Why Is Joining Discord Important?

Discord is much more than just a place to talk while playing—it is the glue that holds our team together.

Being part of PBS isn’t only about joining our game servers and playing alongside other players. It’s about being part of a community. Discord is the place where that community comes together. It gives us a way to communicate, organize games, help each other, share information, and, most importantly, get to know the people we play with.

Communication Makes the Team Stronger

Good communication is one of the most important parts of teamplay. When you’re on Discord, you can quickly tell your teammates what is happening, ask for help, warn others about an enemy, coordinate tactics, or simply have a laugh during the game.

You don’t need to be talking constantly. Just being there and listening makes a difference. You know what’s going on, you can react when needed, and you’re part of the conversation.

If you can’t speak, have no microphone, or simply don’t feel like talking, that’s completely fine. Join Discord, mute your microphone, and listen in. You can always communicate through text when necessary.

It’s About More Than Gaming

Some of the best moments in PBS don’t happen on the battlefield. Discord allows us to stay connected when we’re not playing, catch up with friends, discuss games, share experiences, and welcome new members into the team.

Over time, the people you play with become more than just names on a scoreboard. You get to know them, build friendships, and develop the trust and teamwork that makes playing together so much more enjoyable.

Everyone Is Part of the Team

Whether you’re a new recruit, a regular player, or a long-time member, your presence on Discord matters. The more people who participate, the stronger and more active our community becomes.

A team where everyone is connected is a team that communicates better, works together better, and has more fun.

Discord is the glue between the players, the games, and the community.

So when you see your teammates on Discord, jump in and say hello. You don’t have to talk all the time—you just need to be there and be part of it.

Join Discord. Stay connected. Play together. Be part of PBS.

PBS is more than a group of players—we’re a team. Discord is what keeps us connected.

To keep our servers enjoyable, organized, and welcoming for everyone, please follow these guidelines whenever you play on any of our servers:

• Join Discord: Whenever you are playing on any of our servers, you are expected to join a voice channel on Discord.
• Discord participation is required: Repeatedly refusing to join Discord may result in the removal of your VIP slot and/or recruitment status in PBS.
• Unable to speak? If you cannot speak, simply mute your microphone. Please remain in the channel so you can still hear what is happening.
• Use English in All Forces: English is the default language in the All Forces channel. If you want to speak another language with your friends, please use one of the other available voice channels and leave the All Forces channel clear.
• Support your team: Show good team spirit and help fellow players whenever they need assistance.
• Be respectful: Be polite and give others the opportunity to speak. Don’t talk over people.
• Keep voice channels clear: Avoid excessive casual conversations, trolling, or distractions while others are trying to play. If you want to have a private conversation, please move to another voice channel.
• Respect admin decisions: An admin may mute you when necessary to keep the channel organized. If you disagree with the decision, discuss it after the gaming session rather than disrupting the game.
• Music bots: Music bots may only be used with the permission of everyone currently in your voice channel.
• Invite your friends: You’re welcome to invite friends to our Discord community: http://pbsdiscord.com
• Don’t go completely mute: Muting both your microphone and your Discord audio isolates you from the clan. If you don’t want to hear or participate in the main conversation, please move to a separate voice channel instead.

Follow these guidelines, and you’ll be an awesome game buddy, a great teammate, and a kick-ass player!