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Welcome to Catastrophic Events Rocket League Tournaments

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Rocket League Tournaments

Welcome Esports Fans

 Introducing the best and only live Esports tournament event in North Queensland and the Whitsunday's. Grab your tickets and experience the thrill and excitement of Esports live. Engage face-to-face with gamers from around your very own local communities. Watch live teams and individuals battle it out for gaming dominance, prowess, and cash prizes. Follow your local hero gamer and watch them scale the leader boards to be crowned champion, of Whitsunday Esports. 


What is Rocket League


 Rocket League is a vehicular soccer video game Described as "soccer, but with rocket-powered cars", Rocket League has up to four players assigned to each of the two teams, using rocket-powered vehicles to hit a ball into their opponent's goal and score points over the course of a match. Players control a rocket-powered car and use it to hit a ball that is much larger than the cars towards the other team's goal area to score goals, in a way that resembles a soccer game, with elements reminiscent of a demolition derby Matches are typically five minutes long, with a sudden death overtime if the game is tied at that point.

Registration

 All players wishing to participate in this upcoming tournament must fill in the registration form on this website to be eligible for this tournament. Look under the Registration tab and fill in all required fields. 

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Everything you need to know

The Story So Far.....

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The Story So Far.....

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 Jump in your car, strap on your rockets and boost your way to the top of our leader-boards. 

The Story So Far....

RLC in Esports

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The Story So Far.....

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Learn how it all got started.

RLC in Esports History

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You Choose Online or Live Events

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Bring yourself, your family, team mates, duo or trio there is a payment plan for all.

Ticket prices

Free to Play Weekly Setup

Free to Play Weekly Setup

You Choose Online or Live Events

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Free to play weekly events will give everyone the chance to join the fun with tournaments every weekend. Go to Xbox clubs, find clubs and type "Catastrophic Events" to request invite to club. Upon joining, find new friends join party chat and post discussions on all our upcoming events and tournaments.

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Tournament Setup

Free to Play Weekly Setup

Map Rotation & Modes

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  Stage 1. Open Qualifier double-elimination on DFH Stadium.  All subsequent Matches will be DFH Stadium then random.

Stage 2.Team seed series double-elimination play-in.

Stage 3. CLE league play Round Robin

Stage 4. Whitsunday Series "RC"(Rocket League Championship).

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Map Rotation & Modes

Free to Play Weekly Setup

Map Rotation & Modes

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List of maps & break down of modes of play.

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The Story So Far.....

The Plot

 

 

Rocket League's game-play is pretty much the same as its predecessor, Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars. Players control a rocket-powered car and use it to hit a ball that is much larger than the cars towards the other team's goal area to score goals, in a way that resembles a soccer game, with elements reminiscent of a demolition derby. Players' cars can jump to hit the ball while in mid-air. The players can also pick up a speed boost by passing their cars over marked spaces on the field, enabling them to quickly cross the field, use the added momentum to hit the ball, or ram into another player's car to destroy it; in the latter case, the destroyed car re-spawns moments later. A player may also use a boost when in the air to propel themselves forward in flight, allowing players to hit the ball in the air. Players can alter their car's orientation while midair, which combined with midair boosting allows for controlled flight. Players can also perform quick dodges, causing their car to do a short jump and spin in a given direction, which can be used to nudge the ball or gain positioning advantage over the other team.

Matches are usually five minutes long, with sudden death overtime if the game is tied at that point. Matches can be played from between one-on-one up to four-on-four players, as well as in casual and ranked playlists. The latter serves as Rocket League's competitive online mode, where players compete in various tiered ranks within game seasons, with victories or losses raising or lowering a player's rank, respectively. The game includes a single-player "season" mode, with the player competing with computer-controlled players. An update in December 2016 introduced "Custom Training" sequences that can be created by players and shared with others on the same platform; players can specify the ball's path and the presence and skill of opponents on the field as to practice specific shots-on-goal over and over.

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RLC in esports

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Rocket League Championships

 Psyonix had observed the popularity of Rocket League matches on Twitch and other live streaming platforms, and in February 2016, were looking to use the game more in esports. In March 2016, Psyonix announced the first Rocket League Championship Series; the finals took place in August 2016 with a $55,000 prize pool. More than $1 million in revenues from the sale of in-game crates and cosmetic items were used to fund additional competitive events throughout the year, including smaller competitions at major gaming conventions and support for community-run competitive events. Soon after release, Rocket League became an officially sponsored esport, joining ESL. In September 2015, Major League Gaming (MLG) announced the first season of the Pro Rocket League, which was held in September through early October. A $75,000 Rocket League tournament was held outside U.S. Bank Stadium at the Summer X Games in July 2017, with the finals streamed live on ESPN3. NRG Esports claimed their first live Rocket League championship by winning the tournament, defeating Gale Force eSports in the final. As NBC's first foray into esports, NBC Sports Group, in conjunction with Faceit, ran its own $100,000-prize pool tournament which was broadcast across its eight worldwide regions in July–August 2017. Starting in September 2017, Psyonix and Tespa, a collegiate esports organizer, held the first collegiate tournament for teams to win a share of $50,000 in scholarships. In December 2017, Turner Sports organized a US$150,000 E-league Cup event for eight teams was broadcast live on streaming media, with a three-part series of shows detailing some of the teams' path to the Cup and some of the match results, which aired on TBS later in the month. 

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Ticket Prices

Ticket Pricing for Live Events

Ticket Pricing for Online Events

Ticket Pricing for Online Events

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All players wishing to participate in this upcoming tournament must fill in the registration form on this website to be eligible for this tournament. Look under the Registration tab and fill in all required fields. 

Player registration $24.95. Must provide your own console headset HDMI cord controller & game.

Standard entry $13.95 per/person, $19.95 per/family, children 16 or under get in for free entry but MUST be accompanied by parent or guardian. All players MUST arrive by 9.30 am or risk forfeiting the tournament.

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Ticket Pricing for Online Events

Ticket Pricing for Online Events

Ticket Pricing for Online Events

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All players wishing to participate in this upcoming tournament must fill in the registration form on this website to be eligible for this tournament. Look under the Registration tab and fill in all required fields. 

Player registration $13.95/per player.

Team registration $35.95/per Team

 

All players and teams must confirm payment 48hrs prior to the day of tournament commencement and must be online 30min before tournament start time or risk forfeiting seeding line up and registration fee. 

Cancellations/Refunds should be requested 24hrs prior to tournament start time. No funds will be refunded to any Players or Teams past cancellation time. 

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CLE Free To Play Weekly

Welcome to Catastrophic Events 3v3 free to play weekly tournaments. Setup

Every weekend we will be holding events to provide fun and competitive gaming to all Esports fans.

The first of many tournaments will be 3v3 Rocket League starting at 7 pm Friday, then two on Saturday, one at 11 am, and then one at 2 pm and a final on Sunday at 2 pm.

The tournament is going to be available 7 days before start time/day

registration will be required on Facebook and Xbox clubs.

Players must subscribe to the events as a group of three there is no way to do it individually therefore, players must go to the Xbox club and start or join an "LFG" in club sections to group up and subscribe to the event.

Subscribing will secure your spot on the day and will give you notification 15 mins before start time, after this any one team can still register until tournament commencement.



 

Registration

 All players wishing to participate in this upcoming tournament must fill in the registration form on this website to be eligible for this tournament. Look below and click the Registration tab and fill in all required fields.  

Registration click here

Tournament setup

Tournament Setup

Teams will first be entered into the CLE Open League Qualifiers “Open Qualifier” stage for the applicable Whitsunday regional QLD in which they are registered. Teams may participate in up to two Open Qualifiers, each of which is comprised of a “Double Elimination Bracket,” meaning that a Team will not be eligible to move forward if they lose two Matches in the bracket. Seeding will be determined by CLE and/or Tournament Administrators at their discretion. All Matches in the Open Qualifiers will be Best-of-Three. The final 32 Teams (16 Teams in the upper bracket and 16 Teams in the lower bracket) remaining will qualify to participate in the “Whitsunday League Series” (as defined below) and will be ineligible to participate in any additional Open Qualifiers. 


The Whitsunday League Play Series is titled the “CLE Whitsunday Series Rocket League Championship”. Whitsunday Rocket League Championship consists of League Play that is a Round Robin with eight Teams. Six of these teams qualified through the CLE Open League Qualifiers. Two of the Teams qualified through the CLE Whitsunday Series Playoffs. The Teams will play one Best-of-Five Match against every other Team. Rankings will be determined by comparing the total number of Match wins received by a Team during the  Whitsunday League Play Series. If a Team is disqualified from a Match by CLE and/or the Tournament Administrator, the Match will be recorded as a 3-0 win in favour of the opposing team.


The top four ranked teams from Whitsunday League Play Series will compete in the “Whitsunday Series Playoffs”. The Whitsunday Series Playoffs is a double-elimination bracket with Best-of-Seven Matches. Teams will be seeded from first through fourth based on how they performed in Whitsunday League Play Series. The playoff bracket will proceed as follows:


    Match 1 - The fourth and first seeded teams will play each other.

    Match 2 - The second and third-seeded teams will play each other.

    Match 3 - The loser of Match 1 will play the loser of Match 2. The loser of Match 3 will be eliminated from the Whitsunday Series Playoffs and be ranked in fourth place.

    Match 4 - The winner of Match 1 will play the winner of Match 2.

    Match 5 - The loser of Match 4 will play the winner of Match 3. The loser of Match 5 will be eliminated from the Whitsunday Series Playoffs and be ranked in third place.

    Match 6 - The winner of Match 4 will play the winner of Match 5. The winner of Match 6 will be the Whitsunday Series Playoffs Champion. The loser of Match 6 will be ranked in second place.

 

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Map Rotation

Maps & modes will play out as follows:

In the Open Qualifier, all games are played on DFH Stadium.

Game Mode Settings 

    Default Arena: DFH Stadium 

    Team Size: 3v3 

    Bot Difficulty: No Bots 

    Mutators: None 

    Match Time: 5 Minutes 

    Joinable By: Name/Password 

    Platform: PS4, Nintendo Switch, Steam, or Xbox One.

In all other stages of the Tournament, the first game is played on DFH Stadium. All subsequent Matches will be played on an eligible arena, chosen by Tournament Administrators at their sole discretion. 

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Maps

DFH Stadium

Champions Field

DFH Stadium

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DFH Stadium 

Map Information 

Playlists: 

Competitive, Casual, Rumble, Snow Day 

Game modes: 

Soccar, Rumble, Snow Day 

Versions: 

Normal, Stormy, Day, Snowy 

Layout: Standard 

Released: 2015-07-07 

Overview 

DFH Stadium is one of the arenas included with the original release of Rocket League. There are 3 variants of DFH Stadium: Day, Stormy, and Snowy. The name comes from the initials of Psyonix CEO Dave Hagewood. DFH Stadium is one of the standard maps and is thus frequently used in tournaments. 

 


Mannfield

Champions Field

DFH Stadium

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Mannfield 

Map Information 

Playlists: 

Competitive, Normal, Rumble 

Game-modes: 

Soccar, Rumble 

Versions: 

Normal, Stormy, Night 

Layout: Standard 

Released: 2015-07-07 

Overview 

Mannfield is one of the arenas included with the original release of Rocket League. 

There are 2 variants of Mannfield: Normal and Stormy. They both were included with the original release.  

Game-modes:  s one of the standard maps and is thus frequently used in tournaments. It featured in both the RLC Pro League and RLCS Season 1 final. 

Champions Field

Champions Field

Champions Field

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Champions Field
Map Information
Playlists:
Competitive, Normal, Rumble
Game modes:
Soccar, Rumble
Versions:
Normal, Day
Layout: Standard
Released: 2017-07-05
Overview
Champions Field is an arena that was added during the 2nd anniversary of Rocket League within Patch v1.35. There are 2 variants of Champions Field: Normal and Day. Champions Field is one of the standard maps and is occasionally used in tournaments. The map made appearances in tournaments such as the ELEAGUE Cup, Gfinity Elite Series Season 1 & 2, and the Northern Arena Invitational. 

Salty Shores

Forbidden Temple

Champions Field

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Map Information 

Playlists: 

Competitive, Normal 

Game modes: Soccar 

Versions: Normal, Night 

Layout: Standard 

Released: 2018-05-29 

Overview  

Salty Shores was added to all playlists in Patch v1.45, on the 29th of May 2018. 

A Night version of Salty Shores was added to Local Matches, Private Matches, and Training in Patch v1.65, on the 24th of June 2019. Salty Shores was featured in CRL Fall 2019. 

AquaDome

Forbidden Temple

Forbidden Temple

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 AquaDome 

Map Information 

Playlists: 

Competitive, Normal, Rumble 

Game modes: Soccar, Rumble 

Versions: Normal 

Layout: Standard 

Released: 2016-10-04 

Overview  

 Inspired by the seven seas, the creatures beneath the waves, and the machines we use to study both, Aqua-Dome was added in Patch v1.24, on the 4th of October 2016. Aqua-Dome was added to the RLCS map pool in RLCS Season 3.

Forbidden Temple

Forbidden Temple

Forbidden Temple

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Forbidden Temple
Map Information
Playlists:
Competitive, Normal, Rumble
Game modes: Soccar, Rumble
Versions: Normal
Layout: Standard Released: 2020-01-20 Overview
Forbidden Temple was added to Competitive, Normal and Rumble playlists on the 20th of January 2020. Forbidden Temple is an arena which was added to Rocket League on January 20, 2020, as a part of the Lucky Lanterns Special Event. In the background, one of the giant mountains is shaped as a Moai. 

Throwback Stadium

Throwback Stadium

Throwback Stadium

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Throwback Stadium

Map Information

Playlists: Normal

Game-modes: Soccar

Versions: Normal

Layout: Non-Standard

Released: 2018-07-09

 Overview 

Throwback Stadium is an arena that was based on the arena Stadium from Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars. added during the 3-year anniversary of Rocket League and the 10-year anniversary of 'Battle-Cars'. Once the event ended, the arena became available in tournaments, local matches and private matches. The map was first used competitively in the Stadium Cup by Rival Esports. 

 The arena was also used for the Spike Rush phase of the Radical Summer event. 

Neo Tokyo

Throwback Stadium

Throwback Stadium

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Neo Tokyo 

Map Information 

Playlists: 

Competitive, Normal, Rumble 

Game modes: Soccar, Rumble 

Versions: Normal 

Layout: Standard, Non-Standard 

Released: 2016-06-20 

 Overview

Neo Tokyo is the remade version of the Rocket Labs map Underpass and was added to both normal and competitive playlists in Patch 1.19 on June 20th 2016. The Tokyo inspired map is also the first one to have a live updated scoreboard on the map itself, along with a voice calling out game highlights such as a save or a goal. 

Neo Tokyo first competitive appearance was in RLCS Season 2 Europe - League Play in week 1 match 4.

Starbase ARC

Throwback Stadium

Starbase ARC

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Starbase ARC
Map Information
Playlists: Competitive, Normal
Game-modes: Soccar, Rumble
Versions: Normal
Layout: Standard, Non-Standard
Released: 2016-12-07
Overview
Venture to the far reaches of space and experience a new arena, Starbase ARC. This octagonal, semi-standard stadium orbits an enormous (but familiar) planet with each goal punctuated by an interstellar  laser show. Starbase ARC is a Competitive, Casual, and Private  match arena.  Starbase ARC was the second non-standard map to be introduced to the game. Starbase ARC was redesigned as a standard map which has yet to appear in competitive tournaments. 

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Soccar Mode

How it works

   

Arenas are the main areas where the game takes place. They feature boost pads dotted around the field. The four in the corners and 2 at the edges (8 in total in the Octagonal & Throwback Arenas) refill 100% boost, while all other pads refill 12% boost. The arenas also feature a cage-like structure, keeping both the ball and the players inside. It also allows players' cars to drive around it, though if not moving, they will slide down the walls, and cannot stick to the ceiling for too long.

 

Players spawn into the match at one of five places: 

Goalie: Directly in front of the goal, inside the goal box. 

Defenders: Inside the penalty area in front of the goalie spawn.

Wings: Outside the penalty area in front of the defender spawn.


During any given match there are two teams, Team Blue and Team Orange. The team is composed by three players, therefore, team-work is crucial to victory. Because of the number of players involved in the game-play, it is recommended that players maintain tactical positions and rotation across the arena. Described as "soccer, but with rocket-powered cars", Players' cars have the ability to jump to hit the ball while in mid-air. A player may also use a boost when in the air to propel themselves forward in flight, allowing players to hit the ball in the air.


Players can alter their car's orientation while mid-air, which combined with mid-air boosting allows for controlled flight. Players can also perform quick dodges, causing their car to do a short jump and spin in a given direction, which can be used to nudge the ball or to quickly gain a positioning advantage over the other team. Players skillfully maneuver their rocket-powered car and use it to hit and rebound the ball, which is much larger than the cars itself, off the walls, their car, and their opponent's car. To score points hit the ball into the other team's goal area to score  goals, in a way that resembles a soccer game, with elements of a demolition derby. The team with the highest points of goals will be the winner of that match.

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