Criminal Story

Developing Criminal Roleplay

We encourage criminal roleplay—but it must be done realistically and with proper development. Players should not engage in large-scale criminal activity immediately after joining the server.

Start small and build your criminal character over time. Examples of progressive development:

• Begin with petty crimes such as pickpocketing or shoplifting

• Gradually move on to more serious actions like vehicle burglaries, house break-ins, or organized theft

Larger crimes should be thoroughly planned, involve in-character connections, and align with your character’s resources, skills, and backstory.

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Acquiring Clothing, Items, and Weapons

All tools used in criminal activity—such as weapons, tools, and clothing—should be roleplayed as acquired. This includes:

• Finding dealers for weapons

• Purchasing or stealing tools to unlock doors or break windows

• Acquiring disguises or clothing appropriate for the situation

This level of detail not only increases immersion, but also opens opportunities for collaborative roleplay with other players.

Important: Dressing in high-end tactical or military gear to commit civilian-level crimes (e.g., store or house robberies) is unrealistic and not permitted. Criminals should be dressed in a way that reflects their background and available resources—typically street clothes, not special forces uniforms.