AlphaSquad Dedicated Servers

[Robalo_AS]

These server regulations currently applying. Please follow these rules strictly when using the server.

1. Teamspeak voice communication mandatory.

Teamspeak voice communication software is mandatory on our servers.
Join our teamspeak server before you join the gameserver.
"Voice activation" not allowed - use the "press to talk" option from the teamspeak menus.
Microphone not strictly required, but you have to be able to listen.
And remember; dead people don't talk or lead. If you are dead, maintain radio silence until the mission is over.

2. Server setup limitations.
When Alpha Squad members are in the server, let them handle the server administration. Otherwise, use the voting system:
http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Mult ... r_Commands

3. Language and behavior
Treat others as you like to be treated yourselves. Harsh language, yelling and shouting, lack of respect for other players and spam in the chat is not wanted nor tolerated. Vulgar language not tolerated (password: w1a) !

4. Gameplay
This server is here for the coop player that seek to play in a more serious way than go guns blazing in every compass direction from insertion. Then stay sharp at the radio and follow any weapon loadout orders/communication. Once you are in the game, stick to whatever plans/orders assigned to your team.
Players that do the opposite (run and gun, going solo when ordered to stay with the team, showing up with loud weapons when ordered to carry SD) must either change their behavior or find a different server to play coop on.
A lot of the missions and coop gamemodes on our server rely heavily on good teamwork. That's why we stress this point.

TK (teamkill) to penalize a player for any reason in the server must not be used by non-Alpha Squad personell. If there is an Alpha member in the server he will find smarter ways to square the situation for you.
In case you experience some sorts of problems with players in the server, contact any Alpha Squad full member (not recruits) seen in Teamspeak. DO NOT use TK to solve problems.
Kicking should only be used by Alpha Squad members, and only as a last resort; when everything else fails.


Failure to comply with the above regulations might qualify for ejection. Repeated failure will qualify for a permanent ban from the server and teamspeak. Cheaters will be banned instantly and forever.

Before you grab our join/edit password, make sure you have read/understood these regulations.
The password will be changed when it appears to us that people no longer are updated on these server regulations.

If you see missions that constantly crashes the server; please post the name of the mission in here and we will delete or edit the mission.

If the server crashes it will autostart again within seconds.


The following information is not considered required to read, but it would be great if you read through it.


Radio discipline, terminology and helpful hints.
With 30 men on Teamspeak - try to show some radio discipline. Basically the person talking most during a mission is the squad leader of that particular mission. To save valuable time for him (and your team as a whole) you can use some of the following:
Using in-game hotkeys to save valuable transmitting time for everyone.

Common transmitting terms and how to use them
It's also a good practice to use the radio terms break  when you want to talk and over  when you are done transmitting and waiting for an answer or out when no answer is needed. Also; it's great if you use your in-game name when transmitting because not everyone knows your in game name or recognizes your voice.

example:
Trader97 says: Trader Break to Leader over
Leader says: Trader go ahead over
Trader97 says: Permission to pull back to the river and go North for a better firing position over
Leader says: Copy that Trader - you are cleared to move. Just make sure you stay outta sight for that 2 man patrol to the east out

All though the communications seldom go as fluid and after the book as in that example - it is something worth striving for.

[Buehgler_AS]

[Robalo_AS]

[silent_op_AS]

[Robalo_AS]

[silent_op_AS]

[silent_op_AS]

Robalo,
I'm sorry I keep asking you about this, but...

It still doesn't seem clear to me as to how I should run the updated demo as a dedicated server on the PXS server. I created a text file based on your previous post. I then saved it as "server.cfg" file. I placed the server.cfg file in PXS server's ArmA Demo root directory.

I then did the following to the PXS server:

- Started ArmA Demo
- Selected multiplayer
- Remote
- I entered the admin name and desired password

I could not find the server on the Multiplayer list from my own PC. What am I doing wrong or not doing at all, on the game server?

silent_op

[Robalo_AS]

[silent_op_AS]

[Robalo_AS]

[silent_op_AS]

[Robalo_AS]

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[Robalo_AS]