TEAMKILLING IN EVENTS
Everybody is familiar with it: At the start and end of every big linebattle, the log is clogged with teamkilling, as soon as you spawn. Every reset many people use the opportunity to teamkill. We as a regiment completely forbid this - it is unprofessional and gives a bad impression of the regiment. When you wear 6th tags, you are representing us, so we require that you never teamkill in linebattles, be it at the beginning or end of a linebattle, or between resets. |
| ATTENDANCE
A regiment cannot run well when the members don’t come to events or trainings. This is why we want to see the enlisted coming to our events and why we made an attendance sheet, to log whether people are coming to events, have been excused or have failed to inform an officer of their absence. We will willing excuse you from an event, if you let us know beforehand, but failure to do so wastes time and annoys those who run events. Fail to come without an excuse thrice in a month, we’ll give you an attendance warning. Another missed event that month will result in you being kicked. Attendance is taken into account for promotions and the awarding of attendance medals, with attended events adding to your score and missed events detracting from it. |
| BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS OTHER REGIMENTS
This is imperative, as not only does it reflect badly on the regiment, but it can also result in you, or even the entire regiment, being kicked from a linebattle. If you insult or attack other regiments in any way, be it in global (white) or team (purple) chat, or on steam or FSE, then not only will admins and moderators punish you, but we shall deal with it severly. If there are problems with other regiments, bring your complaints to your officers, who will solve the situation. Diplomatically. For this reason, we do not allow enlisted members or NCOs to use white global chat (besides a greeting at the beginning and “gg” at the end of course). Global chat spam annoys admins, as it buries officers requrests and can cause lag. Purple team chat should be kept down, while it allows you to communicate with fellow members of the regiment without disrupting orders, don’t use it to chat casually or spam, especially if you have a working mic, for this is how regiments communicate in a linebattlle.
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| RESPECTFUL BEHAVIOUR WITHIN THE REGIMENT
As we want to accomplish a nice community, respect towards each other is very important for the camaraderie within a regiment. This is why we do not want to have people who insult each other and bring chaos into the line. Respectful behaviour includes speaking English, and only English, during events. I know the Dutch, Swedes, Croatians and Germans all outnumber the Brits, but English is a language that we all have in common, so during events it is required that this is the only language spoken, as to avoid confusing/ostracising people. |
| RESPECT OFFICERS AND ADMINS
By joining the regiment, you agree to follow the orders of your commanders, esepcially during events. Failure to do so causes distraction and confusion, makes leading much harder and is disrespectful. This also goes for not listening, orders must be heard and adhered to, lest the line be disrupted. Furthermore, it is imperative that you listen not just to our officers, but to admins. Do not complain, if you do have a complaint, bring it to us, and we’ll pass it on if necessary. The word of the admin, and the officer, is law.
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