diff --git a/Resources/ServerInfo/Rules.txt b/Resources/ServerInfo/Rules.txt
index 592f89f50ed..07f10fbdc2c 100644
--- a/Resources/ServerInfo/Rules.txt
+++ b/Resources/ServerInfo/Rules.txt
@@ -346,8 +346,8 @@ forward the round through your antagonistic actions, rather than grind it to hal
 objectives.
 
 F. Other antagonists are not necessarily your friends. Other agents, mercenaries, and possibly even
-space dragons are free agents that you may negotiate with at your own risk, but no one should be
-working together with xenomorphs or zombies.
+space dragons are free agents that you may negotiate with at your own risk. Just because both Nukies
+and Agents are on the same team, they don't necessarily have to collaborate, having different goals.
 
 G. Heavily damaging/spacing or camping arrivals/evac/cryo, unnecessarily extending the round,
 and behavior that calls the round to an end prematurely - as well as other lame behaviors - are
@@ -370,11 +370,12 @@ either friendly or hostile (and until or unless proven the latter, crew is expec
 in return), in reason of not having a defined set of objectives, are expected not to go too overboard 
 if choosing to be hostile. You can be a nuisance, but don't murderbone or cause mass station damage.
 
-K. Hostile ghost roles, while do also have the liberty of being friendly if so wished or desired, if 
-deemed too big of a potential threat by the station inhabitants, can be terminated at any time they 
-see fit. Although, it is strongly preferable for the crew to act hostile with reason (for example: 
-a rat king who agreed to not have more than 3 rats beginning to create more). Furthermore, though 
-roleplaying a creature as one would be expecting it to behave, rather than blindly attacking and 
-killing anybody and anything in sight would be preferred; due to their inherent nature of often 
-having as a main objective to kill as many things as possible, few of the core antagonist guidelines 
-are a bit relaxed (specifically and in particular those relating to killing).
+K. Hostile ghost roles, while do also have the liberty of being friendly if they so wished or desired, 
+if deemed too big of a potential threat by the station inhabitants, they can be terminated at any time 
+they see fit. Although, it is strongly encouraged for the crew to act hostile with reason (for example: 
+a rat king who agreed to not have more than 3 rats beginning to create more); and for such ghost roles
+not to powergame by acting friendly one moment, and hostile the next, the moment a great opportunity
+presents itself. Furthermore, though roleplaying a creature as one would be expecting it to behave is 
+also strongly encouraged, due to their inherent nature of often having as a main objective to kill as 
+many things as possible, few of the core antagonist guidelines are a bit relaxed (specifically and in 
+particular those relating to killing).