Keep it chill. That's most of it.
CTFO has been a clan before. It got competitive, it got sweaty and it stopped being fun, so it stopped. This time the rules are written down from day one and it's enforced.
Getting annoyed at new players gets you removed.
It doesn't matter how many hours you've got or how good your aim is. If a new player doesn't know what they're doing, show them or leave them be. Shouting at them, mocking them or freezing them out isn't a disagreement about playstyle, it's the one thing CTFO exists to stop.
Ten more, all short
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Nobody owes the clan hours
Play when you want, as long as you want. Nobody gets called out for being offline, ever. Real life comes first.
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Teach, don't tut
If you know how to do something, show someone. If you don't, ask. Both are exactly what we want.
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Calm comms
Call out what's happening, not who messed up. Raids and fights get loud, that's fine. Blaming people isn't.
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Loot is shared
What you bring home goes in the shared base. Take what you need for what you're doing, put back what you don't.
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No cheating, no scripts, no exceptions
Cheats, macros and anything else that breaks Facepunch's rules get you removed permanently. One cheater can get a whole group banned and ruin a wipe for hundreds of people.
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Your Steam profile stays public
We need it public to check your stats. Rust players have very few good reasons to keep theirs private. If it goes private you've got 3 days to make it public again, or you're removed from the clan.
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One account, your real one
No throwaway or bought accounts. There's a reason someone needed a second account. We're not interested in helping them need a third.
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Codes stay out of text chat
Codes and cupboard auth only ever come from the CTFO bot or over voice. Anyone asking for them in a text channel or a private message isn't us, whatever their role says. Tell an admin.
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No roof camping
The roof is for defending the base. Using it to pick off players at a distance isn't allowed. It brings attention we don't want. It's just not the kind of thing CTFO does.
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It's a game
Bases get raided, people die to bears, someone shoots the turret by accident. Laugh, rebuild, carry on.
What it looks like
This is CTFO
- Walking a new player through their first furnace
- Logging on for twenty minutes to top up the turrets
- Saying "no worries, here's how" when someone loses a kit
- Taking a couple of new players to a monument and letting them loot first
- Logging off when you've had enough
This isn't
- Sighing on comms because someone doesn't know a callout
- Pressuring people to play more
- Hoarding loot in a private box
- Making it all about kills or hours
- Anything involving cheats
How it's handled
Most things get a quiet word and that's the end of it. People have bad days. If it keeps happening, or it's aimed at new players, you'll be removed.
Cheating skips all of that. Anything that looks like cheating means you're out straight away while it's looked at, because the risk to everyone else is too high to wait.
None of this is personal. There are loads of good clans built for competitive Rust. If that's what you want, go and have a great time with them.
Still with us?
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