Community Rules

All members are expected to treat other players, staff and community members with respect. Personal disagreements must not become harassment or abuse.

Targeted harassment, bullying, intimidation or persistent unwanted contact is not permitted.

Discriminatory, hateful or derogatory behaviour directed at another person or protected characteristic is prohibited.

Advertising other communities, services, products or external projects without permission is prohibited.

Do not impersonate another player, member of staff, public figure or organisation in a way that could cause confusion or harm.

Players should remain in character while actively roleplaying. Out-of-character conversations should not unnecessarily disrupt active scenes.

Actions that disregard realistic roleplay, the surrounding situation or your character's circumstances are prohibited.

Killing or attempting to kill another player without a legitimate roleplay justification is prohibited.

Using a vehicle to intentionally run over, ram or kill another player without legitimate roleplay justification is prohibited.

Information obtained outside of roleplay must not be used to influence your character's in-game decisions.

Players must not force actions or outcomes onto another player without giving them a reasonable opportunity to respond.

Players are expected to act as though their character values their own safety. Recklessly ignoring serious threats can constitute FailRP.

Vehicles should be operated in a manner appropriate to the situation. Excessive or unrealistic driving may be treated as FailRP.

Intentionally using your vehicle to ram another vehicle or player without reasonable roleplay justification is prohibited.

Players should follow traffic signals, road layouts and other applicable traffic rules unless a legitimate roleplay situation requires otherwise.

Emergency vehicles must be used for legitimate emergency-service roleplay and should not be abused for personal advantage.

Criminal activity should create meaningful roleplay rather than being used solely to cause disruption or obtain kills.

Players must not immediately escalate minor interactions into serious violence without reasonable roleplay justification.

Hostage scenarios must remain realistic. Hostages must not be taken solely to create an unavoidable advantage or to bypass normal roleplay.

Robberies must be conducted as roleplay scenarios. Players must not repeatedly start robberies simply to force police interaction or farm rewards.

Players who are not directly involved in an active pursuit should not intentionally interfere with it.

Emergency-service players are expected to maintain professional conduct while on duty and represent their department appropriately.

Emergency-service powers must not be used to gain personal advantages, target players unfairly or create unnecessary disruption.

Police players must use a reasonable level of force for the situation and should attempt to de-escalate where appropriate.

Players should follow their department's operational procedures and any additional instructions issued by authorised department leadership.

Staff members are expected to act professionally and fairly when dealing with members of the community.

Moderation permissions must only be used for legitimate staff purposes. Abuse of administrative tools may result in immediate removal of permissions.

Staff must not use their position to unfairly benefit friends, punish players because of personal disagreements or interfere in cases involving a conflict of interest.

Significant moderation actions should be supported by appropriate evidence and recorded accurately within the moderation system.

Appeals must be reviewed objectively. Staff must not reject an appeal solely because of personal disagreements with the appellant.