USMC-3 Standards

What does it mean to be a member of War Commander’s finest alliance, the USMC? Words like “Honor”, “Discipline”, and “Team Work” are more than just recruiting terms; they are OUR way of playing. We wear a badge that, in America, represents the finest of examples of precision warriors and closest of friends. Here are a few standards we should try to meet in game on a daily basis:

1) We NEVER attack another Alliance’s member unprovoked, unless it is in time of war. That means their platoon on the field, their base, or their resource deposit.


2) We ALWAYS attempt to help an alliance member to the best of our ability.

  3) We fairly treat unbadged members new to the sector. If they ask for help, we should attempt to offer it. .. Showing them the way of USMC, may be the deciding factor if they wish to join our alliance.

4) In regards to Deposit Thieves: We should use the utmost discretion when dealing with them. If they are new to the sector (and most are), then we reclaim the depot and tell the offender how things work in sector. If they are a repeat offender, then they should be punished accordingly until they are either out of sector, or in understanding and agreement to the sector.
5) During time of war, we will post reports of targets, and attack accordingly on all fronts, both in the virtual world, as well as psychologically. Once the war is over, we treat them as equals and show them, especially if beaten, that we are fair and that “war” is just a part of the greater game.
These few guidelines, when adhered to, make us an unstoppable force of fairness and exemplary models of play that others can strive to. We represent the badge, not the other way around. Keep up the fine work! Each and everyone of you are great in your own right, and it is an honor sharing this virtual battlefield with you.