Nick in game: Al Capon
Age: 19
Gaming years: 8 - 9 years or more
Admin experience: Currently Admin since 5 months more or less ; in addition to administrating a classic server in the past .
Professional playing experience: Played few local competitions , a qualification to a national "non official" competition in the far past .
Knowledge about Counter Strike 1.6 and other CS games: CS 1.5 CS 1.6 CS:GO , Half Life DOD.
Knowledge about cheats: I have a major knowledge over cheats and how to spot them . i tried few myself in the far far past out of curiosity but never used it apart of that . Because " it kills the skills ".
Define a script: A series of Codes related to the game scripting language , inserted into a HACK or a simple Note folder more likely a .cfg folder . Activated either by the hack or typing in console "Exec note.cfg" , if activated by the hack it can be disabled by it , if activated by the exec command it can be disabled by activating an other cfg folder . It can affect all in-game options giving advantage over the opponent therefore classified in most competitions as hacks .
How would you deal with Report requests individually?: Logic , Facts , objectivity ; and Proofs .
Which one you prefer (teamwork or working alone)?: It depends ; if the teammates are not valuable i would prefer individual work ; But since the report Panelists are all chosen with great care and selected over others with a well thought criteria . Working together would be definitively better ; two brains are better than one .
Why should you become a member of the panel?: except from " i want to help to punish the rule breakers " , i'm really fascinated with the detective work , linking dots , being rational and searching for the just and right thing to decide , as i wish to become something similar in the near future ; knowing that i like doing this kind of jobs and activities is giving me confidence that i would make a nice job as a report panelist .
Because success is to have a goal , and to plan a path to reach the goal ( using the brain ) , and more importantly having the energy to walk that path and to work out your brain ( and that energy is heart ) .
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