Rules

By playing on LSCnR, you agree to these rules. Not knowing the rules, or being a new player, does not exempt you from them. We reserve the right to punish behavior that harms the server or its community even if it is not explicitly listed here. Rules can change, and it is your responsibility to stay up to date. The FiveM platform rules and the Cfx.re Platform Service Agreement also apply.

For appeals, reports, and general help, open a ticket on Discord.

Rule index

Section	Covers
1. RDM	Valid kill reasons, initiation, revenge, redzones, robbery scenes, police POI camping
2. Cross-Teaming	What teaming means for criminals, cops, EMS, and tow drivers
3. Cheating and 4. Exploiting	Banned tools, allowed mods, bug abuse
5. Combat Logging and 6. Self-Killing	Leaving or dying to escape a situation
7. Crew Rules	Accountability, crew wars, crew members in police roles
8. Ban Evasion to 13. Ghost Peeking	Staff-related offenses, stream sniping, emotes
14. Safe Zones to 20. Cop Hunting	Zone protection, clothing, kill feeding, age, cop engagement
21. Code of Conduct and 22. Begging	Community behavior, reports, staff interaction

At a glance

Combat & PvP

Rule	What it means
No RDM	Do not attack or kill players without a valid reason: red-name (5-star wanted level), Most Wanted, initiation, redzones, airdrop zones, active robbery scenes, or the EMS engagement rules.
EMS are neutral	Paramedics may only use force where these rules explicitly allow it.
No emoting	Not during fights or chases.
No combat logging	Except when an EMS player is unlawfully attempting to kill you.
Self-killing allowed	You may deliberately kill your own character, including during an active chase or police engagement. Overdosing and other intended in-game death mechanics are permitted.
Crew rules	Crews share initiation rights, can be held accountable for persistent member misconduct, and all crew wars require management approval.
Crews in police roles	Police must remain completely impartial toward their crew. Red-name and other valid police rules apply regardless of crew membership.
No teaming	Across sides.
No kill feeding	Ever.
No police camping	Police may respond to criminal POIs and drug locations, but may not camp or wait there longer than reasonably necessary to complete active police business.

Fair play

Rule	What it means
No cheating	Mod menus, aim assistance, network manipulation, and any third-party tool that gives you an advantage.
No exploits	Bugs, glitches, and unintended mechanics. Report them instead.

Community conduct

Rule	What it means
No discrimination	No threats, hate speech, scams, or impersonation.
English only	In text and voice chat.
18+ only	Minimum age to play.
No report spamming	The report system is for real rule breaks.
No begging	Do not ask staff for items, money, VIP, unbans, or favors.
No persistent negativity	A consistent pattern of making the server worse may result in permanent removal.

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Staff may make exceptions with management approval. The summary above does not replace the full rules below.

Definitions

Term	Definition
RDM	Random Deathmatch. Attacking or killing a player without a valid in-game reason as defined in Rule 1.
Initiation	A hostile act by a player that gives the targeted player the right to retaliate. See Rule 1 for what counts as initiation.
Redzone	A marked area on the map where PvP is enabled by design. Engaging any player inside a redzone is valid.
Airdrop zone	The marked zone around an active airdrop event. PvP is enabled inside it for the duration of the event.
Active robbery scene	Any robbery in progress: store, bank, jewelry heist, or any other robbery job. Anyone present during an active robbery is a valid target.
Red-name / 5-star	A player with a 5-star wanted level whose name appears red. These players are kill-on-sight for all players except EMS.
Bounty	A scripted contract placed on a player. A player with an active bounty and a red name is KOS.
Most Wanted	The single player currently holding the highest active bounty on the server, automatically elevated to a 6-star wanted level. Their name and blip appear dark red. Only one player holds this status at a time. They are KOS for all players except EMS.
Hit	A player-placed contract targeting a specific player. Placing a hit requires a valid reason such as initiation or revenge. The hit amount is shown on the target's screen and displayed behind their name and on the scoreboard. At 450,000 and above, the target's name and blip turn bright blue and they become publicly trackable on the map. At any amount, the target is KOS for all non-job players. Placing a hit without a valid reason is treated as RDM.
Bounty hunter	A player whose job it is to track and kill players with active bounties or hits.
Wanted level / Stars	A scripted mechanic reflecting a player's criminal activity. At 5 stars the player's name turns red and they become KOS. At 6 stars the player becomes the Most Wanted player, with a dark red name and blip. Only one player holds this at a time.
Combat logging	Disconnecting from the server to avoid a negative in-game consequence.
Safe zone	A marked no-combat area such as hospitals and spawns, shown as a green circle on the map.
Kill feeding	Intentionally allowing another player to kill you to manipulate bounties, pad stats, or avoid a consequence.
Teaming	Working with or assisting the opposing side to gain an advantage.
Exploit	Using a bug, glitch, or unintended mechanic to gain an unfair advantage.
Meta gaming	Using information obtained outside the game, such as Discord, streams, or calls, to gain an in-game advantage over players who do not have access to that information.
Combat / In combat	You are considered in combat if you were involved in a fight or chase within the last 3 minutes.
Store robbery	A robbery of a convenience store or similar small business.
Bank robbery	A robbery of a bank. Counts as an active robbery scene.
Tow driver	A player on the tow job. Tow drivers are neutral civilians and cannot be attacked unless they initiate or begin towing your vehicle.
Staff	Any member of the LSCnR staff team, including moderators, developers, and admins.
EMS	Emergency Medical Services. Paramedics are neutral emergency responders who may only use force where these rules explicitly allow it.
Alt account	A secondary account used by a player who already has a registered account on the platform.

1. RDM

Attacking or killing another player without a valid reason, defined here as RDM, is not allowed. You may not attack or kill any player except when permitted by these rules.

a. Valid kill reasons

No additional justification is needed beyond the situation itself.

Red-name bounty (5-star wanted level)

Any player with a 5-star wanted level and a red name is kill-on-sight for all players. No initiation is required from either side. EMS are the one exception. See Rule 2c.

Any player who is actively fleeing from police, who does not have 5+ stars (A bounty) or has not fired at the police officers chasing him, can under no circumstance be shot at, or at their vehicle in means to disable it, this includes shooting tires, this is still RDM.

Most Wanted

The Most Wanted player is the single player currently holding the highest active bounty on the server. Reaching this status automatically elevates a player to a 6-star wanted level, with their name and blip turning dark red. Only one player holds this status at a time, and they are KOS for all players except EMS. No initiation is required.

If you are the Most Wanted player, you have the same self-defense rights as any other player, plus the right to pre-fire any player visibly approaching you with clear hostile intent. A player who happens to be nearby without showing hostile intent is not a valid target.

Players who don't want to be engaged should keep their distance from anyone marked with a dark red name and blip.

Active hit contract

If a hit contract has been placed on a player, that player is KOS for all players not currently working as a cop, paramedic, or tow driver, regardless of the hit amount.

Hit visibility is tiered:

Hit amount	Visibility
Under 450,000	The hit amount is shown on the target's screen and displayed behind their name in the world and on the scoreboard. There is no map blip, so players can only identify the target on sight.
450,000 and above	Everything above applies, and additionally the target's name and blip turn bright blue, making them trackable on the map by the entire server.

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You must have a valid reason such as initiation or revenge to place a hit on someone. Placing a hit without a valid reason is treated as RDM, regardless of who carries it out.

If you have an active hit on you at any tier, you have the same self-defense rights as any other player, plus the right to pre-fire any player visibly approaching you with clear hostile intent. A player who happens to be nearby without showing hostile intent is not a valid target.

Initiation

A player initiates on you when they do any of the following:

Aim or shoot a weapon at you
Intentionally ram your vehicle
Verbally threaten to kill you
Verbally insult you or your crew, in VC or in chat (have a clip of this ready to avoid false bans)
Move within assault rifle range of you with clear hostile intent. This does not apply if you move into their AR range
Work against you
Keep following you around without a valid reason

Two situational cases also count as initiation:

Most Wanted vehicle: if you are in the Most Wanted player's vehicle, you may be shot at regardless of your own wanted level. Cops and EMS may not engage you on this basis unless your wanted level is 5 or higher, or you are shooting at them.
Drug zones only: if a player tells you to leave a drug zone and you do not leave, your refusal counts as initiation and that player may engage you. This applies at drug zones only, nowhere else.

Once a player initiates on you, you may retaliate. If the initiator is presumably together with other players, for example in the same vehicle or clearly grouped, you may engage those players as well.

Initiation expires when:

The initiator dies
You kill the initiator
Both parties clearly agree the engagement has ended

After initiation expires you need a fresh valid reason to engage that player again.

Redzones and the airdrop zone

If you are inside a marked redzone or the active airdrop zone, you may engage any player occupying it. If a target leaves the redzone, you may not chase them out of it with the intent to kill unless you have a separate valid reason to do so.

Active robbery scenes

During any robbery in progress, whether a store, bank, jewelry heist, or any other robbery job, all players physically inside the robbery location are valid targets. This applies whether or not police are online or responding. Criminals defending the robbery, and any players who enter the building or location, do so on their own terms. Bystanders in the surrounding area who are not inside the active location are not automatically valid targets, but if they enter the scene, they accept the risk.

b. Revenge

Being attacked, killed, arrested, or having your property taken or stolen gives you the right to kill the responsible player once within the same game session. This includes failed attempts. If you are attacked again, your right to revenge is reinstated.

This applies to tow drivers as well. Beginning to tow your vehicle counts as initiation (see Rule 2d), which gives you the right to retaliate and satisfies the property-taken condition for revenge.

When both players kill each other simultaneously in a trade, revenge is not considered satisfied and both players may seek it.

c. Cops and criminals

When you are a wanted suspect, you may kill police officers if they are:

Chasing or attempting to pull you or your friends over
Shooting at you or your friends
Arresting one of your friends
Camping a robbery location for a sustained period
Moving toward your position and getting within assault rifle range, except when you are near a police spawn location
Close enough that their police blip becomes visible to you while you are wanted, which counts as initiation by the officer

Once any of these conditions are met, initiation has been established. You may continue pursuing and engaging that officer even if they attempt to disengage or flee. Fleeing does not cancel initiation.

Police POI; Drug-Location Camping

Police may respond to points of interest, drug locations, cocaine labs, robbery-related locations, and other criminal activity when there is a legitimate police reason to do so.

However, police may not camp or wait at these locations for extended periods of time in order to repeatedly catch or intercept players using the location.

Police may remain at a location when they are actively dealing with a specific situation, such as:

Arresting or detaining a wanted player
Cuffing or fining a player who is currently wanted
Responding to an active crime or robbery
Pursuing a suspect who has fled to the location
Completing an immediate police action that reasonably requires them to remain there

Once the immediate police action is complete, officers are expected to leave the area and continue normal patrols.

Police may not:

Park or wait at a drug spot specifically to catch players arriving or leaving
Permanently station themselves at a cocaine lab or other criminal POI
Repeatedly return to the same POI solely because they know criminals use it
Remain at a location after their active police business there has concluded
Use a POI as a predictable ambush or checkpoint for players engaging with its gameplay mechanics

The purpose of this rule is not to prevent police from responding to criminal activity. Police are allowed to enforce the law at these locations. The restriction is on prolonged camping and passive waiting for players to appear.

If there is no longer an active situation requiring police presence, officers should leave the area and allow the location to function normally.

Staff will consider the circumstances when determining whether police presence has become excessive. A short delay while finishing an arrest or responding to an active situation is not considered camping.

This is related to drug areas and black markets only.

See Rule 20 (Cop Hunting) for how these rules apply to unwanted players engaging cops.

d. Civilians and EMS

When playing as a civilian or criminal, you may attack or kill a paramedic if they are:

Reviving an enemy or opponent
Healing an enemy or opponent
Remaining close enough to enemies that they are able to revive or heal them
Moving within assault rifle range while nearby enemies could be revived

Additional rules:

You may intimidate EMS to stop reviving enemies.
You may not take EMS hostage to force them to work for you.
You may not kill EMS simply because they revived your friend.
Randomly attacking EMS is RDM.

e. What is RDM

Shooting a player with no bounty, no initiation, no redzone, and no active robbery scene
Killing someone because they "looked at you" or drove near you without any of the triggers above
Killing someone after the valid reason has expired, for example after the fight ended, after they left the redzone, or after the robbery concluded

2. Cross-Teaming

Working with or assisting the opposing side to gain an advantage is not allowed. The sides on LSCnR are criminals, cops, paramedics, and tow drivers. Each section below specifies what teaming means for that role.

a. Civilian / Criminal

May not team up with or assist cops or paramedics
May not help them in a fight unless you have your own independent valid reason to engage their target
May not drive them away from their opponents
May not be in a vehicle with a cop while they are performing police duties or while you are committing crimes
May not team with EMS
May not help EMS in fights unless another rule independently allows it
May not help EMS escape from enemies by driving them away

b. Cop

May not team up with or assist suspects, except through the scripted bribe feature
May not drive a wanted suspect anywhere unless they are in your custody being transported to a police station. No detours, no favors
May not help a suspect in a fight unless you have your own independent valid reason to engage their target
Has a duty to protect life, and may not witness violent criminal acts and do nothing
May not watch suspects attack other cops or paramedics and do nothing
If transporting a passenger who is not a cop, paramedic, or suspect in custody, may not engage in police activity until they leave the vehicle
If your passenger commits a crime, you are expected to stop the vehicle and detain them
Must not prevent another cop from completing an arrest or attempt to search their cuffed suspect without permission

c. Paramedic

Paramedics are neutral emergency responders whose primary duty is providing medical aid.

Cross-teaming

May not team up with or assist suspects except through the scripted revive and heal mechanics
May not become a private medic for any gang or player
May not help suspects during fights unless another rule independently permits it
May not drive suspects away from enemies or police
If transporting a suspect and police or enemies arrive, must stop and allow the situation to play out

Use of force

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EMS may only use lethal force when:

Acting in self-defense
Defending another paramedic
Stopping criminals posing an immediate threat while reviving or healing

EMS has a duty to retreat whenever reasonably possible, and must immediately stop shooting once the threat ends.

Other restrictions

Restriction	Detail
Carjacking	EMS may not carjack innocent civilians, police officers, or other paramedics.
Property damage	EMS may not intentionally damage unattended player vehicles.
Most Wanted	Most Wanted (6-star) and red-name (5-star) players may be killed by everyone except EMS. EMS may not execute players solely because they are Most Wanted or red-name.

d. Tow driver

Tow drivers are neutral civilians. Standard civilian rules apply, and no additional teaming restrictions apply to tow drivers beyond those that apply to all civilians.

Beginning to tow another player's vehicle counts as initiation against that vehicle's owner. The owner may retaliate under the normal initiation rules.

3. Cheating

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Using any modification, external program, or third-party tool that gives you an unfair advantage is not allowed. Don't cheat or mod. You will be banned and your progress may be reset.

Not allowed

Category	Examples
Gameplay-altering tools	Mod menus, wallhacks, noclip of any sort, health lock, damage modifiers, recoil scripts, rapid fire tools, triggerbots, aim assistance, cheat menus, softaim
Visual/world mods	Ragdoll physics changes, object removal, foliage or prop removal such as leaves, bushes, water, electrical cabinets and phone booths, collision removal
Network abuse	VPN-induced lag, lag switching, similar network manipulation
Player conduct	Knowingly playing with a cheater without attempting to leave or reporting them
Weapon mods	RPF mods that change weapon behavior in any way
Texture mods	Anything that makes camouflage, ghillie suits, or hidden players easier to spot
HUD/minimap mods	Extended radar range, player blips beyond normal detection radius
Vehicle/physics exploits	Teleport hacks, infinite handbrake or traction glitches used to cheese chases
General rule	If it's not meant to be used and gives you a benefit over other players beyond a purely visual one, it's not allowed unless explicitly listed below

Allowed

Allowed	Details
No-advantage mods	Any modification that gives no advantage over other players
Static crosshair overlay	A simple static crosshair that does not read game memory, automate inputs, or provide any advantage beyond a visual overlay. If it does more, treat it as not allowed unless staff confirm otherwise
Sound/visual mods	Sound packs, graphic mods, Reshade, and FOV changes
Simple macros	Macros that send text, commands, or hotkeys only
Graphics enhancement packs	Fine as long as they don't remove objects, water, and similar
Skydome	Custom skydomes are completely fine and allowed
Tracers	Custom tracers are allowed
Weather mods	Fine as long as they don't provide an unfair advantage
No shadows	Allowed, since it improves FPS only with no real advantage

Staff may determine whether a specific modification is allowed on a case-by-case basis. If staff deem a mod not allowed that isn't explicitly listed above, you may still be banned for it.

4. Exploiting

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Exploiting any bug, glitch, script error, or unintended mechanic of LSCnR or GTA V to gain an advantage is not allowed. Don't exploit. You will be banned and your progress may be reset.

Some examples of prohibited exploits include:

Using emotes mid-combat to avoid a negative outcome or clip through geometry
Killing players who are on the revive screen, still loading in, or otherwise unable to control their character
Intentionally forcing a wanted level onto another player unfairly
Ghost peeking or other GTA V physics exploits used to gain a combat advantage
Spelling banned words differently to bypass the chat filter
Abusing money, XP, or item duplication loops

This list is not exhaustive. Staff may ban for exploiting on a case-by-case basis.

If you find an exploit, you are required to report it in a private support ticket. Sharing it with others or encouraging its abuse is a bannable offense.

5. Combat Logging

Disconnecting from the server to avoid being killed, arrested, or otherwise penalized is not allowed.

You are considered in combat if you were involved in a fight or active police chase within the last 3 minutes. The minimap is not the sole indicator. If you were being chased and have not clearly escaped or resolved the situation, assume you are still in combat.

Examples of combat logging include disconnecting mid-fight or mid-chase.

Exception

Combat logging is permitted if an EMS player is unlawfully attempting to kill you in violation of these rules.

Accidental disconnects

If you disconnect accidentally while in combat, reconnect within 5 minutes and return to the situation when reasonable. Failing to reconnect, or reconnecting and not returning, may be treated as combat logging.

6. Self-Killing

Self-killing is allowed.

Players are permitted to deliberately kill their own character at any time, including during an active chase, firefight, arrest attempt, or other active law-enforcement engagement.

Self-killing is not considered combat logging and does not violate the rules simply because it is being used to end the character's life or remove the character from an active situation.

This includes, but is not limited to:

Intentionally causing an explosion to kill yourself
Intentionally destroying your vehicle while standing next to it
Deliberately driving into hazards
Deliberately drowning yourself
Deliberately using environmental hazards
Using drugs or other game mechanics that can result in your character's death
Any other deliberate in-game action intended to kill your own character

Drug overdoses

Drug overdoses are always allowed.

Players may use drugs at their own discretion, even if doing so results in an overdose or death. An overdose is permitted regardless of whether the player is currently being chased, pursued, arrested, or otherwise engaged by police.

Other death mechanics

Other legitimate in-game mechanics that can intentionally kill your character are also allowed.

If the game or a server mechanic provides a legitimate way for a player to cause their own character to die, using that mechanic is permitted. This includes environmental hazards, scripted mechanics, items, drugs, vehicles, explosions, drowning, and similar gameplay mechanics.

Important distinction

Self-killing being allowed does not make every form of intentionally dying to another player permissible.

The separate Kill Feeding rule still applies. You may not intentionally allow another player to kill you to manipulate bounties, pad stats, or avoid a consequence.

Self-killing itself, however, is fully permitted and may be used even when you are actively involved in a chase or police engagement.

7. Crew Rules

Crews are treated as a group for the purposes of accountability, initiation, and crew conflicts. Being part of a crew does not exempt a player from the normal rules, and crew membership does not grant additional rights beyond those specifically provided here.

Crew accountability

Crew members are responsible for maintaining the behavior and conduct of their crew.

Management may hold a crew accountable for the repeated or persistent bad behavior of its members. If a crew member consistently demonstrates bad behavior, management may issue fines or other penalties to the crew as a whole.

This is intended for persistent patterns of behavior and does not mean a crew is automatically punished for every individual mistake made by one member.

Crew wars

Crew wars must always be arranged and approved by staff.

A crew war may only take place when it has been coordinated with staff and received management approval. Crews may not independently declare, organize, or conduct an unofficial crew war and treat it as an approved conflict.

Staff and management may define or impose additional conditions for a crew war, including its participants, duration, locations, or other rules.

Crew initiation and retaliation

Crew initiation works the same way as normal player initiation.

If a crew member has valid initiation on another player, all members of that crew may retaliate against the initiated player under the normal initiation rules.

However, the normal revenge limitation still applies. Crew members do not receive unlimited revenge rights simply because another crew member was involved.

⚠️

The 1x revenge rule remains in effect. Respect the revenge symbol. Once the available revenge has been used, another crew member may not continue killing the same player under the same revenge reason unless a new valid reason or initiation has been established.

Crew members playing as cops

If you are playing as a police officer, you may not favor, assist, protect, or otherwise give preferential treatment to members of your own crew under any circumstances.

Crew membership must be completely disregarded while performing police duties.

If a crew member is red-name / 5-star, Most Wanted, or otherwise a valid police target, you must treat them exactly as you would any other player in the same situation.

This is intentional. When playing as a cop, you appear as not being part of your crew. You must respect this separation and perform your police duties impartially.

Helping your crew members evade arrest, withholding enforcement because they are in your crew, providing them with information, or otherwise using your police role to benefit your crew is not allowed.

8. Ban Evasion

If you are banned from the server, you are expected to serve the full duration of your ban. Bypassing a ban in any way is not allowed. If you have multiple accounts, do not use any of them while one is banned. Your ban duration will be doubled if you do.

Account selling, trading, or sharing in a way that circumvents bans or harms server security is not allowed. You are responsible for everything that happens on your account.

9. Lying to Staff

You may not knowingly lie to a staff member in the following contexts:

When reporting a player for breaking a rule
When appealing a ban or any other infraction
When claiming a prize, refund, or any kind of compensation

This applies anywhere a staff member is involved in the conversation, not only in tickets. If you are proven to have knowingly lied to staff in any of these contexts, you will be banned.

10. Impersonating Staff

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Impersonating a staff member is not allowed under any circumstance and will result in an immediate ban.

This includes:

Claiming to be part of the staff team, or to have been part of it in the past
Claiming to have the power to ban or penalize another player
Threatening to ban or penalize another player in the first person
Wearing staff clothing, driving staff vehicles, or otherwise presenting yourself as a staff member
Using staff permissions when not currently authorized to do so

11. Stream Sniping

Using another player's livestream to locate, follow, or otherwise gain an unfair in-game advantage is not allowed.

Streaming

Streaming is allowed and encouraged, but it is at your own risk. We recommend using a stream delay so viewers cannot use your stream to track your in-game position in real time.

12. Emotes

Using emotes during a fight or an active chase is not allowed. No exceptions.

Using emotes during events is not allowed unless staff explicitly permit it for that specific event.

13. Ghost Peeking

Abusing wall or cover geometry so that your bullets clip through solid surfaces in ways the engine was not intended to allow is not allowed.

What is not ghost peeking

Some vehicles have asymmetric collision. For example, a car where a player can shoot out the back window but bullets cannot pass through that same window going in. This is a known quirk of GTA V vehicle collision and is not a punishable offense. Reports of this nature will be denied. Adjust your gameplay by flanking, repositioning, shooting the tires, or forcing the player out of the vehicle.

Ghost peeking applies specifically to abusing wall and cover geometry on foot, not to vehicle collision quirks.

14. Safe Zones

Marked safe zones such as hospitals, spawns, and other designated spots are no-combat areas. They are shown in-game as large green circles on the map with an on-screen indicator confirming when you are inside one. If you do not see the indicator, you are not protected.

Entry delay

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Safe zone protection does not apply instantly. There is a 10 second delay after entering a safe zone before protection activates. You cannot sprint into a safe zone mid-fight and expect immediate protection. Players engaging you may legally continue to do so during that window.

Wanted players and hit targets

Safe zones do not protect players with an active wanted level or an active hit contract. Cops may engage and arrest wanted players inside a safe zone. Any player with a hit on them remains a valid target inside a safe zone, consistent with how bounty and wanted players are treated. Other players may not RDM an unrelated player inside a safe zone, but engaging a wanted or hit player is not RDM.

Not allowed inside safe zones

Killing or attacking players
Baiting fights or provoking players to drag them out
Camping to farm easy kills

Using a safe zone to escape a fight you started or were losing is abuse of mechanics and may be treated as combat logging or exploiting.

15. Clothing

Outfits that are invisible, texture-abused, or otherwise designed to hide your hitbox or body parts are not allowed.

16. Kill Feeding

Intentionally allowing another player to kill you to manipulate bounties, pad stats, or avoid a consequence is not allowed. Obvious patterns will be punished even if individual incidents are claimed to be accidental.

17. Persistent Negative Behavior

Some players are not breaking a single specific rule but consistently make the server worse for everyone around them. That counts here.

Examples include, but are not limited to:

Behavior	What it looks like
Constant chat spam	Flooding global or local chat, refusing to stop when asked
Constant harassment	Repeatedly targeting the same player in low-level ways that add up over time
Constant drama	Stirring conflict between players, staff, or communities every session
Draining behavior	Being the player who is always the reason a tense ticket exists, even when no single moment crosses a hard rule line

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If your presence consistently makes the server worse for the people around you, staff may issue a permanent removal regardless of whether each individual incident crossed a hard rule line. This is about a pattern, not a bad day. Staff will consider history, ticket volume, and how other players react to your presence.

18. Bug Reports

If you find a bug, do not abuse it. Collect proof and report it in a private support ticket. Reporting a bug will never get you punished. Hiding one will.

Intentionally concealing a bug because it benefits you is treated as exploit abuse. This includes quietly farming a money or item duplication bug, sharing a bug privately with friends so your group can use it before staff find out, and continuing to use a known exploit instead of reporting it.

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Consequence: ban and full account reset. Any progress, items, or currency gained while concealing a bug will be wiped.

19. Minimum Age

You must be at least 18 years old to play on LSCnR. If you are under 18, you may only remain on the server if staff have explicitly agreed that you have demonstrated clear maturity. That permission can be revoked at any time if your behavior does not hold up. Lying about your age or attempting to bypass this rule can be punished.

20. Cop Hunting

LSCnR does not have "cop hunting" as a separate mechanic. Engaging a police officer is governed entirely by the RDM rules in Rule 1, not by the fact that they are a cop.

Your wanted level	What you may do
0 stars	You may not attack, shoot at, or attempt to kill a police officer, including by ramming them with a vehicle. This is RDM. Being a cop, being nearby, or performing police duties is not on its own a valid kill reason.
1 star or higher	An officer attempting to pull you over, chase you, or arrest you has initiated on you under Rule 1c. You may retaliate against that officer under the normal initiation rules.

Attacking cops with no wanted level is considered RDM.

21. Code of Conduct

a. Hate speech and discrimination

Hate speech, slurs, and discriminatory language are not allowed. This includes remarks targeting someone's race, ethnicity, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or disability.

b. Harassment and toxicity

Playful banter is fine. Targeted harassment, relentless insults, baiting players into breaking rules, or stalking someone across sessions to annoy them is not. If someone baits you into a rule break, you are still responsible for the rule break.

c. Threats and harmful conduct

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The following are not allowed under any circumstances:

Threatening real-life violence or sexual assault
Doxxing, meaning sharing someone's name, address, phone number, or other identifying information
Threatening or performing DDoS attacks or account hacking
Wishing death, serious illness, injury, or violence on any player or their family

Threats that have enough potential to be real may be reported to relevant authorities.

d. Inappropriate content and subjects

Graphic content, gore, nudity, pornography, and explicit sexual material are not allowed. Avoid in-depth public discussions of real-life violence, suicide, self-harm, child abuse, terrorism, or illegal hacking. Do not talk positively about any of these subjects.

e. Sexual harassment

Sexually harassing other players over text, voice, or radio is not allowed. If you are unsure of another player's age, assume they are a minor.

f. Voice chat abuse

Earraping, blasting soundboards or memes to disrupt voice chat, and using voice changers primarily to harass or grief are not allowed.

g. Scamming

When you agree to an in-game trade you must complete it or return what you received. Scamming or deceiving another player in a trade is not allowed. The server is not responsible for scams and cannot guarantee recovery of lost items.

h. Selling in-game items for real currency

Trading, selling, or buying in-game items or currency for real-world money, cryptocurrency, or any service with real-world value is not allowed. You may only trade in-game currency for in-game items.

i. English only

English is the only permitted language in text and voice chat for the purposes of fair moderation and communication.

j. Advertising

Advertising other servers, communities, products, or services without permission is not allowed.

k. Staff conduct

Do not disrespect a staff member who is actively and respectfully moderating. Publicly arguing against a final staff decision, or spamming staff with bad-faith debates, is not allowed. If you believe a staff member abused their power, open a Staff Report ticket on Discord with evidence and a clear timeline. Do not start a public argument in chat.

l. Report spamming

The report system exists to address real rule breaks. Do not use it to pressure staff after losing a fight, mass-report someone over a personal dispute, refile the same complaint after staff have already responded, or flood tickets with reports that have no evidence. Reports opened for situations that are clearly valid kills under Rule 1 will be denied. Repeat offenders will be blacklisted from the report system and may be banned.

m. Player reports and evidence

When submitting a report, include a clip and/or screenshots with enough context for staff to see what happened and when. Reports without evidence may not be actionable. Malicious or false reports can be punished.

n. Staff decisions and punishments

Staff decisions, punishments, investigations, and internal actions are not public discussion topics.

You may not publicly discuss, debate, campaign against, or attempt to rally support regarding a staff action taken against yourself or another player. This includes bans, warnings, mutes, kicks, report outcomes, staff investigations, and appeals.

Examples include:

Discussing another player's ban in-game, Discord, or other public community channels
Arguing about whether a punishment was deserved
Attempting to influence staff decisions through public pressure
Encouraging others to take sides in a punishment or appeal
Repeatedly bringing up resolved staff actions after a decision has been made

If you disagree with a punishment or staff decision, use the appropriate appeal, report, or ticket process. Public discussion is not the place to challenge or debate staff actions.

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Continuing to discuss staff decisions after being told to stop may result in further punishment.

22. Begging

Begging staff for items, money, VIP, unbans, or any other personal favor is not allowed.

Behavior	Consequence
Asking to become staff	Blacklisted from ever becoming staff
Asking staff for money, VIP, unbans, or other personal favors	Mute or temporary suspension

Legitimate requests, such as a refund or compensation ticket for a genuine bug or server issue, are not begging and should go through the normal ticket process.

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