Community Standards · Fair play

Technical advantage should never replace roleplay.

ASRP depends on players using game systems as intended, reporting bugs responsibly, and refusing unauthorized tools or exploit behavior that creates an unfair advantage.

Public orientation only.
Current official ASRP rules, technical notices, and authorized direction control if they differ from this summary.

Fair play

Use the server the way it is intended to be used.

Unexpected bugs happen. Deliberately turning them into an advantage is different from encountering and reporting them.

No unauthorized advantages

Do not use unauthorized software, automation, duplication, game manipulation, or other methods intended to create an advantage the community did not provide.

Do not abuse bugs

If a system behaves incorrectly, stop using the behavior for advantage and report the issue through the current development or support workflow.

Protect stability

Do not intentionally cause resource abuse, repeated spam, malicious traffic, or other behavior intended to degrade the server or connected community systems.

01
Document the issue

Capture a useful clip, screenshot, error, reproduction step, or timestamp when it can be done safely.

02
Report instead of spreading

Send exploit details to the proper ASRP development or support route instead of teaching other players how to reproduce an unfair advantage.

03
Follow current technical direction

Server leadership or development may temporarily restrict a feature while a problem is investigated or corrected.

Need to report a problem?

Use the proper evidence and reporting workflow.

Technical issues and conduct issues may use different routes. The Standards hub explains the public reporting baseline and points members to official ASRP systems.

Reporting guidance