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Party and servers

Votekick, queues, and bot servers

Updated 2026-10-16

To play with a friend, use Roblox’s Join Experience to enter their instance, then use BloxStrike’s Choose Team control to look for the same side. Joining a server, choosing a team, and entering a shared matchmaking queue are different actions. Vote to kick selects a player; it is not a bot-management console.

Play with a friend: join first, choose a side

Roblox Support gives a concrete join path: open your friend’s profile, find Join Experience when they are playing and permit joins, then select it. Both accounts still need permission to enter the experience. If the control is missing, review join privacy and account restrictions.

Once you are in the same instance, press M for Choose Team with the keyboard binding shown in JustBOZ’s 26 April 2026 recording around 1:05. Alternatively, press N for Main Menu and select CHOOSE TEAM beside VOTE TO KICK, above the bottom navigation. That button is visible in CandySkull’s 7 October recording at 0:35 and GPSOLVED’s April menu footage. Coordinate with your friend and choose the same side if the picker allows it; this does not reserve a slot, force a switch, or bypass balancing.

These are historical, rebindable controls, not guaranteed current defaults. The same Keybinds frame lists ButtonB as the second Main Menu binding; it does not say keyboard B. If N or M does not work, open the settings gear, select Keybinds, and read your own Main Menu and Choose Team assignments. The recording is not a complete controller walkthrough.

Use that sequence for same-server play: join the friend, then choose a side. It does not create a reserved party or guarantee that a later matchmaking action keeps you together. A separate BloxStrike invite-and-shared-queue sequence is not established by the checked footage; its absence from this walkthrough is not proof that no party feature exists.

Official BloxStrike promotional thumbnail: a bomb-disposal character in front of an armed character.

Vote to kick: open the player-selection menu

Press N to open Main Menu with the keyboard binding recorded by JustBOZ around 1:05, or use your rebound Main Menu control. Look above the Loadout, Inventory, Gamemodes, Play, Shop, Market, and Progression navigation. CandySkull’s 7 October recording shows a red VOTE TO KICK button beside CHOOSE TEAM at 0:35.

Select Vote to kick to open Select Player. GPSOLVED’s 3 April recording shows the button around 0:17 and the resulting player list at 0:20. Identify the intended player by both display name and @username before selecting their entry. Use CLOSE to leave without selecting a player.

The opening binding and player-selection menu come from separate public recordings, not one continuous votekick tested by this site. No /votekick command is established by those sources. The footage does not establish a vote threshold, eligibility rule, or guaranteed removal; selecting a player is not an instant kick.

Official BloxStrike thumbnail: first-person butterfly knife with red and black gloves on a white-and-blue town map.

Reporting is a separate action

At 2:30 in the official Nebula video, a player-specific Reporting dialog is visible over the scoreboard with CLOSE and REPORT controls. This is direct observation of an official-video keyframe, not a site-tested moderation result. It establishes a report interface, not a kick vote, a voting threshold, or immediate removal.

If you open that report dialog in your client, confirm the selected player and describe the observed behavior before using REPORT. The checked frame does not show the complete sequence that opens it, so this is not presented as a verified scoreboard-to-report walkthrough. Roblox Report Abuse is a separate fallback for abusive behavior.

Bot removal: no supported action in the checked menus

There is no supported bot-removal procedure to follow in the checked player menus. Vote to kick opens a player-selection list; it does not establish an add-bot, remove-bot, or difficulty control. Reporting a player also does not remove AI opponents. Do not copy another game’s console commands or buy a pass expecting undocumented bot tools.

If you want to play with people you know, leave the unwanted instance and use the friend-join and Choose Team route above. That changes where and with whom you play; it does not delete bots or guarantee a bot-free server. For an unexpected lobby, note the mode and symptoms for developer support.

The 16 October API snapshot sets createVipServersAllowed to false, so creating a VIP server is not an available workaround in that snapshot. This flag does not describe bot populations, custom practice modes, or party queues.

JustBOZ’s April Keybinds frame also lists VIP Menu assigned to O. That confirms a historical action label and binding, not permission to create a VIP server or evidence of bot commands inside that menu.

FAQ

Where is the kick-vote option?

Open Main Menu with N in JustBOZ’s recorded keyboard layout, or your rebound control, then select VOTE TO KICK beside CHOOSE TEAM. GPSOLVED’s April recording shows it opening Select Player. Selecting a player does not guarantee removal.

How do we play on the same team?

Join your friend through Roblox profile > Join Experience, then press M for Choose Team in the recorded keyboard layout, or use N > CHOOSE TEAM. Check your own bindings if changed. Choose the same side if permitted; this does not reserve slots or create a shared matchmaking party.

How do we queue together?

For same-server play, use Join Experience and then Choose Team. Those controls do not establish a shared matchmaking queue. No separate invite-and-queue sequence is verified here; the VIP-server flag does not answer that question.

Can I make a VIP server?

Not according to the games API field createVipServersAllowed, which was false on 16 October 2026.

How do I kick a bot?

No supported bot-removal action is available in the checked menus. The player-vote and report controls are not documented bot tools. Join a friend’s instance instead if you want familiar players, without assuming that makes the server bot-free.

Does the VIP flag mean I cannot party queue?

No. createVipServersAllowed describes private-server creation, not party invitations or matchmaking. The game-specific queue sequence is a separate unresolved question.

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