Rules

Server Conduct

• Do not harass players, spam, crash the session, or drag normal gameplay into out-of-game fights.
• Do not use props, vehicles, physics tools, menus, map holes, or unfinished features to break the session.
• No exploiting unfinished systems, debug controls, or known bugs.
• Respect staff direction during technical issues, moderation, or events.
• Light RP means readable city behavior, not strict scene arbitration.

Crime and Consequences

• Criminal play is expected. Robbery, theft, fights, getaways, wanted heat, fines, arrests, and prison are part of the loop.
• The game systems handle criminal consequences wherever possible: heat, wanted state, fines, arrests, prison, dropped cash, and police pressure.
• Do not farm money, heat, death drops, fines, or prison time with alt accounts or friends.
• Running from police is gameplay. Using bugs, menus, map holes, or debug tools to avoid consequences is not.
• Do not turn normal crime into rule arguments. Staff steps in for harassment, exploits, or broken states.

Government and Police

• Police are part of the pressure loop, not referees for every crime scene.
• Use the taze, arrest, charge, release, fine, and prison systems. Do not use job powers to harass players.
• Act on witnessed crime, wanted state, active chases, dispatch pressure, or obvious threats.
• Detained players should move through the normal release, fine, or prison flow.
• Mayor laws should create playable city pressure, not impossible gotchas.
• Bodyguards protect clients and officials first.

Jobs and Economy

• Civil jobs make steady money, government jobs respond to danger, and criminal jobs create risk for bigger payoff.
• Criminal roles are gameplay roles, not default rule violations.
• Use job tools for their intended loop. Do not use job access to grief, soft-lock, or stall other players.
• Use ATM, pocket cash, shops, vendors, and crime terminals as intended. No macro or duplicate-abuse farming.
• Wanted, fines, prison, wallet, and bank systems are authoritative.

The goal is readable city chaos: enough structure to make crime matter, enough freedom to let the night get messy.