Respect Everyone
No harassment, bullying, racism, hate speech, or personal attacks.
Server Governance & Directives
Immersion, mutual respect, and high-quality storytelling form the foundation of Atlantic Roleplay. All citizens are required to understand and adhere to these directives at all times in San Andreas.
No harassment, bullying, racism, hate speech, or personal attacks.
No offensive usernames, profile pictures, spam, or excessive abusive language (IC/OOC).
No doxxing, leaking personal information, scams, or malicious links.
Hacking, cheating, exploiting, and ban evasion are strictly prohibited.
Use the correct channels and keep IC and OOC discussions separate.
No metagaming or using OOC information for IC advantages. Follow all in-game rules.
Submit genuine complaints with valid evidence. Do not abuse tickets.
Follow staff instructions. Use the proper ticket system to appeal decisions.
Rule violations may result in warnings, timeouts, kicks, or temporary/permanent bans. Serious offenses may lead to immediate bans.
Discord ToS: https://discord.com/terms
Community Guidelines: https://discord.com/guidelines
• Roleplay means acting with a Particular Role in Virtual World like Real Life with some Rules and Regulations. Make sure you always stick on to character story line.
• While you are entering into some scenario think twice and do like in real life. Don't Create any Non-Realistic Roleplay.
• You can become whatever you want to be ( Like -- Doctor , Police , Gangster , Mafia , Business Man ). You just have to stay in character for the Entire Game. So if you decide to become a Police, You actually have to act like a Police.
Your virtual character living inside San Andreas. All speech, actions, and decisions belong to this character.
Your real-world self. OOC chatter must never be brought into the game environment.
You must stay in character at all times. Never use Out-of-Character (OOC) terms or break character for any reason. This rule has no grey area and is interpreted by staff—violations will result in coaching or bans. Report rule breaks to staff via support tickets instead of arguing in-game.
• Stay fully in character through all arrests, shootouts, and medical scenarios.
• If another player breaks rules, finish the scene and open a staff support ticket.
• Streamers: No one in the city should know you are live. Never say "voices in my head".
• Using OOC terms or discussing real-world topics outside the GTA universe.
• Telling EMS "they killed me" when you are incapacitated and not dead.
• Explaining or arguing rules to others during roleplay (IC or OOC).
Random Deathmatch (RDM) is the act of shooting, attacking, or killing someone without a legitimate roleplay reason. Attacking without initiation is strictly not acceptable in any form or scenario. If you are going to shoot, react aggressively, or harm another player, you must always initiate first through direct interaction (such as talking to or confronting the player).
• Have a genuine, storyline-based roleplay reason before starting any conflict.
• Initiate with words first—talk to the person, confront them, or demand compliance.
• Give the other player a realistic chance to hear you, understand the situation, and react.
• Shooting or attacking anyone on sight with zero prior interaction or dialogue.
• Killing someone without giving them any opportunity to respond or surrender.
• Sniping or opening fire on players from a distance without initiating a scene first.
Vehicle Deathmatch (VDM) means intentionally running people over or using your vehicle as a weapon to harm or mass-kill players with no roleplay behind it. Never use your vehicle as a weapon just because you can—do not treat this server like a standard GTA lobby. You cannot run someone over just by saying "I hate you"; any extreme vehicular action requires real buildup and deep roleplay.
• If you accidentally hit someone, immediately stop, check on them, and apologize through roleplay.
• Call AMD / EMS if an accidental collision severely injures someone.
• Drive with common sense and treat vehicles with realistic weight and danger.
• Intentionally ramming or running over players on foot.
• Using vehicles as a cheap weapon to mass-kill or knock out opponents in gunfights.
• Claiming a simple insult gives you permission to run someone over.
Cop baiting means doing reckless, disruptive, or unrealistic actions solely to draw attention from police officers because of boredom. This wastes the time of players trying to enjoy real roleplay. If you are sent to prison for cop baiting and continue to do it after being released, serious staff action will be taken against you.
• Only interact with police when you have a genuine roleplay or storyline reason.
• Respect officers' time so they can respond to genuine emergencies across the city.
• Value your character's freedom—real criminals do not intentionally try to get caught.
• Firing your gun at multiple locations for no good reason just to ping police dispatch.
• Making fake dispatch or emergency calls to the police line.
• Trying to force police into a pursuit simply because you have nothing better to do.
Combat logging means logging out or quitting the game to avoid an interaction, escape consequences, or prevent a scene from continuing. We understand that game crashes can happen, but crash reports are automatically saved in your files. If staff finds that you intentionally combat logged, strict action and server bans will be taken against you.
• If your game genuinely crashes during an active scene, reconnect immediately.
• Return directly to the scene and resume roleplay with everyone involved.
• If you cannot reconnect, tag the players who were involved and let them know your reason for the crash or logout.
• Logging out during a shootout or gunfight to avoid dying or losing your items.
• Quitting the game while being pursued, detained, or arrested by police.
• Closing your game while being held up, kidnapped, or robbed by other players.
Meta Gaming is the act of using outside knowledge in-game that your character would not know In-Character (IC). All information you act on must be discovered naturally in the city. Being in a Discord voice call while playing in the city is strictly prohibited.
• Only act on information discovered through in-game radios, phone calls, or conversations.
• If someone tells you in-city information via Discord or external apps, completely ignore it.
• Keep your in-game communication strictly within the game's voice and radio systems.
• Being in a Discord call or third-party voice chat while playing in the city.
• Stream sniping—watching another player's stream to find their location, hideouts, or plans.
• Streamers using info from live chat (chatters are NOT "voices in your head" giving you intel).
Power Gaming means abusing game mechanics or doing physically impossible actions to gain an unfair advantage in roleplay. Power gaming can happen in many situations—sometimes without players even realizing it. Always roleplay realistic physical reactions and never force unfair outcomes.
• Roleplay physical exhaustion and injury when repeatedly tackled, hit, or tased.
• Surrender and comply realistically when officers successfully restrain or catch you.
• Give other players a fair, realistic chance to react during every roleplay scene.
• Getting tased or tackled repeatedly and acting like it has zero physical effect.
• Talking on the radio or using your phone while handcuffed or zip-tied.
• Locking unconscious bodies behind closed doors, locked rooms, or compounds.
• Entering houses, properties, or warehouses during active shootouts or chases to hide or gain an unfair advantage.
Fear RP means valuing your character's life at all times as if you only have one single life. Fearing for your life is mandatory and must be a central part of your roleplay. It does not matter how tough your character is or how big of a gangster you are—you must act as if getting shot means losing your character forever. Failing to follow this rule can result in management permanently killing (perma-killing) your character.
• Comply with reasonable demands when held at gunpoint or clearly outnumbered.
• Express genuine fear through your voice, words, and actions when your life is threatened.
• If held at gunpoint inside a closed-top car, you may attempt to drive away, but you must immediately flee the area.
• Trying to "be a hero" or pulling a weapon while a gun is already aimed at your head.
• Taunting, insulting, or laughing at armed attackers when you are trapped or defenseless.
• Acting fearless or bulletproof just because your character is in a gang or mafia.
Third Party Interference ("Third-Partying") means jumping into an active fight, shootout, robbery, or police chase between two other groups when you were not part of the original scene. You must allow existing groups to finish their roleplay without uninvited outside disruption. Unless you are on-duty police responding to an emergency call or already part of the scene before combat started, you must not interfere.
• Keep a safe distance and observe without blocking roads or interfering in the scene.
• On-duty police and emergency services responding to dispatch calls are permitted to intervene.
• Only assist your allies if you were already physically present and involved before shots were fired.
• Joining an ongoing gunfight to shoot at players when you have no roleplay connection.
• Running into a combat zone to loot guns, cash, or items from downed bodies.
• Ramming or interfering with police vehicles during a chase that does not involve you.
Before starting an on-the-spot shootout between groups, 5 to 10 warning shots must be fired directly into the sky ("Suppress Fire"). This signals that a gunfight is about to start and ensures fair play. Both opposing sides must take cover before full combat engagement and direct shooting begins.
• Fire 5 to 10 clear warning shots straight up into the air or sky.
• Give everyone involved a few seconds to run and take cover behind solid objects or cars.
• Only open direct fire at opposing players after both parties have taken cover.
• Firing "warning shots" directly towards players, at their feet, or into occupied cars.
• Instantly shooting players down while they are still in the open trying to find cover.
• Starting a sudden shootout without firing the mandatory suppress fire into the air first.
Spawn killing means attacking, robbing, or holding a player at gunpoint the moment they log in or load into the server. If an opponent crashes ("head blast") during combat, you must wait for them to reconnect and grant a 3 to 4 second grace period upon spawn before resuming the fight.
• Allow players at least 3 to 4 seconds to fully load in and move after spawning or reconnecting.
• Resume the combat scene fairly from where it left off once the reconnected player is ready.
• Give new arrivals at airports, train stations, or hospitals time to step out before initiating scenes.
• Camping spawn points (apartments, garages, train station) to shoot, rob, or kidnap players.
• Shooting or gunpointing a player whose character is still frozen in a loading screen.
• Instantly shooting an opponent the exact second they reconnect from a crash ("head blast").
Shooting, kidnapping, robbing, or concluding hostile scenarios inside designated Safe Zones is strictly prohibited. If a player flees into a safe zone during an active fight, do not shoot inside—file an OOC support ticket.
Hospital, Police Station (APD), Rental Public Garages, Taxi Shed, Main Bank, Mechanic Shed, Trucker Shed, Faction Grind Areas, Dealerships, RTO Office, Reporter HQ, and All Building Interiors.
Gun Grinding Area, Material Run Area, Crystal Cooking Facility, and Mr_X Territory.
When knocked out and revived by EMS (AMD) or admitted to the hospital, your character suffers a 30-minute temporary memory loss.
Torture RP is allowed only for criminal or interrogation storylines, and can only be done if the other player has explicitly agreed and it is 100% mutual. Both players must agree beforehand—no player can ever be forced into torture RP. If anyone expresses discomfort (verbally or in OOC), the scene must stop immediately.
• Interrogation scenes with physical or psychological intimidation.
• Controlled, storyline-driven harm that serves the roleplay narrative.
• The victim must keep full body functionality (walking, speaking, using hands, seeing) and full agency over their recovery.
• Any torture roleplay without advance mutual consent from both players.
• Forced permanent maiming, dismemberment, or character death.
• Any sexual acts, sexual assault, or humiliation (Instant Permanent Ban).
It is your responsibility to report bugs or unbalanced mechanics immediately through support ticket options (do not break character). If you are caught exploiting the system, you will be removed from the community permanently.
• Report all discovered bugs and unbalanced mechanics immediately via ticket.
• Stay in character during unexpected game glitches.
• Help maintain fair play and balanced mechanics for the entire community.
• Emote spam to avoid actions or damage.
• Engaging in item or vehicle duplication.
• Sending money or items between characters (even via third parties).
• Using glitched vehicles or items that give you an unfair advantage.
* Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Any scenario where a player exploits server systems will result in an immediate permanent ban.
Roleplaying suicide or self-harm is strictly forbidden in Atlantic Roleplay. While we understand that these events unfortunately occur in real life, they are sensitive subjects. To keep our community safe and respectful for everyone, all forms of suicide RP are completely disallowed in our city.
• Value your character's life at all times through Fear RP and survival instincts.
• Call for EMS (AMD) medical aid during critical health emergencies.
• Keep all storylines respectful and safe for all community members.
• Any roleplay depicting, simulating, or threatening suicide or self-harm.
• Ending your character's life to avoid police arrest, jail time, or hostile scenarios.
• Making light of or referencing suicide in IC or OOC channels (Zero Tolerance).
These text commands allow your character to perform actions, describe realistic surroundings, or determine uncertain outcomes when game animations cannot show them:
/me [Action]
/do [Environment]
/try [Attempt]
/me or /do to force an outcome on another player without giving them a chance to react (e.g. /me knocks the officer out cold is strictly Power Gaming). Always allow the other party to respond!
To preserve complete immersion and avoid Breaking Character, never use real-life technical terms in the city. Use these accepted in-character Tamil slang replacements:
Always respect fellow citizens. Do not harass or intentionally disturb others. Obey all lawful government orders. Group formations in public city streets are limited to a maximum of 5 civilians (except inside official gang territories). Cooperate during police investigations and never flee midway through questioning.
San Andreas traffic ordinances are strictly enforced by the Atlantic Police Department (APD):
Citizens desiring a legal name or gender change must follow the municipal protocol:
Citizens operating a second character must adhere to strict separation directives:
Kidnapping requires tactical discipline and strict compliance:
/tie to secure them inside and /drag upon exiting.Members leaving an official faction (APD, AMD, Mechanic, Taxi) must notify their Faction Head in advance. Once approved, use in-game confirmation. The Faction Head is responsible for logging the official department cooldown within 24 hours.
No shootouts are permitted during prison escapes. Escapees may utilize public payphones outside the prison or forgery roleplay to arrange transport. The prison tracking device must be broken; failure to disable the tracker permits Police to trace your coordinates. If caught, additional charges apply.
All planes and helicopters require a valid Pilot License. Aircraft must take off and land strictly on authorized Airport Runways and spawn/despawn only within airport hangars. Abandoning aircraft on city streets will result in heavy fines, vehicle impoundment, and license revocation. Flight test training is restricted to designated desert airspace.
Government and private employees participating in illicit scenes must conceal their identity. When speaking on private radios (/pr), nearby citizens can overhear murmurs and radio transmissions within proximity range—remain vigilant when calling backup.
Comprehensive gang territory war guidelines, illegal crafting balancing, store/bank robbery timers, and black market contraband regulations are currently being compiled for the upcoming Atlantic Roleplay server release.