Stay in character
Remain in character while actively involved in roleplay. Use approved out-of-character channels only when necessary, and never use OOC arguments to derail a scene.
MUDCITYRPKnow the standards. Respect the people. Protect the story.
These rules protect serious, collaborative roleplay. Staff may use judgment where a situation is not covered word-for-word.
The standards every player follows in every scene.
Remain in character while actively involved in roleplay. Use approved out-of-character channels only when necessary, and never use OOC arguments to derail a scene.
Treat your character's life as valuable. Respond realistically to danger, injuries, weapons, overwhelming numbers, and situations where escape is not reasonable.
Do not force actions, abuse mechanics, or create impossible advantages that remove another player's ability to respond.
Information learned through Discord, streams, outside chats, or another character cannot be used in character unless your current character learned it naturally.
Play to create memorable scenes, not only to win. Give others room to react, communicate intent when needed, and accept reasonable consequences.
Respect the people behind every character.
Harassment, hate speech, discriminatory behavior, targeted toxicity, or personal attacks are not accepted in game or community spaces.
Do not use exploits, macros, external tools, mod menus, or unintended mechanics. Report vulnerabilities privately instead of demonstrating or sharing them.
Do not disconnect to avoid an active scene, arrest, injury, robbery, or consequence. If you crash, return and contact the involved players or staff.
Follow staff direction during moderation. Disputes belong in tickets or appeals, never in the middle of active roleplay.
Build believable people with separate lives and information.
Your characters cannot share knowledge, money, property, relationships, or grudges unless an approved system explicitly allows it.
After a full character death or hospital respawn, forget the immediate circumstances leading to incapacitation. Do not return to the same conflict for revenge.
Use realistic names and concepts appropriate for serious roleplay. Impersonating public figures, staff, or another established character is not permitted.
Permanent character death should be intentional and story-driven. Staff may require confirmation for scenes that permanently remove another player's character.
Conflict should escalate naturally and leave room for response.
Give clear verbal or visible initiation before violence whenever the scene allows. Participants must understand the threat and have a reasonable chance to respond.
Random deathmatch, vehicle deathmatch, revenge killing without story, and violence without meaningful roleplay are prohibited.
Robberies require roleplay purpose and reasonable demands. Do not repeatedly target the same person, empty new players, or treat every interaction as a loot opportunity.
Hostages must be genuine participants, not friends volunteering only to bypass mechanics. Provide meaningful interaction and do not hold players longer than the scene requires.
Territory and gang disputes need ongoing roleplay, escalation, and communication. Avoid endless shootouts, hospital camping, or attacking neutral areas without narrative cause.
Public service roles carry extra responsibility.
Government employees must follow department procedures and use their authority to support roleplay rather than dominate it.
Police or government corruption requires prior staff approval and a documented storyline. Unapproved evidence tampering or equipment distribution is prohibited.
Respect EMS scenes and injury roleplay. Do not instantly resume intense activity after serious treatment, and provide truthful context when medically reasonable.
Restricted equipment, vehicles, and information cannot be transferred to civilian characters without an approved storyline.
Drive and interact with the world like it matters.
Drive in a way appropriate to your vehicle and situation. Extreme jumps, impossible terrain, and constant high-speed city driving without cause break immersion.
Vehicles are not weapons unless an immediate scene makes contact unavoidable. Deliberately running players over to win a conflict is prohibited.
Do not abuse garages, interiors, hospitals, or protected zones to escape active roleplay. Restricted areas remain subject to posted city rules.
Do not abuse NPCs, props, animations, or map boundaries to gain an unfair advantage or disrupt scenes.
Keep the player economy fair, active, and story-driven.
Owners should keep businesses active, hire through roleplay, and avoid using company funds as a personal bank.
In-character scams require meaningful roleplay and cannot exploit UI confusion, real-money purchases, account access, or new-player knowledge gaps.
Large transfers between characters or players may require staff review. Do not use alternate characters to funnel money or bypass progression.
Selling city currency, vehicles, items, accounts, or services outside approved Tebex packages is prohibited.
Create content without compromising other players.
Do not use a live broadcast to locate, track, identify, or gain information about another player.
Respect reasonable requests around sensitive content. Creators remain responsible for their chat and for protecting information visible on stream.
Clips can support reports, but edited or misleading evidence may be rejected. Do not weaponize public clips to harass players outside the staff process.
If a rule feels unclear, open a Discord ticket. Staff would rather answer first than repair a broken story afterward.