Applicant Information [MUST READ]

Staff Types

There are two different types of staff:

- The forum staff, operate the forums and consist of admins from the server and moderators that only operate on the forum.

- The server staff, operate on the server and consists of server/forum admins, server operators and eventators (or gamemasters).

The different types of staff rankings are:

- The Server/Forum admin, Gives the server and forums maintenence in the form of keeping things running smooth, making sure players follow the rules. They cannot do events but may spawn items to scavange.

- The Super Admin, Maintains the server and keeps everything running smooth, making sure players follow the rules. They can do small scale events and spawn items for scavange.

- The Moderator, Maintains the forum only, and is a lighter version of the Server/Forum admin. The moderator pretty much does the same as the Server/Forum admin, but only for the forum.

- The Operators, Work on the server, being the moderator for the server. They keep things running smooth but are not as powerfull as admins. They cannot do events whatsoever. They cannot spawn items for scavange without permission from an SA.

- The Gamemaster, These members of staff deal not with the rules of the server, the rules do apply to them, but they do not have to enforce the server rules if someone breaks them. These members of staff do strictly events and spawn items for scavange. They are usually part of large scale events on the server, but also carry out small events for few or less individual players.

Additional Information & Requirements

There are a few basic things we want to see when we read applications.
1. Don't go about using your first post to apply, get known to the community and the forums.

2. Use Grammar, it will portray you better and show that you can in fact speak for yourself. If you have problems with the english grammar, here's some advice, capitalize first letters in a new sentance and after full stops and do not use internet abbreviations such as "u" and "y".

3. Don't leave the "Steam ID" section clear or with the excuse of "I'll add it later", all applications that lack the Steam ID will be denied, no matter how brilliant the application is. Use SteamIDFinder.com.
4. No sexism, racism, offensive slurs directed towards others or another community.

5. No rainbows, use colours that are relaxing for the eyes and don't make every line four different colours. BUT this is not an excuse to mash out a giant wall of text at us, at least make something that is readable without having to focus my eyes on every pixel on the screen.

Have fun writing applications, we look forward to reading them.

-The Staff & Owner