Front Line Server Basic Rules

Our server is designed for comfortable, fair, and engaging play, where every player influences the overall campaign. Piloting skill and combat ability are not the only important factors here, but also respect for other players, discipline, and adherence to the game rules.

These rules help maintain order on the server, preserve a team-based atmosphere, and make the battle exciting for everyone. We ask that every player understand these rules and adhere to them in every mission.

Choosing a side and participating in the campaign

During a single game, players are only allowed to play for one side of the conflict. This is necessary to maintain a fair balance and prevent information transfer between coalitions.

Switching sides is permitted only once, and only to the side with less flight time, with the obligatory approval of the server administration. Unauthorized switching between coalitions is prohibited.

Chat and Team Speak Behavior

Game chat and Team Speak are intended for in-game communication, coordination, and friendly interaction. Political debates are prohibited on the server—our project is designed for relaxation, not conflict over unrelated topics.

Insults, personal attacks, provocations, and any statements that affect the relatives or loved ones of other players are also prohibited. Obscene language, even in subtle forms, is also considered a violation.

Violations of the communication rules will result in game restrictions, ranging from several hours to two days, depending on the situation.

Player nicknames

Your in-game nickname must be clear, correct, and consistent with your TeamSpeak nickname and the game. This simplifies communication between players and the administration.

The following are prohibited:

offensive nicknames,

standard names like Player 12345,

as well as nicknames that do not match those specified in voice communication.

In such cases, access to the game will be restricted until the name is corrected.

Fair play

The use of cheats, third-party programs, and any tools that provide an unfair advantage is strictly prohibited on the server. This applies to both software interference and the exploitation of server errors for personal gain.

If you notice a flaw, bug, or mechanical error, you must report it to the administration and not use it in battle.

Streamsniping—using information from players' real-time streams to gain an advantage in the game—is specifically prohibited.

Cheating may result in a permanent ban until the investigation is completed, and streamsniping may result in a ban of up to 24 hours in real time.

Takeoff and landing rules

Takeoffs and landings at the airfield are permitted only from the end of the runway, where the landing lights and flare are located. This rule is necessary to prevent collisions and chaos at the start of a mission.

If an accident occurs on the runway, the player who took off according to the established rules is considered to be in the right. The injured player has the right to file a complaint against the violator with the administration.

Violations may result in a game restriction for the remainder of the current mission.

Allies and responsibility

Firing at allied aircraft and controlled ground vehicles is prohibited. Even accidental attacks require vigilance and responsibility. Intentionally causing damage to allies is considered a serious violation.

Intentionally leaving the game while flying or controlling a tank is also prohibited. Such actions disrupt the mission balance and disrupt other players.

Such violations may result in a game restriction of up to 8 hours or other measures at the discretion of the administration.

The main rule

Respect other players, play fairly, and remember that the server is a shared space for team play. Winning is important, but even more important is an atmosphere that makes you want to come back again.

Adhering to these simple rules makes the project stronger, and each campaign more interesting and realistic.

P.S. This list of rules is not exhaustive and may be supplemented.