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Random Deathmatching / Random Vehicle Deathmatching (RDM/RVDM)

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Updated Jul 23, 2026
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We maintain a strict stance against unprovoked violence. In this city, every act of lethal force must be backed by a clear, logical, and documented roleplay interaction. Violence should be the absolute last resort, not the initial point of contact.

  • Established Interaction: Before engaging in lethal force, there must be a valid in-character reason and a sufficient roleplay interaction that justifies such extreme measures.
  • The "Rule of Engagement": You must clearly communicate your intent to the other party through roleplay. Simply walking up to someone or driving past them and initiating violence without prior context is strictly prohibited.
  • Proportional Response: The severity of your reaction should match the situation. Lethal force should not be used in response to minor inconveniences, insults, or petty disagreements.
  • Vehicle Usage: A vehicle is a mode of transportation, not a weapon. Using a vehicle to run someone over (RVDM) without active, meaningful roleplay is considered a major violation.
Zero Tolerance
Engaging in RDM or RVDM will result in immediate administrative action. There is no valid excuse for attacking another player without a well-established, in-character narrative trail.
If you are involved in a situation where you feel forced to use lethal force, ensure you have the ability to record or explain the full chain of events. If you cannot provide a clear, in-character justification for your actions, it will be treated as RDM.