Community
Try before you fly
No, absolutely not.
Though we are building an org, we think it's just as important to give people a taste of multiplayer action without any requirement to fly under our banner. The Frontier Community is open to all who can follow our pretty straightforward rules, and we run a tonne of events where everyone is welcome.
Just hop on into our Discord and say hello. No need to ask permission to join a conversation. If you can see it, you can join it. Just read the room and don't talk over ops comms, if one is ongoing.
Star Citizen in its current form is a fantastic game that can deliver hours of gameplay for a solo player. Where it really shines right now, though, is as a sandbox to allow people to come together. Playing as a group can also really help when the inevitable bugs hit - maybe you'll have buddies to pick you up, or at the very least you'll have friends to laugh about it with.
Yes, you can.
One of the things we pride ourselves on at Frontier is teaching new players the ropes. Star Citizen has a pretty steep learning curve, but a little bit of direct help and guidance can go a long way. Our members are happy to help new players take their first steps in the 'verse and we have some extremely skilled players who are able to help you progress.
We try to do a bit of everything that Star Citizen has to offer; from industrial to combat to racing and beyond. We also run various semi-scripted events to simulate some loops which aren't firmly in game like exploration and medical rescue.
One thing we don't actively pursue is piracy, but we still welcome players who like a bit of "piratey" action into the community since we think it's really cool to have a melting pot where all types of players can get together. Just don't expect any pirate themed events other than some training simulations.
We are proud to have a truly multinational community with players from all over the world. English is the primary spoken language in the community, but if English is a second language for you, please don't worry or be self-conscious about it. Chances are we have members who speak your mother tongue who will be able to help you out.
A few important things to remember:
- Remember it's a game. We are all here to have fun.
- Be considerate. Don't let your fun ruin someone else's, but feel free to join any chat you can see.
- Keep comms clean. During events and operations, be brief and concise, and keep to the topic.
Remember also that there are minors in the FRCN community, even though there is a 16 year age limit. - Ask for help if you need it. We take pride in helping people up the steep learning curve that is Star Citizen, so don't be afraid to ask for assistance or instructions.