Rules
Farewell
Thank you to everyone who played here and made this community what it is. We, the admin team, no longer have the energy to maintain the server environment, and we’re currently in our sunset period. The rules have been dramatically cut down, admins will still check in periodically, but we’re not as omnipresent as we once were, and the PVP restrictions have been simplified in order to make things sustainable during this sunset period. Please be kind to one another, get in touch with folks you want to stay friends with, and be well.
Don’t intentionally ruin other people’s fun
We’re all playing Rust because we want to have fun; follow Wheaton’s Law. First and foremost, don’t impinge on other people’s pursuit of happiness. Obviously the game involves conflict – whether that’s over resources or straight up raiding depends upon the situation, and the rest of the rules deal with those situations. If someone’s expressing genuine displeasure with you or your actions, pause for a moment and think about whether you’re being a dick.
Be civil – no racist language, sexual threats, etc.
This shouldn’t need any explanation. If it does, file a complaint with your local school district for failing to educate you. Respect that this is a game and leave political commentary and questionable references at the door. This applies to chat conduct, voice chat, signs, names, profiles, etc.
Miscellaneous
- We generally will not reimburse players for items lost from a glitch in the game (falling through the map and dying, disconnections, etc.).
- While you may say what you want to say and go by what you want to be called in the rest of your life, we do restrict the content we allow in our house in order to make it pleasant for those who frequent the server.
- Additionally, as the administrative team is composed of English-speakers,
the rules are written in English and server communications are also done in
English.
- To facilitate smooth operation of the server, players must be able to communicate in English.
- So that admins may ensure that signs and names follow the rules, if they are in another language they must be in an easily searchable format.