WELVMNG has a website

WELVMNG has existed for a while as a Discord, a WhatsApp group and a lot of conversation scattered across both. Now it exists as an address too. This is its first post.

Why the rules came first#

The most organised part of the community right now is the CrossFire Ghost Mode X5s and scrims run by the X5 SILENCE group. And the information that circulates most as screenshots, gets lost most often and causes the most pre-match arguing is the equipment list.

So the first thing to ship was not a pretty home page: it was the rules page, in full, with the code of conduct, the complete arsenal and a dated changelog. The shortcut is deliberately short, so it can be pasted into the group: welovemusicandgames.pages.dev/rules.

A screenshot of a rule ages silently. A page with a changelog does not.

What you can use today#

• The rules and the arsenal. Each item’s status is data, not loose prose: when it changes, it changes in one place and shows up in the table, in the changelog and anywhere else the item is named.
• The shortcuts /mf, /gm, /regras and /rules, so nobody has to paste a giant link.
• Light and dark themes, and three visual styles — scene, emo and goth. The fourth comes later.
• An optional music player, off by default, that keeps a track running across pages. It stays off on the rules pages on purpose: people who open those want information, not a soundtrack.

What is not ready, said plainly#

• Real English. The English pages in the Ghost Mode section serve the Portuguese content with a notice. That is deliberate: a stale translated rule is worse than an untranslated one.
• The step-by-step for how an X5 gets arranged. The page says what is known and admits the rest is still being written. Nobody here invents match procedure.
• The gallery and this blog are still thin on community material. That is the next gap, and it gets filled with what you post on Discord.

How to help#

Send what you make. A clip, a POV, art, a playlist, a cover, a screenshot of a ridiculous round. The gallery and the blog exist for that — what comes out of Discord fits here.

And if you find a broken link, a mistake, or something awkward to use on a phone, say so. That is more useful than a compliment.