You may be moderated by BCModeration staff for any appropriate reason. These rules are not exhaustive, you are expected to use common sense. Attempts to loophole will not be taken lightly.
These rules can be updated at any time. They were last changed on 2025/09/04.
Fail roleplay (FRP)
Non-exhaustive examples of what constitutes fail roleplay:
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Failing to adhere to basic roleplay actions, such as *grabs*
- Roleplay actions that control another character are an exception. For instance, you can’t force another player to slip on a banana. It’s recommended to go along with these actions, but it’s not required if it harms roleplay.
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Unrealistic or unfair actions, such as:
- tasering an individual from a height of 10ft or higher (about a 2 story building)
- using a pepper gun, taser, or pepper spray during a shootout
- cuffing or tasering through an unbroken window
- jumping from a high area into a body of water during an active police interaction
- car surfing: standing on the hood or roof of a moving car
- using spike strips in a checkpoint or to stop a suspect from driving away from a traffic stop – they’re meant for pursuits
- using placeables as cover or climbing devices, except for placeables specifically meant for this such as protective glass and ladders
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Forcing yourself into an ongoing scene unrealistically. For instance, by ramming your car into the scene
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Disrupting an ongoing scene unrealistically by randomly killing people
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Using out-of-character knowledge to your advantage, called metagaming
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Killing someone before they’ve left their spawn area
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Flipping a vehicle during a pursuit, unless the vehicle tipped over because of a game bug.
- As a civilian, you can flip after 90 seconds if there aren’t any pursing police vehicles in sight.
- As a police officer, you can flip after 90 seconds if there aren’t any suspects in sight.
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Randomly ramming your car into police officers with no roleplay reason
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On several occasions, randomly and indiscriminately killing civilians without provocation or roleplay intent, especially if you don’t engage in roleplay after an indiscriminate or random mass killing
New life rule (NLR)
If you’re killed in game, your life ends and a new one begins. Resetting and random killing does not trigger a new life, it has to be roleplay related.
If police officers kill a criminal, they can’t be arrested for crimes in their previous life. This doesn’t apply to arrest warrants.
As a civilian or police officer
Returning to a place of death, without:
- At least 5 minutes passing
- Going to the place of death for another reason or motive, different to your previous life
is a violation of the new life rule.
As a police officer
Pursuing your killer using information obtained in your previous life, without:
- one of the conditions above (for civilians and police officers) applying
- a 911 call or radio message about the situation, after your new life started
is a violation of the new life rule.
If your killer commits a new crime, after your death, you can still pursue them for that crime, but you can’t use any information from your previous life within 5 minutes of death.
Resetting or leaving to avoid action
Leaving to avoid action (LTAA) is exiting the game for the sole purpose of evading action (combat, arrest, etc.)
Resetting to avoid action (RTAA) is using the reset feature or death through unintended mechanics for the sole purpose of evading action (combat, arrest, etc.)
If a user is being chased by police, then resetting or leaving without a reason (such as a game glitch) is considered LTAA/RTAA. If a user has been out of sight for 5 minutes or longer, they are considered to have successfully eluded law enforcement and may leave or reset.
Abusing game mechanics
Abusing game mechanics or bugs in an unintended way. For example:
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Spamming 911
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Shooting or cuffing through walls or doors
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Dance clipping to get through a wall or door
Serious abuses, such as money duplication, will result in a permanent ban. Such bugs should be reported immediately to group oversight.
Platform rules
Roblox’s Community Standards rules apply in all games. Scenes which violate platform rules are not permitted, for example roleplay or messages incorporating self-harm, references to real-world terrorist groups, recreation of real-world tragedies, and harassment or bullying.
Exploiting is the manipulation of game, engine, or operating system behaviour through third-party software, this includes lagswitching and locking your FPS to a low value. Exploiting will always result in a permanent ban.
Ban evasion
If you’re caught using another account to bypass a ban, you’ll be permanently banned on all accounts, no matter how long the original ban was.
Ban times
These are the standard ban times, and apply to all violations unless otherwise noted.
- First ban: up to 3 day ban
- Second ban: 7 day ban
- Third ban: 14 day ban
- Afterwards, the ban time increases by 7 days for each infraction, starting at 21 days for the 4th ban.
For first time minor infractions, a moderator can decide to give a warning, a kick, or a server ban instead.
All punishments are permanently recorded, warnings do not expire.