Conflict belongs to your characters, not to the players behind them. Harassment, hate speech, slurs, and personal attacks are an immediate exit from the community.

While in the city, you are your character. Breaking character in voice, chat scenes, or through gameplay ruins the experience for everyone in it.

Bugs, glitches, and unintended mechanics are reported, never used. Benefiting from an exploit costs you what you gained and usually more.

Your character wants to survive. When guns are drawn on you and you are outnumbered, act like your life depends on it, because it does.

Killing or attacking without a story reason (RDM/VDM) is not conflict roleplay, it is the absence of it. Every fight needs a why your victim could reasonably understand.

Your character only knows what they learned in the city. Stream sniping, Discord call-outs, and out-of-character information used in character are all metagaming.

Do not force outcomes on other players, roleplay abilities you do not have, or use mechanics to escape consequences. Give every scene room to breathe both ways.

When your character goes down and respawns, that life's final events are forgotten. You do not return to the scene, and you do not seek revenge for a death you cannot remember.

Robberies, kidnappings, and gang conflict need buildup and roleplay at every step. The crime is the story, not the payout.

Hostages are people, not props. No taking friends as fake hostages, and every hostage scene must offer real roleplay to the hostage.

Keep group numbers within the city's posted limits for crimes and conflicts. Rolling thirty deep is not a story, it is a queue.

Hospitals, spawn points, and posted safe areas are off limits for crime. Let the city breathe somewhere.

Something go wrong? Clip it, report it in the Discord, and keep playing. Do not stop scenes to argue rules in the moment.

Staff rulings in the moment are final. Appeals happen in tickets afterward, with evidence, not in the street.