Post by magnifiscent on Jan 29, 2014 11:12:54 GMT -8
Code of Conduct for Skywatch Members:
While the new badges are intended to denote proficiency, it is still understood that Specialists are expected to represent the best of TxR. As such, those who want to earn their wings (or keep them) will be expected to display the following characteristics:
1.) Be a member in good standing of Total Recoil.
2.) Be willing to follow the instructions of your flight leads and air commanders.
3.) Be willing to spend certification points on your aircraft to fulfill the needs of the unit.
4.) Be as active in the game as possible.
5.) Be respectful of other players, including other outfits, or factions. We deserve respect by showing respect.
6.) Be willing to attend training as able.
7.) Must have Teamspeak and a mic to communicate.
8.) Be familiar with your role within a given operation and support the outfit at all times.
9.) Be willing to sacrifice kills, experience, certs, or prestige for the good of the unit during operations.
10.) Share what you learn with the group and work to improve the air squadron through your experience.
11.) Active members will be expected to help recruits settle into the unit. Be friendly, be helpful. Everyone was new at some point. This is a privilege and an obligation to train our new recruits.
While the new badges are intended to denote proficiency, it is still understood that Specialists are expected to represent the best of TxR. As such, those who want to earn their wings (or keep them) will be expected to display the following characteristics:
1.) Be a member in good standing of Total Recoil.
2.) Be willing to follow the instructions of your flight leads and air commanders.
3.) Be willing to spend certification points on your aircraft to fulfill the needs of the unit.
4.) Be as active in the game as possible.
5.) Be respectful of other players, including other outfits, or factions. We deserve respect by showing respect.
6.) Be willing to attend training as able.
7.) Must have Teamspeak and a mic to communicate.
8.) Be familiar with your role within a given operation and support the outfit at all times.
9.) Be willing to sacrifice kills, experience, certs, or prestige for the good of the unit during operations.
10.) Share what you learn with the group and work to improve the air squadron through your experience.
11.) Active members will be expected to help recruits settle into the unit. Be friendly, be helpful. Everyone was new at some point. This is a privilege and an obligation to train our new recruits.
