Answers before you ask in Discord. 

Yes. Everyone goes through the application and interview flow so the city stays roleplay-focused and readable.

English. Scenes, Discord community channels, and staff support are English-first so mixed groups can play together cleanly.

It depends on queue volume. Most applicants hear back within a few days after submitting a complete form and joining Discord. Incomplete apps slow everything down.

Absolutely — each person still needs their own whitelist. Coordinate character ties in your applications so staff understand the shared story.

You need a legal GTA V copy that can run FiveM. A stable connection matters more than max settings — prioritize frame consistency for combat and driving scenes.

You can start with criminal intent, but you still need IC footing — contacts, caution, and respect for initiation rules. Going loud on day one usually ends badly for the story.

Check the wiki for system overviews, then ask IC in the city or in the appropriate Discord help channels for current details.

Context matters. Good-faith mistakes often get a warning and education. Repeated or malicious breaks escalate to kicks, bans, or character wipes as needed.

Open a player report ticket with timestamps, IDs, and clips if you have them. Avoid calling people out in public channels while staff review the case.

Yes, through the appeal process posted in Discord. Bring facts, not insults — appeals that attack staff personally go nowhere.

Verify FiveM is updated, your game files are intact, and you’re using the connection details from Discord announcements. Restart FiveM and your router before opening a bug ticket.

Most visual packs are fine if they don’t grant unfair visibility or change gameplay. When in doubt, ask staff before installing anything exotic.

Report it privately to staff with steps to reproduce. Using or publicly posting exploits is a serious offense even if “everyone else would do it.”