PRIORITY RULES

Be sure to read and understand all rules before joining or participating in roleplay.

General In-Game Rules Priority Scene Rules Civilian RP Guidelines Discord Rules

Priority & Cooldown Rules

These rules help keep priority scenes fair and well-managed.

General Priority Cooldown

After any priority scene, a cooldown starts. No new priorities can begin during cooldown. This allows law enforcement to clear the previous scene properly.

Vehicle Pursuits (10-80s)

10-80s are not affected by priority cooldowns. Departments may choose to engage based on officer availability and scene safety.

Communication

Clear, professional communication is required during all pursuits and priority scenes. Scene supervisors are responsible for guiding and managing the RP.

Officer Availability

Departments must ensure enough officers are online to support a priority scene. Officers should be distributed across scenes to improve coverage and reduce overload.

Emergency Vehicle Theft

Emergency service vehicles (LEO/EMS/DOT/etc.) may only be stolen if you (or your group) currently have an active Priority at the time of the theft. Must have RP behind it when doing so.
If you do not hold Priority, stealing any emergency service vehicle is not allowed.

Prohibited Vehicles

Armored LEO vehicles are strictly prohibited to steal or use by any means.
Aircraft LEO (planes/helicopters) are strictly prohibited to steal or use by any means.

Priority & Scene Management

When Priorities Are Required

Priorities must be active for the following scenarios:

Officer-involved shootings involving firearms, melee weapons, or vehicles
Civilian scenes involving 6 or more civilians where violence is expected

When Priorities Are Not Required

The following do not require priority:

Civilian-on-civilian shootings
10-80 vehicle pursuits
Large peaceful gatherings or events

Group Priority Participation

Only players who are directly involved in a priority scene may act on priority status. Anyone not part of the group or situation must not engage under the assumption of priority.

Combat During 10-80s or Civilian Shootings

You can run from police in a 10-80 without a priority. You cannot shoot, stab, or attack law enforcement during a 10-80 or during civilian-on-civilian shootings without having priority.

Exception: Punching and or Tackling an officer is allowed if it fits the RP.

No Back-to-Back Priorities

Players may not run priorities one after another. Cooldowns exist to ensure RP fairness and allow others the opportunity to participate.

Undercover Officer Exception

Undercover law enforcement officers may be killed without priority if the RP supports it and all other rules are followed.

Summary

Priority rules ensure scene safety, RP balance, and department coordination. Cooldowns, communication, and planning are essential for quality roleplay.