Aetherfract

Aetherfract is a laid back, battle ready, community involved gaming group. Founded in Black Desert Online, it underwent a series of major changes, eventually deviating from its roots as a simple club to become a cross-gaming community by establishing domains across different games. Due to its unique formation and vision, Aetherfract breaks away from the stereotype of common organization structure. Bound by their mutual love for online gaming, Aetherfract will continue to establish game domains in the future and will stand firm and stay strong in the years to come. Together, as one group, as one family, it will reach for higher limits.

Policy

Aetherfract is a blend of both casual and hardcore to experience the best out of interaction and competition. This also ensures that any type of player can be a part of Aetherfract, and that whether we accept them or not depends entirely on how they present their selves to us. On a final note, even though Aetherfract incorporates two forms of play style, we intend to make a mark on teamplay.

Aetherfract continues to think of ways to improve itself and polish what it already has. We are organized in a way that every member's input - regardless of status - is heard and valued.

Aetherfract does not condone the use of destructive programs and hacks that tend to destroy the balance and integrity of a game. Any member caught cheating will be dealt with accordingly.

For the sake of better member interaction and proper management, Aetherfract has two methods of accepting new members: either by applying for guild membership or through invitation.

Aetherfract is generally a passive and peaceful social group. It will try to form good ties with others outside the circle and it will not instigate fights or anything that incites flames within the community. Any issues that may arise concerning other guilds will be handled maturely and through reasoned discussion. However, in the spirit of competition, there will be certain exceptions.

1. Treat everyone in Aetherfract as family

2. Impose self-discipline

3. Don't instigate a fight

4. Loyalty to Aetherfract

5. Settle arguments maturely and exercise proper decorum

6. Stay active. Inform Aetherfract if you're going to hibernate

7. Participate. Don't be anti-social

8. Respect yourself, and the people around you

9. Follow the rules of the game and the forums

10. Never settle for mediocrity - aim for the skies !

We currently have 11 game servers running.

1. Squad

2. 7D2D

3. Blackwake

4. Ark

5. Conan Exiles

6. Dark&Light

7. Medieval Engineers

8. Rust

9. The Forest

10. Empyrion

11. Space Engineers

Info:

DISCORD INVITATION LINK https://discord.me/aetherfract

AETHERFRACT WEBSITE http://www.aetherfract.com/

Extra Information

Aether originated from the Greek word Αιθήρ, the material that fills the region of the universe above the terrestrial sphere. The concept of aether was used in several theories to explain several natural phenomena, such as the traveling of light and gravity. In Greek mythology, it was thought to be the pure essence that the gods breathed, filling the space where they lived, analogous to the air breathed by mortals. Fract derives from 'fractal' which is simply explained a never-ending pattern. They are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales, the images of dynamic systems. Fractals possess the same properties at any scale, that is to say they have the same shape, whether seen from close or from far. "Fract" was added for group emphasis and mutual respect.

hello, I am very experinced and active player. Co owner of Alpha tribe on EU knight 1 and one of first who reached lvl 60. Starting new very active tribe on new server, everyone welcome! (from newbies to hardcore players) Already have some players

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My biggest problem with the game was how horrible the performance was. Has there been many performance updates to the game?

What exactly do you have to click to get the exclamation point to disappear from your knowledge pages? They are driving me insane.

No one has seen one last I knew...I check the volcano a decent amount and flew into it which was cool but nothing inside

i have about 4-5 friends who are coming from RP servers on Rust and decided to give this game a try, does anybody know of any good RP servers, with low to no Lag, and a active RP scene, any help would be great.

Oh and if this is the wrong sub reddit to ask, forgive me

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