🫴Criminal Roleplay Expectations
These guidelines ensure all criminal activity remains realistic, story-driven, and engaging for everyone in the city.
Plan & Execute Crimes Properly
All illegal activity must be supported by strong roleplay.
Activities like drug operations, weapon trades, scams, or heists must have clear motivation, context, and narrative progression.
Think and act like realistic criminals, not as grinders or mechanics exploiting game systems.
Avoid Reckless Behavior
Do not commit crimes in highly populated areas (e.g., police stations, UHS/Rescue HQs, Legion Square) without proper roleplay context.
Reckless actions that serve only to annoy or endanger others are considered low-quality RP (LQRP).
The goal is to survive, escalate strategically, and build your influence, not to force immediate chaos or arrests.
Respect Territory & Shared Space
No gang or criminal group controls the entire city.
Compete and collaborate with other groups to keep roleplay dynamic and engaging.
Territorial disputes, alliances, and rivalries should be story-driven, not arbitrarily enforced.
Maintain Gang Structure
Your gang must be well-organized, with clearly defined roles such as Boss, Underboss, and Soldiers.
Use your ranks meaningfully in roleplay—do not assign titles purely for flair or power.
Proper structure helps escalate conflicts, organize operations, and maintain realism.
This framework ensures criminal roleplay is immersive, fair, and fun while allowing for strategic growth and meaningful interactions in the city.
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