Community Rules

If a rule is not explicitly listed, you may still be moderated at the discretion of our Discord moderators.

1. No NSFW content or anything depicting harm to minors. Inappropriate humor can be tolerated because most of the members are 14+ and should be able to handle it, but anything exposing or damaging to minors will result in a ban.

2. Swearing is allowed, but racism is not tolerated.

3. Do not use any links for scamming or phishing.

4. Avoid Mass spamming/excessive ping.

5. Do not beg for items, roles, or certain privileges. You will be told no.

6. Keep all content non-disturbing and server appropriate. Dark Humor can be acceptable provided its not to intense.

7. Do not ask anyone for their own personal information.

8. Do not use an alternate/separate account to bypass punishments.

9. Do not advertise any groups or communities.

10. Treat others with appropriate respect and use common sense. Don't be a genuine dick for no reason.

11. Use channels for intended purposes.

12. Do not open tickets asking to sell stuff, buy our server, merge, etc.

13. Display name must be Roblox user.

RULES, ROLEPLAY RESTRICTIONS, PRIORITY REQUEST LINK.

Rule 1: No Fail Roleplaying

• Unrealistic or unreasonable actions that could not be executed in real life or that could not reasonably happen. This rules also covers metagaming (using information your character would not reasonable know), and retconning (changing past information to benefit your current roleplay).

Rule 2: No Low Quality Roleplays

• Do Not Fail Roleplay or Start Low Quality Roleplays (such as cop baiting). Do not retcon, meta game, or make stuff up mid roleplay that doesn’t make sense. Do not force or manufacture a roleplays outcome.

Rule 3: No Deathmatching

• Do not conduct vehicle death match (VDM) or random death match (RDM).

Rule 4: No Conducting Prohibited Roleplays or Characters

• Private security escorts, roleplaying as an animal, kids with guns or characters (under 16), bailbonds & bounty hunters, department, agencies, or groups not provided in game, homeless people, NSFW roleplays, terrorism, riots, overly large protests with more than 6 people (if it becomes violent or a criminal group that violates the rules) university attacks, criminal groups larger than 3, and corrupt or fake cops. Overly idiotic American Characters.

Just because its not directly listed, does not mean a moderator might prohibit that roleplay,

Rule 5: No Unrealistic or Low Quality Characters

• Players must utilize a default Roblox square bodily proportions; no hyperrealistic packages.

• Players must utilize realistic skin tones, eye colors, skin colors, and body modifications.

• Nothing NSFW or controversial, such as a furry.

• Nothing that can make people think you are a law enforcement officer while on civilian. (If roleplaying as a security guard, the word SECURITY should be noticeable).

• No militarized or crazy tactical outfits.

• Nothing unrealistic or inhumanly possible, such as wings, tails, or weird shoulder accessories.

Rule 6: Do Not Violate Safezones

• Safezones are places where priorities may not start from. If a roleplay occurs outside of a safe zone, and then the roleplay ends up in a safe zone; it would be considered acceptable.

• Do not violate safe zones. The safe zones are any municipal buildings, the hospital, civilian spawns, and the “DOT Building”. This means major crimes can not start in any of these areas.

Rule 7: Discord Related Information

• You must utilize a voice channel in our discord when roleplaying at all times if you are actively roleplaying as a department or engaging in a scene with other members. You must speak and utilize a microphone when roleplaying. Our community is English based, so all conversations must occur in English.

Rule 8: Follow New Life Rule

• New Life Rule must be followed, where you can not return to the same scene within 5 minutes as the same character, and you can't come back as "a friend of the guy killed (you)."

Rule 9: Minor Moderations

• Minor moderation issues should be dealt with after a roleplay scene, as to prevent the roleplay from being interrupted.

1. Anything that says whitelisted or restricted you can not use.

2. Any civilian roleplay livery provided on job teams or the DOT team are free to use.

3. Moosehead EMS is fully whitelisted and can not be used.

4. Do not attempt to roleplay as a department not provided in game.

5. Utilize uniforms and presets provided, unless it's for private businesses.

6. Follow team balancing; keep the roleplays balanced.

7. Do not force roleplays to get your team to do something, let them occur naturally.

8. Follow orders of whitelisted members and whitelisted supervisors.

9. Roadworks should not be done by one public works members.

10. You may be asked to leave the team if team balance needs to occur.

11. Do not try to claim ownership of a business, there is no official way to "own" a business unless told otherwise.

12. Do not enter VC channels unless you are apart of the team. Eg. Public works roleplayers should not sit in FD VC.

What Qualifies as a Priority

• Priority roleplays are situations that reasonably require the response of a large number of emergency services or first responders. These may include, but are not limited to:

  • Hostage situations

  • Bank or major commercial robberies

  • High-speed pursuits

  • Active shootings or shootouts

  • Barricaded suspects

  • Mass arson or large-scale fires

  • Major incidents involving significant threats to public safety

• The defining factor is the scale and seriousness of the incident, particularly whether it would reasonably draw the attention and involvement of multiple emergency services.

• Not every serious crime automatically qualifies as a priority. For example, a kidnapping that remains strictly between the parties involved, with no involvement from law enforcement or other emergency services, would generally not be considered a priority.

Priorities Must Develop Naturally

• Priority scenarios must develop organically from an ongoing roleplay and cannot simply appear without a reasonable in-character cause.

• A priority should be the result or escalation of an existing situation, rather than the objective of the roleplay from the beginning.

• For example:

  • A hostage situation could develop from a robbery that goes wrong.

  • A kidnapping could occur as the result of a failed deal, conflict, or criminal encounter.

  • A shootout or barricaded-suspect situation could develop when a wanted suspect attempts to evade law enforcement.

  • A high-speed pursuit could begin when a suspect attempts to flee from a legitimate traffic stop, investigation, or criminal incident.

• Players may not manufacture an incident solely to create a priority, such as randomly setting fire to buildings, kidnapping law enforcement officers, initiating a barricade, or opening fire without an established roleplay reason.

• The escalation must make sense within the circumstances of the roleplay and should be something that could reasonably occur as a consequence of the events already taking place.

• Someone being annoying to you should not result in a hostage situation or mass murder. 

No Priority-Only Roleplays

• Players may not begin a roleplay with the sole intention of creating a priority situation.

• Priorities should be a natural escalation of roleplay, not a shortcut to obtaining a large-scale police, fire, EMS, or other emergency response.

• Staff may terminate a priority if they determine that it was deliberately manufactured, poorly justified, or initiated primarily to attract emergency services.

• Players are expected to maintain a reasonable standard of roleplay and ensure that major incidents have a legitimate in-character motive, buildup, and consequence.

• Deliberately creating a major incident for attention, entertainment, or to force emergency services into a scenario without sufficient roleplay justification may be considered priority abuse and may result in staff intervention.