Divine District Roleplay

• 1.1No ERP. No erotic roleplay, anywhere — in city, in DMs, on Discord. Not negotiable.
• 1.2No slurs, hate speech or discrimination. Race, religion, gender, sexuality, disability. Never, including "in character".
• 1.3No harassment or targeting. Following someone around to make them miserable is not roleplay.
• 1.4No real-life threats or doxxing. Immediate permanent ban, no appeal.
• 1.5No sexual content of any kind. Permanent ban and reported.
• 1.6Respect out of character. Your character can hate someone. You cannot.

• 2.1No cheats, mods, menus or injectors. Permanent ban.
• 2.2No exploiting bugs. Found one? Report it. Using it is a ban; reporting it is appreciated.
• 2.3No macros or automation for grinding, spamming or combat.
• 2.4No modded or exploitative graphics. No seeing through walls, no removing foliage or fog.
• 2.5Do not share exploits. Sharing is treated exactly the same as using.
• 2.6One account per person unless staff approve otherwise.

Bug abuse — the one that gets people permanently banned

Using any bug, glitch or unintended behaviour to gain an advantage is bug abuse. It does not matter whether you found it by accident. The moment you realise something isn't working as intended, you stop and you report it — continuing after that point is a choice.

This includes duplicating money or items, clipping through walls and doors, inventory glitches, vehicle spawning or repair exploits, using death or disconnects to escape a scene, menu exploits, and repeating any action for money in a way that obviously isn't intended.

Duplication is treated more harshly than anything else because this server runs a real economy. Duplicated money doesn't just benefit one player — it devalues everything everyone else earned. Actions are logged and audited server-side.

These are the ones that actually get broken. Learn them.

• 3.1Value of Life. Your character wants to live — act like it. At gunpoint at close range you comply; you don't pull your own weapon and hope.
• 3.2Fear RP. Be genuinely afraid when there's reason to be. Outnumbered, outgunned, at gunpoint or bleeding out — behave accordingly.
• 3.3New Life Rule. If you die and respawn, your character does not remember how they died. No returning to the scene, no revenge, no rejoining the situation.
• 3.4No RDM. No attacking anyone without roleplay leading up to it. There must be a reason and there must be interaction first.
• 3.5No VDM. Your car is not a weapon.
• 3.6No metagaming. Using information your character doesn't have — Discord, streams, or coordinating outside the game during an active scene.
• 3.7No powergaming. Don't force outcomes on other players or do things your character realistically couldn't. Give people a chance to respond.
• 3.8No combat logging. Disconnecting during an active scene is a ban. If you crash, come back and finish it.
• 3.9No FailRP. Stay in character. If you need to break it for a genuine issue, use a staff report rather than derailing the scene.

3.10 — You need a reason, and reasons expire

Every hostile act needs a roleplay reason that existed before you acted. "I felt like it" is not a reason, and neither is a reason you invented after staff asked. Initiation must be clear — a robbery starts with a demand, not with gunfire.

Crime is a first-class part of this city. It also has the most potential to be done badly, so it has the most structure.

• 4.1Crime needs roleplay. A robbery is a scene, not a transaction.
• 4.2Minimum police online for major crime — see the table below.
• 4.3Cooldowns apply between major crimes.
• 4.4Maximum crew size per scene — see the table below.
• 4.5No cop baiting. Don't provoke police purely to start a chase.
• 4.6Hostages must be roleplayed properly — and a hostage cannot be a friend volunteering to help you.
• 4.7Gang conflict needs a reason. Ongoing beef, territory, a genuine dispute. Not "we felt like it".
• 4.8Official gangs must be approved. Apply in Discord.
• 4.9Green zones. No crime at hospitals, police stations or the courthouse.

Crime limits

These scale with population. As the city fills out, the minimums go up — we'd rather start low and let the criminal side actually have something to do than copy numbers from a server ten times our size.

If you wear the uniform, more is expected of you — that's the whole point of the departments here.

• 5.1Follow your department's SOPs. They exist and they're enforced.
• 5.2No abuse of powers. Your job is a responsibility, not a toy.
• 5.3No corruption without approval from department leadership.
• 5.4Off duty means off duty. No responding, no using department knowledge.
• 5.5Medics are neutral. Do not attack, rob or interfere with EMS doing their job.
• 5.6Pursue realistically. Tactics, coordination and skill — not tunnel vision. Sometimes you lose the car and follow the evidence instead.
• 5.7No self-revive, and no using department resources for personal gain.

We tune this server for realistic driving, so drive realistically.

• 6.1Drive like the car is real. No cornering at 100, no shrugging off a head-on collision.
• 6.2A crash has consequences. Roleplay the injury and the damage.
• 6.3Use the right vehicle for the job. A supercar is not an off-roader.
• 6.4No stealing emergency vehicles without significant roleplay and staff-approved context.

• 7.1Realistic names. A believable first and last name. No celebrities, no memes, no single names, no joke names.
• 7.2No character mixing. Characters do not share knowledge, money, items or relationships.
• 7.3You must be 18 or older. No exceptions, and staff may ask.
• 7.4A working microphone is required. This is a voice roleplay server.
• 7.5No impersonating staff, emergency services or other players.

Report in game using the report system, or open a ticket in Discord. Don't argue with staff in character — take it to a report.

Clip requirements — read this before you report

Your clip must include at least five minutes covering the lead-up, clear audio (most disputes are settled by what was said), and enough context for staff to judge without asking you what happened off-screen. A report without a qualifying clip may be closed without action — not because staff are being difficult, but because without the lead-up we're choosing between two people's memories, and that's how bad calls get made.

Set up a replay buffer now, before you need it. ShadowPlay, AMD ReLive, OBS Replay Buffer, Medal and the Xbox Game Bar all do it free. Set yours to at least five minutes and learn the shortcut — nobody ever has the clip they need if they start recording after the incident.

Punishment ladder

Ban appeals go through a Discord ticket — one appeal per ban, reviewed by a staff member who was not involved. Staff decisions are final at the time; appeals are the correct route, not arguing in chat.