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About NVIR

Join Us

One promise, and it is the whole squadron: never fly alone. NVIR is for commanders who want company out there without signing up for a second job.

We fly together at whatever pace the rest of the week allows. Combat, mining, exploration, engineering, community goals, rescue work — whatever you are doing, someone here has done it and will wing up for it.

Open, Private Group, or Solo, chosen session by session. Nobody checks which one you picked, and nobody treats Open as permission to ruin another commander's evening. Ask anything in Discord — somebody has already made that mistake and will tell you how it went.

There is no attendance to keep. Fly when you want to, step away when life needs you, and the tag is still yours when you come back. We would rather have commanders who enjoy flying than a roster that looks busy on paper.

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How we fly

NVIR

What you can expect from wearing the tag, and how we support each other in the black.

Fly your way

Launch into whichever mode feels right—Open, Private Group, or Solo. NVIR never enforces a specific mode or requires Open play to consider you an active member. Bring the session you actually want to fly. All we ask is that you keep things respectful and friendly wherever you go.


Choose your own career

There are no mandatory roles or assigned tracks in NVIR. Bring the ship you love and pursue the activity you enjoy most. Whether you are exploring distant nebulae, mining asteroids, or hunting bounties, you can ask for a wing anytime or fly solo with full support from the squadron.


Real life comes first

You never owe us a login streak or attendance quota. We will never schedule your free time or kick you for taking a break. Squadron events and community goals are here for fun—join when you can, skip when you need to. The goal is to make friends, not run a shift.

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House rules

NVIR

Simple, common-sense guidelines to ensure everyone feels welcome, supported, and safe.

Keep it fun and friendly

If a decision would make the game less enjoyable or less welcoming for others, don't do it. NVIR is a relaxed, supportive space. Use common sense in chat, in voice, and in flight. When in doubt, just ask your fellow commanders—we are all here to help each other out.


Be respectful to everyone

Treat commanders the way you would like to be treated. This applies across squadron chat, Discord, in-game comms, and public channels while wearing the NVIR tag. We keep our space free of insults, toxic behavior, and harassment so every pilot feels at home.


No ganking or player harassment

We never target or ambush commanders who didn't sign up for a fight. Unprovoked attacks, spawn camping, and griefing go against our motto. Naturally, you always have the right to defend yourself if attacked, and agreed-upon duels are always welcome—but uninvited aggression is not how we fly.