Friendly Fire

Rules

  1. Be decent. Shoot people in the game, not in the chat.
  2. No cheats, hacks or exploits. Your aim may be bad, but at least it's yours.
  3. No hate speech, harassment or discrimination. The only acceptable target is the enemy, and occasionally your teammates.
  4. Accidental friendly fire is forgiven. Deliberate friendly fire is a clip in the Hall of Shame.
  5. Use push-to-talk or a decent mic. Nobody wants to hear your dinner.
  6. Callouts first, excuses later.
  7. No toxicity toward other clans or randoms. We're here to win, not to be jerks.
  8. Show up when you said you would. If you can't make it, tell someone.
  9. Respect the leaders' calls during matches. Argue about it in the debrief.
  10. Have fun. That's an order.

Breaking the rules means a warning, then a timeout from clan activities, and finally a dishonourable discharge. Leaders have the final word. Arguing with a leader is like arguing with an airstrike: technically possible, practically pointless.