Le regole della città

Slurs, blasphemy and sexually explicit content are forbidden everywhere: in chat, on signs, in books, in names and on skins.

No discrimination, racism or apology for hateful ideologies of any kind. Respect for everyone is the one law that applies on every platform of the server, in and out of character.

Serious insults, provocation and flame — including debates deliberately dragged out to create hostility — are forbidden out of character.

Pretending to be staff, or performing actions that are not appropriate to your role, is forbidden. Helping other players is always appreciated — claiming authority you don't have is not.

Promoting or publicising content unrelated to NEXT Roleplay, or any illegal material, is forbidden in every form.

Sharing another player's private data — real name, face, address, socials — anywhere on the server or its platforms is forbidden, unless the person has clearly published it themselves.

Using information your character did not learn in roleplay — Discord calls, streams, the wiki, a friend at your desk — to gain an advantage in game is metagaming and is forbidden.

Watching someone's live stream to locate, follow or counter them in game is metagaming even if you never say a word about it.

You recognise people by face (skin) and voice, not by nametag. Acting on a name floating over a mask defeats the disguise and counts as metagaming.

Your character fears pain and death. With a weapon pointed at you at close range, you comply — you don't pull your own, log out, or sprint away laughing (fear RP).

Forcing actions on another player without giving them a realistic chance to respond, or roleplaying abilities your character cannot possibly have, is forbidden.

Out-of-character talk belongs in the OOC channels. Breaking character in the middle of a scene to argue, negotiate or win is fail RP.

No superhuman stunts to escape consequences: jumping off a roof to avoid arrest, swimming across the bay in full armour, driving through a firefight to loot.

When your character dies in roleplay, they forget the events that led directly to their death: the killers, the place, the reason. You cannot return for revenge on that story.

Do not return to the area of your death while the same scene is still playing out.

Killing a character permanently (CK) requires the explicit consent of the player concerned, or a staff-approved storyline.

Attacking or killing without a roleplay reason your victim can understand (RDM) is forbidden. "I felt like it" is not a storyline.

Logging out during a scene — a robbery, an arrest, a chase, a fight — to escape its consequences is forbidden.

City Hall, the hospital and marked spawn areas are safe zones: no crimes, no violence, no dragging a scene into them to escape it.

Provoking police or other players out of character to manufacture a scene, or abusing game mechanics to trap someone without roleplay, is forbidden.

An in-game action is recorded as a clip and reviewed through Atlas: the community has 5 days to evaluate it, oldest clips first. If the deadline passes without a verdict, staff evaluate the clip instead — or Administration, if a Crime-department moderator carried out the action.

A provocative or uncooperative attitude that hinders the review of an action or event is grounds for staff to void it; the action may then be interpreted in the worst light against the uncooperative party.

A robbery requires at least 4 on-duty law enforcement officers in the city. To start one, have a melee or ranged weapon in hand and order the victim to stop, giving them time to react to the threat. Robbing a player without first building a roleplay situation is forbidden.

A group may carry out at most 3 robberies per day. The same person cannot be robbed more than once by the same group in the same day, and rotating which members carry it out does not get around the limit.

During a robbery you may only take what the victim is carrying. You cannot force the victim to hand over items they don't have on them, or use the robbery to reach belongings in their home, storage or other property. The loot must stay proportionate to the roleplay situation.

Robbing or baiting is forbidden against: on-duty law enforcement and hospital staff; on-duty or alerted firefighters; members of your own alliance or criminal organization; and players who joined the server less than 24 hours ago.

Officers act within the law voted in Parliament: identified, proportionate, and accountable. The Politics Portal is the reference for what is actually illegal.

Corrupt-cop storylines require staff approval before they start. Freelance corruption for personal gain is forbidden.

Lethal force is a last resort and must always be justifiable in the scene, exactly like everyone else's violence.

A kidnapping longer than 30 real minutes requires the victim's out-of-character consent to continue. Nobody's evening is hostage.

Kidnapping staff members in service, or state officials during official functions, requires prior staff approval.

Gangs and criminal organizations must be registered with staff: name, members, territory. Unregistered mass crime is treated as griefing.

Organizations are capped in size, and wars between them must be declared in roleplay with staff informed. Ambushing "civilians" as an undeclared army is forbidden.

Builds must fit the city: no floating boxes, no lava walls, no pixel art on Main Street. The building team can require changes to anything that breaks the skyline.

Destroying or defacing someone else's build outside a staff-approved scene is griefing, whatever the roleplay excuse.

Claiming, blocking or building on public land — roads, squares, parks — requires a City Hall permit obtained in roleplay.

Hacked clients, X-ray (mods or resource packs), duplication and any bug abuse are bannable. Found a bug? Report it on Discord — honest reporters are rewarded.

Performance mods (Sodium, Lithium, Iris), aesthetic shaders, minimaps without cave view or entity radar, and voice mods required by the server are allowed. When in doubt, ask before installing.

Forging, cutting or doctoring screenshots and recordings used in reports or in-game trials is punished more severely than the offence being reported.

Knowingly false accusations against players or staff waste everyone's time and are sanctioned as if you had committed the offence yourself.

Selling or buying in-game money, items, accounts or services for real money is forbidden and permanent.

In-character scams are roleplay and allowed within the rules above. Out-of-character scams — abusing trades, alts or mechanics — are not.

Laws, decrees and rulings only exist if they went through the Politics Portal: drafted, signed, voted and published in the gazette. A sign on a wall is not a law.

One person cannot hold executive, legislative and judicial offices at once. The portal enforces what it can; the rest is enforced here.

A party needs a name, an acronym, a programme and at least three members, registered on the Politics Portal.

Party names, symbols and programmes must respect rule 0: no real-world extremist references, no hate content, in or out of fiction.

Campaigning happens in roleplay: rallies, posters, promises you'll regret. Vote-buying with out-of-character favours or real goods is forbidden.

One citizen, one vote, in person, in game. Alt accounts in any election are a permanent ban for every account involved.