Game Rules

Server Guidelines

Safe / Green Zones

Crimes are strictly prohibited from being committed in the following zones: Police Stations, Sheriff Stations, Fire Stations, DOT Stations, the Gun Store, and the Civilian Spawn areas.

Roleplay Limitations & Server Violations

Prohibited Roleplay Scenarios: High-consequence structural plots, localized asset/protocol exploits, unverified faction structures, rogue operations, coordination setups outside baseline frameworks, or unauthorized tactical roles.

Penalties and Disconnects: When disconnected or removed via server execution, you are required to wait a minimum of 30 minutes before returning to active play. Wilderness camping scenes must stay localized within mountainous environments or recognized HRP sectors. Urban displacement scenarios must occur exclusively within back alleys or structured subterranean parking modules.

Core Game Rules

Rule 1: Fail Roleplay (FRP)

Failing to comply with active event scenarios. This includes ignoring vehicle damage states, declining structured containment procedures, or failing to acknowledge local environment updates. Proper scenario adherence is mandatory.

Rule 2: No Intention to Roleplay (NITRP)

Engaging in systemic disruption, low-effort interactions, or lingering in unresponsive states (AFK) for extended periods without actively contributing to the server ecosystem.

Rule 3: Non-Realistic Driving

Operating machinery at velocities exceeding 120+ units or exhibiting erratic, unpredictable navigation behavior that directly matches standard arcade mechanics over simulation.

Rule 4: Vehicle Damage Match (VDM)

Discharging armaments tracking directly onto transportation units without continuous narrative justification, or weaponizing rolling assets to eliminate pedestals without disengaging the target frame.

Rule 5: Random Lethal Engagement (RDM)

Initiating critical aggressive conflicts or tracking downstream damage loops against players without prior conversational framework or verified engagement parameters.

Rule 6: Framework Asset Abuse (TA)

Spamming interaction controls, rendering duplicate deployment entities, or deploying map objects to destabilize platform vectors or physical vehicle engines.

Rule 7: Conduct Infractions

Disruptive targeted behavior directed toward community operators or administrative units. This is assessed objectively based on systemic disruption metrics.

Rule 8: Unrealistic Customization (UA)

Deploying avatar models that conflict with standard scaling metrics, custom geometries, or frame heights provided within regular core platform parameters.

Rule 9: Scene Interruption

Intentionally intersecting or entering ongoing moderation perimeters or active administrative actions. Continued violations will result in progressive account adjustments.

Rule 10: New Life Rule (NLR)

Upon character standard operational failure, all memories, immediate spatial configurations, and active grudges connected to that specific interaction layer must be wiped.

Rule 11: Restricted Restraints

Deploying binding devices, tactical locks, or physical restraints without clear, audible, or textual programmatic confirmations via standard communication codes.

Rule 12: Automated Processing

Bypassing manual booking phases, custody steps, or core departmental administrative tasks by immediately executing terminal interface updates.

Rule 13: Voice Channel Disruptions

Transmitting high-amplitude sound loops, musical broadcasts, or disruptive audio signals through proximity tracking mechanisms is strictly restricted.

Rule 14: PA System Violations

Abusing local departmental amplifiers or specialized vehicle address components to broadcast audio distortion, overlapping frequencies, or unvetted media.

Rule 15: Latency Management

During severe bandwidth drops or tracking updates, operators must minimize velocity or move assets clear of central thoroughfares until baseline connection registers clean.

Rule 16: Proxy Moderation

Bypassing the standard report portal to dictate rules directly to other operators. All perceived structural breaches must be channeled directly to the moderation unit.

Rule 17: Damaged Asset Operation

Navigating transit options while the underlying component emits critical emission plumes or active smoke markers during active operations or pursuits is forbidden.

Rule 18: Compliance Exceptions

Refusing direct procedural directives issued by active administration personnel. Explicitly refusing containment tracking loops from public units will result in immediate network disconnects.

Banned Configurations & Equipment

Restricted Civilian Vehicles

Sumo Reflection
Celestial Type-6
Celestial Type-7
Falcon eStallion
Falcon Advance
Averon Anodic
BLM Risen Roadster
Celestial Truckstron
Kovac Heladera
Bullhorn Determinator SFP Blackjack Widebody 2022
4 Wheeler
Pea Car
Lawn Mower
Navara Horizon
2023 Averon Bremen Vs Garde

Restricted Departmental Vehicles

Restricted Civilian Armaments

Restricted Enforcement Armaments