Asking "How do I install a game?" or "What is an ISO?" will get you mocked or banned.
No Duplicate Topics. Search before posting. If a game already has a thread, post there. Do not create a new thread for a game that already exists.
Always look for the main thread of a game. Check the first post (OP) and the last three pages for the most recent updates.
The forum's moderation is known to be strict and proactive.
To maintain a safe and focused environment, certain types of content and behavior are strictly prohibited. csrin forum rules full
CS.RIN.RU is a unique forum that operates on a strict set of rules to maintain quality and avoid legal scrutiny. New users are often overwhelmed by the density of the "Full Rules" thread. The most common issues are:
, the core content centers on several non-negotiable standards. Core Content & Posting Rules English-Only in Specific Sections
: The forum administration acts above these rules and can block any user without explanation. Specific Forbidden Actions Rule § 4.1 : This rule is titled "Is it necessary?" and focuses on whether a post adds value to the community. Spam and "Upping"
Multiple posts, thread hijacking, or bumping threads unnecessarily will lead to warnings. Asking "How do I install a game
No Advertising. Do not promote your own website, Discord server, YouTube channel, or paid services unless explicitly allowed by an admin.
Whether you are a new member trying to understand the basics or a long-time user looking for a refresher on the forum rules (as highlighted on Steam community pages, 1.2.1) , adhering to these guidelines is essential for remaining an active member. I. Core Philosophy of the Forum
CS.RIN.RU Forum Rules: The Ultimate Compliance Guide for Users
: English is the primary language for the main sections. If you post in another language, you must provide an accurate English translation in the same post, unless you are in a specific regional sub-forum. If a game already has a thread, post there
The core of CSRIN relies on sharing "Clean Steam Files." Understanding this concept is critical to following the rules.
The official rules may be distributed throughout various sections of the forum, but the most critical and frequently enforced principles can be organized into several key categories.
CSRIN is a scene forum, not a help desk. The members are reverse engineers, crackers, and packers. They are not paid support agents. If you ask a question that is answered in the first post of a thread, you will be ridiculed. If you ask for a "crack for a specific version" without searching, you will be warned. If you beg for "step-by-step noob instructions," you will be banned.