Règles du jeu

Rules

Game Rules

These rules apply in chat, private messages, articles, profiles, organizations, the market, and the project's official channels (Discord, Telegram, etc.). By playing, you agree to them. Not knowing the rules does not excuse breaking them.

The main idea: everything that happens inside the game is part of the game. Wars, alliances, betrayals, propaganda, criticizing other states and parties, conspiracies, cartels, price dumping, deception in in-game elections — all allowed. The rules only cover what goes beyond the game: real people, real-world politics, cheating, and real money.

Every rule has a code (for example, C-7). This code will be shown in any punishment notice you receive.

1. Chat and private messages

Not allowed:

Minor violations

C-1. Swearing, including disguised swearing.
C-2. Spam (3+ identical or meaningless messages in a row) and CAPS (more than half of the letters are capitals in a message of 10+ characters).
C-3. Advertising third-party websites and projects. In-game advertising — no more than once every 30 minutes.
C-4. Writing in a language that doesn't match the chat's language.
C-5. Asking for real money or donations. Asking for in-game resources is fine, as long as it isn't spam.
C-6. Arguing with moderation decisions in chat after being warned. Use an appeal instead (section 8).

Moderate violations

C-7. Insulting players; demeaning people based on nationality, gender, religion, etc.
C-8. Harassment — continuing to pursue a player, including in private messages, after being asked to stop.
C-9. Real-world politics: campaigning for or against real politicians, parties, movements, or elections, and their symbols (of any political leaning).
C-10. Lies or slander about the project itself, the rules, or the administration; scaring off new players. In-game propaganda is allowed.
C-11. Impersonating a moderator or the administration.

Serious violations

C-12. Real-life threats.
C-13. Sharing someone's personal data (name, address, phone, photos, social media) without their consent.
C-14. Nazi, fascist, or terrorist symbols, war propaganda; inciting hatred.
C-15. 18+ and shocking content.
C-16. Malicious, phishing, or pirated links.
C-17. Calls for illegal actions in real life.

Punishments (violating messages are always deleted):

Minor: warning → 1-hour mute → 24-hour mute → 7-day mute.
Moderate: 24-hour mute → 7-day mute → 30-day mute → permanent mute.
Serious: 7-day mute → 30-day ban → permanent ban.

Threats (C-12), leaking personal data (C-13), and phishing (C-16) may result in an immediate 30-day ban.

2. Articles

Not allowed:

Minor violations

A-1. Swearing.
A-2. Spam, CAPS, empty articles, or using articles as a chat.
A-3. An article in a language that doesn't match its section.
A-4. Advertising third-party resources, asking for real-money donations. A link to your own profile is fine.

Moderate violations

A-5. Insulting players.
A-6. Lies or slander about the project or the administration. In-game journalism and propaganda are allowed.
A-7. Real-world politics.

Serious violations

A-8. Someone else's personal data.
A-9. Prohibited symbols, inciting hatred.
A-10. 18+ and shocking content.
A-11. Malicious, phishing, or pirated links.
A-12. Calls for illegal actions.

Punishments:

Minor: article hidden until fixed → + 3-day article ban → 14-day article ban.
Moderate: 7-day article ban → 30 days → 90 days.
Serious: deletion and a 30-day article ban → permanent article ban.

You can fix a hidden article and ask moderation to restore it. If it isn't fixed within 30 days, it will be deleted.

3. Profile: nickname, avatar, description

Not allowed:

P-1. Swearing. (minor)
P-2. Advertising. (minor)
P-3. Offensive content. (moderate)
P-4. Real-world politics. (moderate)
P-5. A nickname or avatar impersonating a moderator or the administration. (moderate; serious if used to trick players out of resources)
P-6. Photos of real people without their consent. (moderate)
P-7. Someone else's personal data. (serious)
P-8. Prohibited symbols. (serious)
P-9. 18+ and shocking content. (serious)

Punishments: the violating field is reset (your nickname becomes "Player_ID"), then you are blocked from changing it.

Minor: warning → 7 days → 30 days.
Moderate: 7 days → 30 days → 90 days.
Serious: 90 days → 30-day ban → permanent ban.

4. Organizations (parties, states, factories, companies)

Allowed: names and flags of real and historical states, names of ideologies (liberals, socialists, monarchists...), parodies and "clones" of other in-game organizations. The real organization can always be identified on its page — check before joining or trading.

Not allowed in the name, flag / logo, or description:

O-1. Swearing. (minor)
O-2. Advertising. (minor)
O-3. Offensive content, mocking real nations or peoples. (moderate)
O-4. Names, logos, or slogans of real present-day parties, politicians, and movements. (moderate)
O-5. Someone else's personal data. (serious)
O-6. Prohibited symbols. (serious)
O-7. 18+ and shocking content. (serious)

Punishments:

Minor and moderate: the leadership is notified first and given 48 hours to fix it. Fixed — no punishment. Not fixed — the field is reset and locked for 7–14 days. Repeat offense — reset without warning and locked for 30, then 90 days.
Serious: the field is removed immediately and locked for 30 days, and the player who added it is punished as for a serious profile violation.

The player who made the change is responsible. If that can't be determined, the organization's owner is.

5. Economy and trade

Allowed: competition, price dumping, speculation, price-fixing agreements, monopolies, trade wars, embargoes.

Important: if you trade through the game's mechanics (the market, official deals), no one can scam you. Anything outside those mechanics — deals in chat, "I'll send it tomorrow", transferring resources around the market — is at your own risk. Deception in such deals is part of the game: the administration doesn't punish it and doesn't refund losses.

The exception is real money. Buying in-game items for real money (RMT, Real Money Trading) is punished not because of deception, but because it gives an advantage for money and ruins the game for everyone. If you get scammed in such a deal, nothing will be refunded — and both sides will be punished.

Not allowed:

E-1. Offering to buy or sell in-game items for real money. (moderate)
E-2. Buying or selling in-game resources, currency, accounts, or positions for real money (RMT). (serious)
E-3. Tricking players out of resources by impersonating a moderator or the administration. (serious)

Punishments:

E-1: warning and the offer deleted → 7-day mute → 7-day ban.
E-2: seller — 30-day ban and confiscation of what was received → permanent ban. Buyer — confiscation of what was bought and a 7-day ban → 30-day ban → permanent ban. A sold account is banned permanently.
E-3: confiscation of what was received (returned to the victim) and a 14-day ban → permanent ban.

6. Fair play

Everything in the game is done by hand.

Not allowed (all are serious violations):

F-1. Autoclickers and macros.
F-2. Scripts, extensions, and bots that perform in-game actions for you.
F-3. Multi-accounting: a third or further account owned by one person; letting another person use your account (even temporarily, even a friend).
F-4. Deliberately exploiting bugs.
F-5. Tampering with the game client or its network requests.
F-6. Distributing cheats: programs, guides, links, ways to bypass protection.
F-7. Developing or selling cheats for this game.

Allowed:

Up to 2 accounts per person. Anything goes between them: transferring resources, trading, being in the same organization, fighting together.
Cosmetic scripts and extensions (themes, interface convenience) that don't do anything for you.
Several people playing from the same IP (family, dorm) — but notify the administration first. Each person plays only on their own accounts.
Asking moderation whether a certain program is allowed — you won't be punished for asking.

Punishments:

F-1, F-2, F-5: 30-day ban and confiscation of what was gained → permanent ban.
F-3: extra accounts (third and beyond) — permanent ban; main account — 30-day ban and confiscation of everything transferred from the extra accounts → permanent ban of all accounts.
F-4: confiscation of what was gained and a 7–30-day ban depending on scale → permanent ban.
F-6: 30-day ban → permanent ban.
F-7: permanent ban.

Found a bug? Report it to the administration — you won't be punished, and you might even be rewarded. If you used a bug by accident and reported it yourself within 24 hours, we'll only take back what you gained, with no ban.

7. General

Repeat violations. Violations are counted separately for each section. If there are no new violations in a section for 90 days, the old ones no longer count.
A moderator may reduce a punishment (if you fixed the violation yourself or admitted it) or increase it (large scale, harassment, violating during another punishment).
Systematic violations. Three or more moderate or serious punishments across different sections within 90 days — a ban of 7 to 30 days.
Evading punishment. Logging in on another account during a mute or ban — that account is banned permanently, and the original punishment is doubled.
The administration may act in situations the rules don't directly cover, guided by their intent.

8. Appeals

Disagree with a punishment? Submit an appeal:

Where: message the administration in the game or in our Telegram chat.
When: within 7 days of the punishment.
What to include: your nickname, the punishment and its code, why you disagree, evidence (if any).

Appeals are reviewed within 7 days by a different moderator — not the one who punished you. One appeal per punishment; the decision is final. The punishment stays in effect while the appeal is being reviewed.

Appeals containing insults, without arguments, submitted late, or repeated will not be reviewed. Submitting fake evidence doubles the punishment.

Version of 04.10.2026. We announce rule changes in advance.

Achievement applications

Some achievements are granted only by the administration. Applications are reviewed by a committee of 3, and a decision needs 2 votes out of 3.

Submit your application in the conference:

Go to the conference

Application template:


Achievement application: [name]

Nickname:

What was done: [1–3 sentences]

Proof: [guide title in the game / link / screenshots / ticket number]

One application = one achievement. For "Guide Master" and "Bug Hunter", apply once you have all 5 guides or bugs, and list them.
Review takes up to 7 days. You will get the result in the conference.
Applications without proof are not reviewed. You can appeal a rejection once, within 14 days, with new proof.