🏦Heist Rules
Heists are designed to create high-quality, city-wide roleplay involving criminals, civilians, and law enforcement. These scenarios should remain fair, immersive, and accessible to all gangs, rather than being monopolized or disrupted.
Heist Breaching
Gangs are not permitted to breach an active heist.
If you arrive at a heist location (such as Vangelico, the Art Gallery, store robberies, or other robbery locations) and another group is already actively conducting the heist, you must not interfere with their scenario.
This includes:
Attacking or robbing the group currently performing the heist
Entering the location to disrupt or take control of the robbery
Initiating conflict with the group while they are still inside the active scene
The purpose of this rule is to ensure the heist can play out properly for the participants and police, allowing the rest of the city’s roleplay to continue without unnecessary disruption.
Post-Heist Interaction
While breaching an active heist is prohibited, gangs are allowed to interact after the heist has concluded, provided it is done through proper roleplay escalation.
Examples of acceptable interaction may include:
Following or observing the group after they leave the heist location
Attempting to intercept them after they escape police pursuit
Roleplaying conflicts or robberies after the original heist scenario has fully ended
Any post-heist interaction must still follow all server rules regarding initiation, escalation, Fear RP, and robbery rules.
Heist Locations & Turf
Heist locations cannot be claimed or controlled by any gang.
Gangs are not permitted to pressure, threaten, or force other players to request permission before conducting a heist in a particular area.
Examples of prohibited behavior include:
Telling players they must “ask permission” before robbing a location
Claiming that certain heists belong to a specific gang’s territory or turf
Preventing other groups from attempting heists in the city
Heists exist to encourage criminal roleplay across the entire server, not to serve as permanent resources for one gang.
Roleplay Expectations
Heists should involve:
Proper planning and preparation
Meaningful negotiation and escalation
Realistic interactions with law enforcement
Opportunities for consequences and follow-up roleplay
The goal is to create engaging scenarios that benefit the entire city, rather than quick profit-driven activities.
Staff Authority
Staff reserve the right to intervene, pause, or end heist scenarios if they are being disrupted, abused, or used in ways that negatively impact server roleplay.
Failure to follow these rules may result in administrative action.
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