Supporting Each Other With Respect

Promoting mutual respect, empathy, and strong supportive community values.

Welcome to ZeroMag Gaming, a collaborative space built by and for gamers who believe in leveling up not just playstyles, but the way we treat each other. Here, skill and sportsmanship walk hand-in-hand. Whether you’re breaking into competitive arenas or just sharing a late-night grind story, our community guidelines are designed to ensure that every interaction is grounded in respect and encouragement. Think of this as your guidebook to being an excellent teammate—and an even better human.

Founded by Neylith Vosswyn, ZeroMag Gaming was created to provide deep insights into multiplayer meta, tactical decision-making, and esports-minded growth. But equally important is the foundation Neylith built: a culture of mutual mentorship and mindful exchange. From Winston, Missouri to the global gaming sphere, we aim to champion a space where everyone can improve and be inspired—by each other.

Why These Guidelines Matter

No matter your platform, your playstyle, or your KD ratio, every gamer who logs in here is bound by one shared goal: to learn, grow, and build a better gaming environment. Our guidelines ensure this isn’t just a space for top-tier tactics, but a zone where creativity, curiosity, and care coexist.

Whether you’re sharing gameplay strategies, exploring new combat builds, or testing out a risky meta shift, your voice matters—so does the way you use it.

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Our Core Values

If ZeroMag Gaming were a guild, these would be the values stitched into our team banner:

  • Respect: Every teammate, opponent, and voice in this space deserves to be heard without fear of ridicule or dismissal.
  • Kindness: Improve the community with your encouragement, not ego. Constructive feedback > flamed replies.
  • Integrity: Give credit to the modders, designers, and content creators who inspired your post. Don’t copy; contribute.
  • Growth: We’re all here to get better—no matter where we start. Support questions, celebrate effort, and honor learning curves.
  • Inclusivity: Skill doesn’t come from a specific gender, background, or accent. Diversity powers our progress.

Healthy Engagement Guidelines

We ask that community members:

  • Think before they post or reply: Is your input helpful, relevant, or kind? If not, hold back.
  • Use language that builds up: Say “Here’s what helped me” instead of “You clearly don’t know what you’re doing.”
  • Stay on topic: Tactical builds belong in gameplay channels. Venting about match matchmaking might not.
  • Celebrate progress: Not everyone is arena champ. Cheer for that bronze rank grind if it’s earned.
  • Disagree with dignity: You can have a different take—just keep the tone as if you’re discussing over pizza, not throwing controllers.

This isn’t about policing language; it’s about protecting vibe. The goal? Constructive conversation, not verbal takedowns.

What Not to Post (A Kind Reminder)

To help this community stay strong, please avoid:

  • Harassment, slurs, or personal attacks—they have no place here.
  • Unsolicited self-promotion or spam threads.
  • Explicit or harmful content, including in-game screenshots.
  • False claims, misinformation, or dangerous advice.

If you see content that violates these values, don’t respond in kind—report it. We all play a role in co-op moderation.

Our Approach to Moderation

Moderation here isn’t about control—it’s about care. Our moderators act with discretion, kindness, and the belief that most members come with good intent. But if content is removed, it’s not a judgment—it’s a decision to keep the space safe and focused.

Repeat behaviors that go against our guidelines may result in time-outs, warnings, or bans. Think of it like team penalties: nobody wants them, but they keep play fair.

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Sharing and Crediting Content

We’re firm believers in open-source growth, but that requires honesty. If you share a guide, highlight a strategy, or repost a tip from someone else, credit them. Link their original work. Respect their grind. If it’s inspired by a ZeroMag Gaming writeup—say so.

Giving credit isn’t just respectful—it’s a subtle shout-out saying “you helped me, and I want others to see your brilliance.”

Privacy and Boundaries

Don’t share personally identifiable information—yours or someone else’s. That includes gamer tags, addresses, photos, or financial details. Boundaries matter both inside and outside the nimbus of in-game identities.

Check out our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for full info on how we protect your data along with your dignity.

Never Solo-Q Respect

In the same way a great squad rotates to help, we ask our members to look out for each other. If you see someone new, offer a suggestion. If someone’s contribution feels overlooked, reply. Kind interactions remind people they’re not just another username—they’re part of something alive, welcoming, and ready to grow.

Founder’s Vision

Neylith Vosswyn started ZeroMag Gaming not just as a strategy hub, but as a letter to the gaming community she’s spent her life in: a promise that things can be more insightful, more collaborative, and more compassionate. Her dream is a space where minds meet in strategy—and hearts meet in respect. Want a deeper look into that vision? Visit her story at Dream Igniter.

Where We’re Based

Our team types, records, and theory-crafts from Winston, Missouri—a quiet corner with a world of big ideas lighting up our screens. We’re proud to be grounded in the U.S. Midwest, where focus and friendliness still go hand in hand.

Location: 1368 Oak Lane, Winston, Missouri 64689, United States
Hours: Open Monday to Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1 660-749-2772

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Thanks for Playing as a Team

At the end of the raid, the scoreboard won’t show who helped with the FAQ thread or who ensured a beginner’s build worked in practice—but we’ll notice. ZeroMag Gaming is stronger because of our community, and we’re grateful that you’re part of it.

Keep creating. Keep learning. Keep helping players become pros—not just with pixels, but with plenty of respect.

For more on this topic, check out our Zeromaggaming Support Connect page.

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