Difference between revisions of "Rules"

Revision as of 00:28, 29 November 2014

General rules for Minecraft server

• Be mature and do not annoy other players or staff members.

• Show respect towards other players.

• Never impersonate a staff member.

• If you ask for a higher rank than builder, you will ruin your chances of getting a promotion.

• Do not spam chat by making words too long, repeating messages, using excessive caps in a chat message, etc.

• While it is allowed under certain circumstances, please refrain from using any language other than English.

• Do not advertise anything on our servers (this includes other server IPs) without permission from an admin.

• Please refrain from advertising Runsafe in any official capacity. While bringing new people to the server is encouraged, any banners or adverts posted on forums/server lists must be from an admin.

• No hacking of any kind is allowed. If you see a hacker, do not call them out in chat. Report them to a staff member using "/m <player> <message>".

• If you come across a bug within the server, do not exploit it, report them to a staff member. If you are unsure who the staff members are, check Player Ranks.

• Do not use a mod without permission. We generally do not allow mods, but some are acceptable. Always check with an admin before installing/using a mod.

• The use of client-side modifications to automatically broadcast text messages or perform emotes is not permitted on Runsafe. The use of such mofications may be used to execute commands in a quick fashion but this exception does not extend beyond responsive macros. For example, automatically teleporting your player when at low health is not permitted.

Survival rules for Minecraft server

• All general rules apply.

• Don't complain extensively if your base is griefed, Survival is a free-for-all world with PvP enabled.

• Do not beg people for things like food for an extended period of time.

Creative rules for Minecraft server

• All general rules apply.

• Before asking for another plot, make sure your others look clean and finished. (Refer to the Creative section of General Questions to find out what is considered a "finished" plot.)

• When using liquids (water/lava), make sure they do not run off the plot and into the road.

• Do not beg people to vote on your plot.

• No griefing in the Creative world whatsoever. We even advise against griefing a plot that you have the owner's permission on, as this can still get you into trouble.

Spleef rules for Minecraft server

• All general rules apply.

• Do not camp during a spleef game.

• Do not annoy players by gloating too much.

PvP Arena rules for Minecraft server

• All general rules apply.

• Do not hog the dispensers when getting your free gear, share with other players.

General rules for TeamSpeak server

• When logging in, please use your Minecraft username.

• Be mature and do not annoy other players or staff.

• Show respect towards other players.

• Do not talk over Server/Minecraft admins.

• Make sure if you use a microphone that you have it set up properly. Too much background noise or other unpleasant sounds may get you in trouble.

• Do not pester staff about getting into a locked channel, it is locked for a reason.

• Do not impersonate any players in the community.

Click here to learn more about TeamSpeak

Wiki rules

While using the Wiki please follow the following rules or your account will be blocked from editing this wiki. If you need a account find a member of staff to help you.

• While making edits make sure your information is correct, all edits are monitered.
• Do not edit major pages like server rules, player ranks ETC, leave that to the staff.
• Do not make fun of other players on the wiki.
• Please use mature language while editing the wiki, keep profanity away.
• Anything you post here is public so watch what you type.
• Do NOT edit other players wiki pages without their permission.
• Avoid Spamming wiki pages.

Punishments

List of Punishments can be found on our Punishments page.

If a rule is broken, staff will assess the situation and take necessary action. Punishments often include being kicked, muted, or banned. This applies to both Minecraft and TeamSpeak. Staff may resort to other methods of punishment to keep things in check. Very minor rule breaks will sometimes only result in a warning.