Unit policy
General Orders Policy
Community standards and milsim rules for ArmA Philippines Milsim — Task Force Stingray.
Overview
The intention of these rules is to maintain a good sense of community and to provide a clear example of what type of behavior is NOT allowed within the unit.
Failure to comply with these rules will result in disciplinary action and could involve demotion, suspension or Discharge.
01–10
General Orders
Core conduct expected of every member.
- 01
Respect Each Other. In all forms, at all times. We will not tolerate rude attitudes, snide or lewd comments and remarks.
- 02
Respect Milsim. Always maintain game immersion.
- 03
Value other people's time.
- 04
Always act professionally and with maturity.
- 05
No abusing of reconnect to skip re-spawn timer.
- 06
ALL members are required to ALWAYS connect to the unit's correct TeamSpeak (TS) channel BEFORE going inside Arma server. Other ways of in-game comms is not allowed.
- 07
Do not engage in any form of cheating and do not tolerate those who do.
- 08
Attend all required meetings, trainings, and respond to polls, survey, attendance, scheduled official events or will inform, in advance, if unable to do so.
- 09
Refrain from engaging in public discussion or debate of political, religious or other similarly volatile subject matters.
- 10
Do not Stream or Record any form of training, Planning, and After Action Reviews/debriefing.
Milsim
Milsim Rules
In-mission standards that protect immersion and fair play.
Rule 1
Laws of war must be followed.
Rule 2
Avoid sabotage of game-play. This includes but is not limited to:
- Intentional sabotage of objective of any form (unless it's part of your mission)
- Double role (ex: playing as Medic and AR)
- Refusal of following SL or any OiC orders
- Intentional destruction of assets
- Taking command of civilian and OPFOR armored vehicles
- Suicide bombing
Rule 3
Respect mission creators by always maintaining game immersion. Operations are always the time to lock it down and get serious.
Reference
Laws of war / Rules of war
Reference briefing on the laws of war.
ICRC — International Committee of the Red Cross