BUILT FOR REALISM.
GROUNDED IN RESPECT.

RESPECT & COMMUNITY STANDARDS

Our server is built on respect first. Treat every member equally regardless of role, experience, or background. No bullying, harassment, hate speech, personal attacks, or discrimination of any kind — this applies everywhere including voice channels, DMs, and other platforms linked to the server.

Keep in-character and out-of-character completely separate. What happens in roleplay stays in roleplay — do not take it personally, do not hold grudges, and do not bring in-character drama into real-life conversations.

If you have an issue with someone, speak to a member of staff privately and calmly — do not confront them publicly or start arguments.

Follow staff instructions — if you disagree, accept it in the moment and appeal later through the proper channels.

CORE ROLEPLAY PRINCIPLES

We aim to mirror real life as closely as possible — your character should behave like a real person living in the real world.

You are not invincible — you can be hurt, scared, outnumbered, and forced to make difficult choices.

Value your life means if someone threatens you with a weapon, you act accordingly — you do not fight back instantly, you do not ignore the threat, and you do not treat it like a game.

Injuries have real consequences — if you crash a car, get shot, or get into a fight, you must roleplay those injuries properly. You may not drive away from serious damage, carry on running with a broken leg, or fully recover instantly.

Movement and travel are always realistic — walk or drive everywhere. No teleporting, no magic appearing, no vanishing when it suits you.

Stay in character at all times — if you need to speak out of character, use // at the start of your message. Keep out-of-character talk to designated channels only — do not flood active roleplay scenes with it.

REALISTIC CONDUCT — WHAT WE DO NOT ALLOW

No random attacks — you cannot shoot, assault, or threaten someone without proper, meaningful roleplay leading up to it. There must be a clear reason, interaction, or build-up first.

No vehicle misuse — do not run people over, use your car as a weapon, or drive recklessly without a realistic reason.

No metagaming — never use information you found out out-of-character in-game. If you did not see or hear it in roleplay, your character does not know it.

No combat logging — once a scene has started, you must stay until it has properly concluded. Disconnecting, changing character, or going invisible to avoid consequences is not allowed.

No exploiting — if you find a bug, glitch, or something that does not work correctly, report it to staff immediately. Do not use it to your advantage.

Keep appearances realistic — vehicles, clothing, weapons, and equipment should match what you would actually see on UK streets. Unrealistic mods, supercars everywhere, and fantasy items are not permitted unless approved.

SCENE QUALITY & STORY STANDARDS

Give every scene time to breathe — do not rush in, do not rush decisions, do not rush away. Let conversations play out, let people respond, let things develop naturally.

Confessions are not automatic — if you are caught, you do not instantly admit to everything. Stay true to your character — you may stay silent, ask for help, deny it, or admit only part of it. Every person is different.

Escaping custody or restraint requires proper roleplay — you cannot simply type that you break free. You need a realistic opportunity, time, and a believable method.

Consequences matter — if you are caught doing something illegal, accept the outcome. Do not disconnect, do not reset your character, do not demand a redo.

Major incidents should last — robberies, disputes, and serious events do not start and end in two minutes. They build, they unfold, they may continue across multiple sessions. If you are involved in something big, commit to seeing it through properly.

COMMUNICATION & CONDUCT

Use push-to-talk at all times — voice activation causes background noise and disrupts scenes. Keep your microphone clear and speak only when needed.

Keep radio channels focused — only send essential updates. Do not chat casually, do not spam, do not interrupt active operations.

Respect ongoing scenes — if you see a situation playing out, do not walk in, interrupt, or interfere unless you have a clear in-character reason to be there.

Keep public channels in English — this ensures everyone can understand and participate. If you need to speak another language, use private messages or designated channels.

NEW LIFE RULE

If your character dies, that chapter is closed. You lose all memory of the events that led to your death — you do not know who was there, what happened, or why.

You cannot return to the same location or seek revenge for what occurred.

You must move forward with a fresh start — new choices, new connections, new story.

This rule applies permanently to that character — there are no exceptions.

GENERAL EXPECTATIONS

Be patient — new members learn, people make mistakes, scenes take time. Support each other rather than criticise.

Keep it real — if something would not happen in real life, it does not happen here.

We are not trying to be the biggest server — we are trying to be the best and most immersive one.

Your choices shape the server — make them count.