SIX BULLETS - THE RULES OF DRY FORK
Last updated: 2026-10-23

Dry Fork is a rough town, but the game is for everyone. Play hard, play fair.

1. Be decent in the chat. No insults, hate, harassment, threats or sexual
   talk. Swearing gets covered up; aimed at someone, it's harassment.
2. No personal data: not yours, not anyone else's. No real names, addresses,
   phone numbers, e-mails or social media.
3. No spam, no advertising, no links.
4. No cheating: no hacks, bots, scripts or tools that play for you or change
   the game. Found a bug that gives money or things? Report it, don't use it.
   Whatever was gained that way is taken back (every change is in the ledger).
5. One character per person. A second account to share work, duels or rewards
   with yourself is cheating.
6. Fair fights. Duels and The Breaks are where players shoot each other. Don't
   follow someone around to spoil their game.
7. Decent names, for characters and horses: nothing offensive, hateful or
   sexual, and nothing that pretends to be a moderator or the developer.
8. Respect the moderators. If you think a decision was wrong, write to
   contact@playsixbullets.com.


WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T

Depending on how bad it is: a warning, a mute, a kick, or a ban for some days
or for good. Cheating, or harming other players, can mean a ban at once.


REPORTING AND BLOCKING

Tab, then Players: the flag next to a name reports that player to the
moderators, with their last lines of chat. The barred circle blocks them: you
won't see their chat and their invitations won't reach you. You can unblock
them from the same list. In Settings you can also turn the chat off, or keep
only your posse's.


THE ALPHA

Six Bullets is in a closed alpha: things may break. Everyone who plays during
the alpha keeps the founder's badge for good. The economy may be reset once
before the beta, with two weeks' warning: you'd keep your name, your looks,
your achievements and your trades.