Hello and congratulations for being accepted into the staff team! Before you start doing your job as a moderator, I have a few things, tips and tricks to help you do your job as correctly and efficiently as possible. Below you can find a list which covers most if not all commands you will need to do your job:

Teleport :
The teleport command is probably the most simple but most useful command which will help you get around the map quickly. This comes in handy when handling an F1.

Go to :
The "go to" command will help you get to people that are far from you. This command is useful when you are handling an F1. This command is included in the F1 menu when you are handling a report, making it easier to access through there.

Bring :
The bring command is used to "bring" / teleport a player to you.

Back :
The back command returns you or the player to their last location. This is useful for when you have finished handling an F1. To teleport yourself back to your last location, use the /back variant of the command. Else, if you are teleporting a player back to their last location, use the /back [target] variant of the command.

Freeze :
The freeze command freezes the target, making them unable to move, equip weapons and shoot. This is useful to stop a mass RDMer or rulebreaker.

Voice chat mute :
The voice mute command will voice mute the target indefinitely. If you want to choose the duration of the voice mute, you can access the command through the [TAB] menu. This command can be used to voice mute someone being racist, someone mic spamming, someone playing racist music as a radio manager.

Chat mute :
The chat mute command will also chat mute the target indefinitely. You can also choose the duration of the chat mute using the [TAB] menu. This command can be used if someone is spamming in chat or is being racist.

Slay :
The slay command will instantly kill the target. This will only ever be used if the person is mass RDMing or mass rule breaking.

Warn :
This command will warn the player. You will be using this a lot when punishing players.

Removing a warn :
This command removes the most recent warn. This is helpful if you have accidentally warned a player or if you are told to do so by higher up staff.

Tab menu :

Your [TAB] menu will have changed once you become moderator. When you click on a player's profile, you will be given a row of commands that will affect the player. This is much easier than using the chat commands.

F1 Menu :

As you have now become moderator, the F1 Menu has changed into an administrative centre where you can access: the admin requests, warnings handed out, logs and active NLR. This administrative centre very crucial and important when handling an F1 and you are looking for proof. Under the admin requests tab you can access all the reports players have filed in. You can right click on these and choose whether you want to handle it or not. Once you click handle, more options will appear such as the goto and bring command which I talked about earlier.

F6 Menu :

From the F6 menu you can check the history of player's punishments. You can also see the most recent punishments handed out. This can also help you identify if the player is a frequent rule breaker.

If you have any questions or queries you can ask any members of the staff team that are currently online on the server using the "@" prefix in chat.

I am happy to inform you that your appeal has been :


I have come to the conclusion and have realised during that this is your first ban. We have also justified that you seem very sorry for what you have done; therefore the staff team and I have decided to reduce your ban to 4 days to give you some time to think about what you have done. Once your ban has expired, you are free to join the server and continue having fun!

Note : If any of the staff team witness you causing any more major trouble, we will not hesitate to ban you again.