Scene builders are responsible for building up areas of importance. Using the in-game prop placer tool and its add-ons, scene builders can create entire structures such as settlements or bases- or add interiors and cover to already existing structures in the game.

Coordination between the host lead and the scene builder is very important in the USRF, and as a scene builder you are responsible to cooperate with others before the host begins.

Just like in a movie, scene actors are used to help push the story and narrative of a host forward. Actors can come in many different shapes and sizes- from a mutant Canadian refugee to a salvaged police droid and its human owner. Naturally, these characters will have wildly different behaviors and emotions when it comes to how they react to their environment, and its recommended that many scene actors that volunteer for this position develop a character they wish to use or at least get within their character's mindset before participating.

Coordination between the host lead and the scene actor is very important in the USRF, and as a scene actor you are responsible to cooperate with others before the host begins.

OPFOR Roleplayers serve as an antagonistic force that the USRF may need to tackle within a host. Within the LR tier, many of these fighters are usually street punks, scavengers, or a shady bandit gang looking to get a quick buck off of selling stolen USRF gear. Their training and fighting prowess can range from little to none at all, and can have poor equipment and firearms.

As a majority of story driven hosts that use OPFOR use the Immersive Raid System (IMRS) it is mandatory that all OPFOR volunteers filled out the USRF IMRS Quiz and pass with a 100% score, which may be found here. Remember to DM a quiz sorter that you have completed the quiz, who can be found here.

OPFOR Roleplayers serve as an antagonistic force that the USRF may need to tackle within a host. Within the MR tier, more entrusted equipment and character backgrounds may be allowed. Instead of fighting petty bandits, the USRF may find themselves at odds against a powerful mercenary force, or a cutthroat criminal syndicate that will stop at nothing to eliminate the law and order that the USRF brings to the Sunrise Islands.

As a majority of story driven hosts that use OPFOR use the Immersive Raid System (IMRS) it is mandatory that all OPFOR volunteers filled out the USRF IMRS Quiz and pass with a 100% score, which may be found here. Remember to DM a quiz sorter that you have completed the quiz, who can be found here.

OPFOR Roleplayers serve as an antagonistic force that the USRF may need to tackle within a host. Within the HR tier, many of these members serve as the critical leader or member within an organization that is giving the USRF trouble. They may be given powerful equipment and weaponry to help turn the tide of battle in the opposing force's favor, shut down a USRF push, or wipe out a section with ease. These benefits are usually countered to help balance the story within the host or arc that the OPFOR are present in.

As a majority of story driven hosts that use OPFOR use the Immersive Raid System (IMRS) it is mandatory that all OPFOR volunteers filled out the USRF IMRS Quiz and pass with a 100% score, which may be found here. Remember to DM a quiz sorter that you have completed the quiz, who can be found here.