Random Deathmatching / Random Vehicle Deathmatching (RDM/RVDM)

Killing or running over another player without valid roleplay interaction or justification is not allowed. All violent actions must stem from prior interaction and have intent to roleplay the outcome.

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RDM (Random Deathmatching): Defined as killing another player without proper cause, build-up, or intent to roleplay the scenario.

Example of RDM: Subject A walks up to Subject B—whom they’ve never interacted with—and shoots them without reason.

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Valid Example of Roleplay Interaction Leading to a Kill:

Subject A previously witnessed Subject B assault his wife at a local store. Subject B fled the scene and later continued to harass her online, showing no remorse despite Subject A’s threats. Days later, Subject A finds Subject B and shoots him. This action is based on a clear chain of events and intent to roleplay the outcome.

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RVDM (Random Vehicle Deathmatching): Defined as running over another player with no roleplay context or justification, then continuing as if nothing happened.

Example of RVDM: Subject A runs over Subject B in a Toyota Prius, then drives off with no interaction or roleplay acknowledgment.

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Valid Example of Using a Vehicle to Kill (With Justification):

Subject A is sitting in his Toyota Prius listening to music when Subject B approaches wielding a knife. Subject B attempts to break the windshield. In fear for his life, Subject A locks his doors, then floors the car to escape, striking Subject B in the process. Subject A then calls 911 and stays in-character. This is a valid case of self-defense and fear-based reaction with intent to roleplay the consequences.

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Note: Claiming that your character has mental health issues is not a valid excuse to break RDM/RVDM rules. All character actions must remain within the bounds of fair and realistic roleplay.