The people who make the community, by nickname. We ask every member for their top 10s — the YouTube playlist with their 10 favorite videos, the Spotify one with 10 songs, the Letterboxd list with 10 films — and the links live here, next to each person's profiles.
Section under construction: for now only one member is real. The others are placeholders, to show how the page will look.
The invite is in the header button and in the footer. The server is open: you need no one's invite and no game account to come in and look around.
There are channels for music, games, anime and art. Grab the roles for what you like and you'll only see what you want to see.
CrossFire X5s and scrims are arranged in the X5 SILENCE WhatsApp group. Read the rules before you join — they apply to everyone.
A clip, a POV, art, a playlist, a cover. This site's media and blog are built from what comes out of Discord — yours can go in too.
A shared playlist, recommendations going back and forth, covers and tracks made by people here. Chiptune to shoegaze — if you love it, it fits.
CrossFire Ghost Mode is what we play most right now, with X5s and scrims every week. But any game that brings people together counts.
Anime, film, illustration, video editing. The site's media section is built from what the community posts on Discord.
No. WELVMNG is a community for music, games and geek art — CrossFire Ghost Mode is the most organised part of it right now, but plenty of people show up only for the music, the anime or the art. Join the Discord and keep the channels you care about.
No. The Discord is open and free, and so are the X5s and scrims. Nobody pays to play or to take part in anything here.
X5s and scrims are arranged in the X5 SILENCE WhatsApp group. Before you join, read the rules page: it has the group's code of conduct and the full list of allowed, blocked and forbidden equipment.
The community's organisers. This site publishes the rules exactly as they are, rewriting nothing — and every rule or equipment-status change goes into the changelog on the rules page, with a date.
It is being translated. Pages that don't have an English version yet show the Portuguese content with a notice, instead of an out-of-date translation — on a rules page, that would be worse than not translating at all.
Play music while you browse?
An optional soundtrack follows you across the site. You can pause, adjust the volume, or turn it off at any time.