Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Rules

There are only a few very basic rules that we ask players to follow while gaming on our Battlefield: Bad Company 2 servers. These rules help everyone to have a better gaming experience.

Spawn Policies

We do not permit the act of disrupting a spawn zone's operations. By this, we mean that you are not allowed to camp or hug. Camping is mainly centred around two unique types; entering and blocking.

Entering an enemy spawn zone normally involves a player walking into an enemy spawn zone and shooting those who spawn there. Blocking involves sitting directly  outside an enemy spawn exit, or placing triggered explosive devices at the exit of a spawn, such as AT mines or C4.

Hugging involves a player sitting inside their own spawn, shooting out of it, encouraging enemy players to enter their spawn zone and thus could cause spawn camping.

Explosive Device Policies

We do not allow players to use any type of rocket propelled grenade launchers, such as the Carl Gustav, on infantry. This means that you can use RPGs on vehicles and turret emplacements (UAV stations, heavy machine guns, stationary AT launchers).

We also ask that players do not use 40mm grenade launchers or C4 as primary weapons, though these attachments are not banned.

Brink Rules

In Brink many areas of gameplay that could be exploited in other games are secured by in-game systems, but there are occasional glitches.

Spawn Policies

The spawn zones in Brink are protected by high-power defence turrets that fire at any enemies that get close to the spawn zones, however in some areas due to glitches certain player types are able to pass behind said turrets. We ask that all players understand that there are glitches in-game, and these glitches should not be exploited. If these glitches are exploited, then players may be banned from the server.

Battlefield 3 Rules

Spawn Policies

We believe strongly that the spawn zones in Battlefield 3 should be left untouched by the battle raging on in the centre of the map. This means no vehicle theft from the spawn and no shooting into a spawn zone.

Gadget Policies

Gadgets are devices such as RPGs, C4, AT-mines and many more. We take a somewhat "liberal" approach to gadget usage; meaning that we do not have any specific rules against using them. However, if a player feels that they are having their gameplay deliberately disrupted by another player, we will obviously ask that other player to stop, as everyone deserves to enjoy their gameplay.

Disruptive Communications

A major problem in most modern first person shooters is people whining in chat, shouting racial slur at other players, and just generally being annoying and detracting from the immersion that the game provides. We take a strong stance against this sort of behaviour, and will react with appropriate measures.