotate limited to certain degrees. The movement of the character is also restricted to avoid having the camera go outside the capture field. Capture cameras should be placed accordingly with the intended rotation of game camera and space of movement of the character.
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FPS i. FPS shall ensure that the Form 3155 “Offense/Incident Report” associated with the June 9, 2011 incident is destroyed or otherwise removed completely from Plaintiff ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇’▇ record. Counsel for FPS shall provide written confirmation of such action to counsel for Plaintiff. ii. FPS hereby authorizes DECO to agree to the provisions set forth in Paragraph 4(A) above in order to effectuate this Settlement Agreement and Release. By signing this Agreement, FPS agrees that it has had ample opportunity to participate in the settlement negotiations in this case, that it has specifically discussed the provisions of Paragraph 4(A) with DECO and counsel, and that it has authorized DECO to agree to the provisions set forth in Paragraph 4(A). iii. FPS agrees to cooperate in good faith with DECO so that DECO may establish guidelines, training, and procedures in compliance with DECO’s obligations under Paragraph 4(A) without being deemed to have breached the parties’ security services contract, or to have infringed upon the authority or jurisdiction of FPS or GSA. FPS agrees to review guidelines in draft established by DECO pursuant to Paragraphs 4(A)(ii) and 4(A)(iii) above to ensure that they are not in conflict with FPS’ requirements and/or policies for GSA-owned properties. Once any FPS recommended changes are incorporated by DECO, FPS waives any objection that same is in conflict with FPS’ requirements and/or policies for GSA-owned properties. Once the guidelines are final, FPS shall provide copies of said guidelines to those individuals, government agencies, and/or other third- parties not privy to this Agreement who have an interest in the FPS-DECO contract. If FPS’ requirements and/or policies for GSA-owned properties change in the future, FPS will notify DECO of the change and work with DECO to update the guidelines they have developed.
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