Command Squad Server 1
Recommended[★CMD] Command Squad | New Player Friendly | Coordinated Play | discord.gg/CommandSquad
Our main server. New player friendly, coordinated play.
- Status
- Up to 98 players
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- Current map
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Squad server network & community
Coordinated Squad.
Strong leadership.
No milsim baggage.
A community-first Squad server network focused on coordination, comms, and strong leadership — without the overbearing milsim.
No ego. No drama. Just good games.
- New Player Friendly
- Firm but Fair Admins
- No Pay-to-Win
- Server Health First
Two full-time servers, one standard
Command Squad Server 2
[★CMD] Command Squad 2 | New Player Friendly | Coordinated Play | discord.gg/CommandSquad
Our second server. Same rules, same standards.
- Status
- Up to 98 players
- Players
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- Current map
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Why Command Squad
Coordination without the cosplay
Squads work together, squad leaders talk to each other, and matches feel like Squad is meant to feel — without ranks you have to salute or an hour of formalities before you shoot anything.
Genuinely new-player friendly
Everyone's first match happened somewhere. Ask questions on comms, tell your squad you're new, and you'll get help instead of grief. Mentoring players is part of our culture, not a chore.
Firm but fair administration
Active admins with clear, published rules. Enforcement is based on intent and context — no ego trips, no favorites. Whitelist and supporter perks never bend the rules.
Leadership that develops leaders
Good squad leaders make the game. We back ours with guides, mentorship, and a planned Squad Leader Development Program — so stepping up feels achievable, not terrifying.
Reliable, invested infrastructure
Top-tier hardware, automated seeding whitelists, Community Ban List integration, and a community-funded budget with a no-pay-to-win line that doesn't move.
Transparent by default
A public roadmap tracks what we're building and what's under review. Plans can change — but they change in the open.
Playing here takes three steps
Choose a server
Server 1 is the recommended starting point for new players.
Review the rules
Five minutes of reading that keeps every match worth playing.
Join Discord and play (external link)
Optional, but it's where seeding calls, events, and the community live.
New to Squad? Start here.
Squad has a learning curve, but it's a climbable one — and climbing it on a server that wants you to succeed makes all the difference. Our guides take you from the tutorial to your first confident match.
Where do you fit?
- New to SquadLearn the game from zero — tutorial, mic, roles, your first squad.
- New to Command SquadKnow Squad already? Here's how our servers and community work.
- Experienced playerPick a server and drop in. Coordinated play, no gatekeeping.
- Squad leaderLead better squads — our cornerstone squad leading guide.
- Current memberPrograms, recognition, events, and ways to contribute.
- Need player supportReports, ban appeals, and how to reach staff.
Popular guides
Squad New Player Guide: From Tutorial to First Match
A practical beginner's guide to Squad — setup, roles, squads, spawning, communication, and the habits that make experienced players glad you joined.
Squad Communication Guide: Mic & Callouts
How communication actually works in Squad — voice channels, the callout formula, radio discipline, and the habits that make squads effective.
How to Squad Lead: A Practical Guide
Squad leading demystified — what the job actually is, your first time with the SL kit, giving orders, rallies and HABs, command net, and recovering from chaos.
How Squad Server Seeding Works (and Why It Matters)
What seeding is, the special rules that apply during it, why every full server owes its evening to seeders, and how Command Squad rewards consistent help.
Rules Explained: The Intent Behind the Rules
Plain-language explanations of Command Squad's most-asked-about rules — main camping, vehicle claims, squad baiting, locking, and seeding — with examples.
Latest intel
Welcome to the New commandsquad.net
The Command Squad website has been rebuilt — a full guides library, complete rules page, improved roadmap and support, and a new home for Intel.
How Command Squad Approaches Administration
Intent over technicalities, consistency over mood, appeals that work, and no ego — the administration philosophy behind our servers, explained.
What Makes a Great Squad Server?
Player count isn't quality. Here's what actually separates great Squad servers from forgettable ones — and how to evaluate any server, including ours.
Active operations
OPERATION: EVENT 1
Event 1: SUPERFOB SHOWDOWN
Planning and execution of the first Command Squad event.
OPERATION: STATS
Member Statistics
Implementation of statistics tracking (K/D, vehicles destroyed, and more). For [CMD] members.
Support is optional. Showing up matters most.
Command Squad is a community project, not a business. The most valuable support is playing the objective, using comms, helping new players, and seeding when the server needs it. If you want to help fund the infrastructure too, that option exists — with a hard no-pay-to-win line.
Ready when you are
Pick a server and play, join the Discord, or start with a guide. However you arrive — welcome to Command Squad.