🤡Low-Quality Roleplay (LQRP)
Low-Quality Roleplay (LQRP) refers to actions or behaviour that lack realism, effort, or believable decision-making, but do not immediately qualify as a severe rule breach.
Players are expected to participate in meaningful, immersive, and realistic roleplay at all times. Actions should make sense within the world, reflect your character’s motivations, and contribute positively to the overall roleplay environment.
Examples of LQRP
Examples include, but are not limited to:
Reckless driving or fleeing from police over minor offences without reasonable escalation
Over-exaggerated, unrealistic, or cartoonish behaviour that breaks immersion
Rushed or poor roleplay during serious scenes
Repetitive criminal activity with little or no narrative effort
Making unrealistic decisions that ignore obvious consequences
LQRP is typically addressed through warnings, guidance, or corrective action.
Repeated or intentional Low-Quality Roleplay may be escalated to Fail RP and result in administrative action.
Government Building Looting
Looting or attempting to steal from police stations, medical facilities, or other government buildings is not permitted by default.
Any such scenario must be carefully planned, realistic, and supported by strong roleplay. Opportunistic or low-effort attempts to exploit these locations will not be allowed.
Requirements
Any government facility looting scenario must include:
A clear roleplay plan and narrative justification
Proper build-up and escalation
Sufficient law enforcement presence to allow counter-roleplay
Acceptance of potential consequences such as arrest, injury, or failure
Random, opportunistic, or poorly planned attempts to loot government facilities will be treated as Low-Quality RP or Fail RP, depending on severity.
Staff reserve the right to deny, stop, or void any scenario that does not meet these standards.
Realistic Driving
Vehicle roleplay must reflect realistic driving behaviour and reasonable consideration for the vehicle type, environment, and terrain involved.
Players should treat vehicles as they would in real life, avoiding unrealistic or arcade-style driving.
Examples of Low-Quality Driving RP
The following behaviours are considered Low-Quality Roleplay:
Performing unrealistic GTA-style stunts, jumps, or manoeuvres
Driving vehicles in terrain they are clearly not designed for
Ignoring the realistic consequences of collisions, crashes, or loss of control
Vehicle-Specific Guidelines
Different vehicle types must be used appropriately:
SUVs: May off-road only if they are not visually lowered and are realistically capable of doing so
Dirt Bikes: May use stairs or tight areas slowly and believably
Sports Cars / Low Vehicles: Must respect terrain limitations and remain primarily on paved roads
Vehicle Flips & Major Collisions
Serious crashes must be roleplayed appropriately.
If your vehicle flips or is involved in a major collision, you must:
Stop immediately
Contact UHS and Fire services
Remain at the scene for emergency roleplay
If the flip occurs at high speed, you must remain inside the vehicle unless staying inside would place your character in immediate danger.
You must wait for emergency services to respond.
Strictly Prohibited
The following actions are not allowed:
Intentionally flipping or rolling your own vehicle
Self-righting or “unsticking” a flipped vehicle without assistance
Using game mechanics or physics to bypass crash consequences
Continuing to drive after a major crash or vehicle flip
If your vehicle becomes overturned or disabled, you must contact mechanics via phone and roleplay vehicle recovery.
Repeated violations of vehicle realism may be escalated from Low-Quality RP to Fail RP, which may result in administrative action.
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