No cheating
If you suspect someone, submit the private support form with as much evidence as possible. Do not make accusations in general chat. It makes it harder for admins to investigate and collect clear evidence.
Know before you spawn
Server rules & community standards.
C.A.F is built around strong sportsmanship and a good community. Read the full standards before you deploy on Namalsk.
Steam accounts & in game names
In game names must not be offensive or set to “Survivor.” Steam profiles must be public.
Impersonating staff
Players must not impersonate staff members. This creates confusion when admins need to interact with players in game.
No glitching
Do not use exploits or glitches for an advantage. Do not place landmines in invisible spots on Namalsk stairs.
No racism, sexism or hate speech
Racism, sexism, hate speech and slurs of any kind will not be tolerated.
No stream sniping
Be a player, not a fan. You must close a stream if you and the streamer are playing on the same server.
Compensation
You play at your own risk. Compensation is not provided, including for glitches or errors related to the game.
Combat logging
A 10-minute logout cooldown applies after an encounter is completed. You may calm the situation by leaving the location, talking it out, or completing the encounter with one side victorious.
Restarts
Do not push players immediately after a restart. It can take a few minutes for everyone to reconnect when the server is full. Use !players to check.
Loot cycling
Do not remove unwanted loot from its spawn location in the hope that new loot will appear. Extended no logout zones protect high tier locations. Everything is logged.
Alt accounts
Separate lives are allowed, but alternate accounts must not meet people you just played with, act as loot donkeys, or return to recent fights. Alternate accounts may not use the same base.
Toxic gameplay
Do not team up to camp spawn areas or bring high tier weapons north for unfair fights that make it impossible for new players to progress.
See something wrong?
Record it. Report it privately.
If you suspect someone is breaking the rules, submit a private support ticket. Clip or record gameplay where possible.