5. IC Terminology
When you join the server, it is essential to maintain an in-character (IC) presence unless you are involved in a staff situation or when a staff member specifically addresses you during their duties. Throughout your time in-game, you should strive to never break character, or at least minimize it to the best of your ability.
To ensure a consistent RP experience and discourage breaking character, we have established certain terms and references that make sense within the roleplay scenario. These terms are designed to help you stay in character and refer to specific things in a way that aligns with the RP world, without the need to break character.
By adhering to these guidelines and actively engaging in your character's persona, you contribute to a more immersive and enjoyable roleplaying environment for all participants. Remember, breaking character can result in disciplinary actions such as being kicked, temporarily jailed, or even banned from the server.
Getting off the Train - Spawning into the Server
Waiting for a Train Ticket - In Queue
In Town - The Server
Eyes - Your screen(s)/monitor(s).
Brain - Your Computer.
Voice-Box - Your microphone.
Cousin(s) - Refers to other characters played by the same person.
Meditate - Refers to stepping away from RP or your computer for a short time. Usually used with /a meditate or pulling out a phone in a safe location to stay in character.
Talking funny/weird - Refers to someone talking out of character (Avoid this unless absolutely necessary. If you need to ‘talk funny’ try using /ooc first).
Take a nap or Headpop - Refers to when you need to relog or restart your computer due to problems. Headpop also refers to a game crash.
Headache - Refers to game stutters or lag caused by ping spikes or FPS drops.
Locals - Refers to NPCs or peds within the city.
Body Cam, Eyes Open - Refers to a stream or live/active recording.
Woke up at the hospital - This means you’ve bled out and were forced to respawn if there were no emergency services on/available.
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