Teamwork-first tactical gaming
Tactical teamwork. Strong leadership. No milsim baggage.
Command Squad runs community-first tactical gaming servers built around communication, fair administration, and players who want to work together. Squad is our flagship; WARDOGS expands the same standard to a new battlefield.
No ego. No drama. Just good games.
Command Squad is the community; the games are how you get here. Squad is our flagship and always has been. WARDOGS is new — two servers live from the start of Early Access on September 10, 2026.
Every server we run is held to the same bar: active admins, published rules, teamplay expected, new players welcome.
North America
[★CMD] Command Squad | New Player Friendly | Coordinated Play | discord.gg/CommandSquad
Our main Squad server. New player friendly, coordinated play.
North America (US Central)
[★CMD] Command Squad #1 | TEAMWORK FIRST | ACTIVE ADMINS
Our main WARDOGS server, running standard settings. Teamplay expected, admins present, new players welcome — start here if you are new to the game or to us.
Join from inside the game: open the Community server browser and search CMD, then pick Command Squad #1.
Or use Join by ID, bottom-left of the Community browser0dd8d12c-1289-472a-aaaa-b8aeac0a279a
North America (US Central)
[★CMD] Command Squad #2 | HARDCORE | OPEN TO ALL | ACTIVE ADMINS
Our Hardcore server: no killcam, reduced HUD, first-person only in vehicles. Same rules and same admins as Server 1 — a harder read of the same battlefield, open to anyone willing to try it.
Join from inside the game: open the Community server browser and search CMD, then pick Command Squad #2.
Or use Join by ID, bottom-left of the Community browserebb3b791-f1d5-4afb-a5e4-7045d7d05185
North America
[★CMD] Command Squad 2 | Galactic Contention | New Player Friendly | discord.gg/CommandSquad
Running the Galactic Contention mod — it downloads automatically when you join.
Our Galactic Contention server — the Star Wars total-conversion mod for Squad. Same rules, same standards, clone troopers instead of riflemen.
Squads work together, leaders talk to each other, and matches feel the way these games are meant to feel — without ranks you have to salute or an hour of formalities before you shoot anything.
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.
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.
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.
Same admins, same rules philosophy, same Discord, whichever battlefield you're on. One membership spans every game we support — you don't start over because you picked up something new.
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.
A public roadmap tracks what we're building and what's under review. Plans can change — but they change in the open.
Squad, WARDOGS, or Galactic Contention — every server is listed with its region.
Five minutes of reading that keeps every match worth playing.
Optional, but it's where seeding calls, events, and the community live.
These games have a learning curve, but it's a climbable one — and climbing it on a server that wants you to succeed makes all the difference. The Field Manual takes you from the tutorial to your first confident match, in whichever game you picked.
A practical beginner's guide to Squad — setup, roles, squads, spawning, communication, and the habits that make experienced players glad you joined.
How communication actually works in Squad — voice channels, the callout formula, radio discipline, and the habits that make squads effective.
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.
Install Galactic Contention, find a server, and survive your first Clone Wars match — including the browser filter that hides every modded server by default.
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.
Patch 0.11 gave community servers permanent IDs, so here are ours. Plus stats.commandsquad.net is live, and both WARDOGS servers now say US Central.
WARDOGS Early Access opened on September 10. Both our North America servers are running, here's how to find them, and here's what we're watching in week one.
Two Command Squad WARDOGS servers go live with Early Access on September 10. Why we're doing it, what's ready, and what Squad players should expect.
OPERATION: RULEBOOK
Launch Rules v1.0 published ahead of Early Access, with a 72-hour incident review and a v1.1 in the first week if live play justifies it. Deliberately conservative until we have evidence.
OPERATION: DOCTRINE
Beginner and joining guides published at launch; troubleshooting, Control Zone, economy, vehicles and the Squad-player transition guide written from live play on our own servers rather than press material.
OPERATION: EVENT 1
Planning and execution of the first Command Squad event.
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.
Pick a server and play, join the Discord, or start with a guide. However you arrive — welcome to Command Squad.
