Welcome Helldiver! Here are the terms of your recruitment contract!

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Helldivers 2 Division Rules and Regulations

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Please read through this entire post before joining us on TeamSpeak to help save some time.

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Important Clan Policies
Please click and read these 3 links:
Code of Conduct

Ranking Structure

Multi-Clanning Rule

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Actions AOD members should NEVER do:
1. Do NOT go into games and make people rage quit

2. Do NOT troll players in-game or any other game in any way, shape or form.

3. Do NOT feed a flame troll, ignore them as they serve no purpose other than to upset you and cause trouble

4. Do NOT be disrespectful in-game chat. You can speak up for yourself, just keep it classy.

5. Do NOT team kill, it's pointless and will only get you a visit from your local democracy officer, also please don't revenge team kill..

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TeamSpeak Rule

You are required to be in our TeamSpeak server while playing helldivers.

If you are caught violating this rule, you will be given a TS warning. Violators of this policy may be subject to removal.

We enforce Push-to-Talk in the Helldivers division as a common courtesy. With Voice Activation, unwanted sounds such as sneezing or dogs barking comes through TeamSpeak, but with Push-to-Talk we can avoid that.

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Member Activity

All members are expected to take part in this division. This means playing the game, being active in TS at least once a month or every time you play the game. This is the bare minimum that a member must do to keep their membership. AOD does not collect membership fees, it does not tell anyone how their game should be played or how good they should be at it. All that is required is participation. AOD does not want members for the sake of having members. People who merely want to wear the tags for the sake of the tag, will not be here for long.

If you are not going to be able to play the game for more then 30 days, you may request an LOA to remain in good standing. Click here for more details of how to request an LOA.

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AOD / In-Game Name

To make things simple for everyone, we want your in-game name and your AOD name to match or be very similar. Please make sure that you are happy with your in-game name before fully joining the clan.

If you already made an AOD account with a different name than your in-game name, there is no reason to make another AOD account. We will change the name during the introduction process. This will be the only time that we will happily change your AOD name. Do not change your in-game name without first asking the Sgt team of the Helldivers 2 division.

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Streaming / Recording Policy
The following must be done if you are streaming or recording:

Please use the streaming channel in the Helldiver 2 section of TeamSpeak.

If there is not a streaming channel in the Helldivers 2 section, ask a Helldivers 2 Sgt to make you one. If there are no Helldivers 2 Sgt online then ask any other Sgt who is online in TeamSpeak to make you a channel.

Add "Live" to the end of your nickname on TS by double-clicking on your name in the channel.

If you enter another channel while streaming or recording, quickly verbally tell everyone in the channel that you are currently streaming or recording and if they want to join you.

Click here to view the rest of the clan's streaming policy.

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If at any time you have a question about the rules, please ask a Helldivers 2 officer.

After reading and fully understanding all of our rules including the 3 links to the important clan rules at the top, reply to this post "Read and understood"

[AOD_Loxley]

Read and understood

[Tempest1618]

read and understood

[AOD_Wiicked_Gigglez]

read and understood

[AOD_Guille92h]

For democracy. Read and understood sir.

[AOD_Icarus]

Read and understood

[AOD_Amish]

Read and understood

[AOD_MudBug]

Read and Understood

[AOD_Bigfoot]

Read and understood

[AOD_smaktakulus]

Read and understood

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[AOD_Rival6969]

Read and understood!

[AOD_gherke]

understood and agree

[AOD_TinySquid]

read and understood