No time farming, no daily quotas. Showing up to ops auto-credits your record; everything else is logged and counts too.
▸ New to the Nation?
Start here
Everything a new member needs to find their footing — how the org works, how to get involved, and where everything happens. Five waypoints and you’re flying with us.
ROUTE PLOTTED · RECRUIT → CITIZEN OF THE NATION
- WP-01Enlist
Send your application through the enlistment form — a callsign and a few words about how you like to play is all it takes. An officer reviews every application, and you’ll hear back quickly.
Enlist with the Nation - WP-02Join the comms
Discord is where the org actually lives — announcements, event pings, voice comms on op nights, and the crew hanging out between them. Drop into introductions and say hello; nobody stays a stranger long.
Join the Discord - WP-03Pick your lane
Security, Industrial, or Logistics — and twelve career fields inside them, from dogfighting to salvage to medical. Set a primary and secondary focus based on what you love to fly. There’s no wrong answer, and you can change course anytime.
Browse the divisions - WP-04Fly your first op
Ops are posted on the calendar in the Command portal — open a briefing, claim a seat, and show up. No ship required: crew seats on gunnery, engineering, and medical stations always need filling. Attendance is credited automatically.
Log in to Command - WP-05Grow with the Nation
Progression here is meaningful participation, not a grind. Flying ops credits your record and your career field on its way from Trainee to Master; service off the flight line — mentoring, recruiting, logistics — gets logged and signed off by the command staff. Ranks follow naturally.
How credit works
▸ How the Nation works
Participation, not paperwork
Twelve specialty tracks with tiers from Trainee to Master. Fly your focus role in ops and you climb — simple as that.
Off-book service (mentoring, recruiting, logistics runs) is reviewed by a Master Chief, then a Vice Admiral. Real credit, fairly given.
Each rank has clear requirements you can check anytime in the Command portal — no mystery, no politics.
▸ Where things happen
Three places to know
Announcements, event pings, voice comms, and the community between ops. If it’s happening, it’s posted here first.
discord.gg/believenationThis site’s member area: the ops calendar, seat claiming, your service record, rank requirements, and the org roster.
Org LoginActive streams org nights and command-seat POV on Twitch — a good way to see how ops run before you fly one.
twitch.tv/activee Fair questions
Asked by every new recruit
Do I need to be good at the game?
No. Every profession and every experience level is welcome — plenty of us learned the ’verse flying beside someone patient. Say you’re new in Discord and someone will take you under a wing.
Do I need to own a big ship — or any ship?
No ship required. Multi-crew ops always need gunners, engineers, medics, and cargo hands, and flying a seat in someone else’s ship is half the fun (and still credits your record).
Is there a schedule I have to keep?
None. Experiences, not obligations — no quotas, no mandatory nights. Fly when you can; the calendar is there when you’re ready.
How do promotions actually work?
Each rank lists concrete requirements — ops attended, time in grade, service items — visible in the Command portal. Meet them and you enter the promotion queue for command sign-off. Participation, not grinding.
Where do I find events?
Ops land on the Command portal calendar and get announced in Discord. War nights and special events get pinged well ahead of time.
Who do I ask when I’m stuck?
Anyone, honestly — but Discord is fastest. Officers and veterans answer questions daily, and there’s no such thing as a dumb one here.