How this place runs

Warnings, kicks and bans are logged against your account permanently. It isn't down to whether a particular staff member remembers you.

Because the log is automatic, small infractions accumulate. Enough of them will remove you even if no single one seemed serious at the time.

Take the first warning seriously. A clean record is far easier to keep than to repair.

You can ask staff to review any punishment. An unappealed punishment stays on your record forever, including one issued in error.

Most people who end up permanently removed got there through infractions they never contested.

If you think a decision was wrong, appeal it in Discord — calmly, factually, and with whatever evidence you have. Once.

Each rule shows the likely outcome, not a fixed sentence. Staff weigh how serious it was, whether it was deliberate, and your history.

Read the tag as an expectation. Staff may go lighter or heavier where the situation warrants it.

If you're unsure whether something is allowed, ask staff in Discord first.

Checking costs you a minute. Guessing wrong costs you a mark on your record.

Harming or killing another player without a reason your character actually has. The test isn't whether you felt justified — it's whether someone watching, knowing only what happened in-game, would agree the situation had credibly escalated to violence.

In serious roleplay, violence ends a story. It doesn't open one.

If you're unsure your reason clears the bar, it doesn't. Ask staff before, not after.

Using a vehicle as a weapon — ramming, running down or crushing players without a valid reason. It's RDM with a car.

Drive the way a person would. If a situation is going to turn violent, it still needs proper initiation first.

Driving in ways that remove other players' ability to react — the vehicle equivalent of powergaming.

Treat your vehicle as if it has weight, limits and consequences. It does.

Before hostile action, the other player needs a fair warning they can respond to. Proper initiation has three parts: a drawn weapon, a clear demand, and a real consequence.

It gives them the chance to comply, run or fight — rather than dying with no idea why.

The other player should always know they're being initiated on before anything happens to them.

Using information your character never learned in-game. Your character knows only what they personally saw, heard, or were told during roleplay.

If you know it as a player but your character doesn't, you don't know it.

Forcing outcomes onto other players, or playing a character with no limits. You control what your character attempts — never what someone else's character suffers.

Describe the attempt, then let them and the game decide the result. '/me attempts to grab his arm' — now there's a scene.

Once a situation has ended — you drove off, the fight finished, your character died — you can't return later to settle it. Action stays inside the situation it belongs to.

Otherwise one argument becomes a permanent feud and nothing ever resolves.

There's one exception: a genuine, developed, ongoing conflict between the same characters across the same life may eventually justify action. That takes real roleplay to build. It is never a shortcut to a shootout.

Roleplaying with a weapon or item you don't actually have equipped.

If you say you're pointing a gun, have the gun out.

When your character dies they start a new life. They don't remember how they died, and they don't return to where it happened.

Without it, death means nothing — people simply run back to the fight that killed them.

A new life is a clean slate. The old situation is gone.

Doing things your character realistically couldn't. Project Evermont is built on realism.

Ask whether a real person could do it. If not, don't.

Value your character's life the way a real person would. With a gun on you, you comply.

If a real person would be frightened, your character is.

Spawn killing is attacking players at a spawn point before they can react. Team killing is deliberately killing your own — which mainly applies to law enforcement.

Both take away a fair chance and destroy trust inside a department.

Accidental team damage in an active firefight is judged on context. Doing it on purpose is not.

Disconnecting or resetting your character during a pursuit, detainment or arrest. It counts whether you're boxed in, downed, cuffed, in custody, or waiting on EMS — the situation is live until an officer or staff member releases you.

It robs the officer of the entire scene they were building.

If you genuinely crash: reconnect within about ten minutes and return to the situation, or contact staff yourself. If you appeal claiming a crash, include a screenshot. A pattern of crashes during pursuits will not be accepted.

Large-scale random killing, or any roleplay built around a mass shooting or similar attack. Both are absolutely forbidden.

It ruins the server for everyone simultaneously, and it is not something we will host under any framing.

There is no warning for this. It is an immediate permanent ban.

Targeting, bullying or repeatedly bothering a real person, in character or out of it. Conflict between characters is fine; going after the player behind one is not.

If someone is doing this to you, don't retaliate — get staff. Retaliating usually ends with both of you punished.

Everything here stays appropriate for Roblox. Any adult or sexual content, dialogue or scenario is forbidden.

This is a Roblox experience with younger players in it. This one isn't negotiable and there's no roleplay framing that makes it acceptable.

Moving your character against another to simulate physical contact is always treated as out-of-character and acted on immediately. If someone tries to start something like this, don't participate — get staff.

Every player and every scene must follow Roblox's Terms of Use and Community Standards.

If it would break Roblox's rules anywhere else on the platform, it breaks them here.

Any third-party software, executor, mod menu or external tool that gives you an advantage the game doesn't.

First offence is permanent. Find a bug, report it — never use it.

Knowingly working with, assisting, or taking advantage from someone who is cheating.

Taking spawned items or using an exploiter as backup makes you part of it. 'I didn't know' is treated sceptically when you stayed close and kept interacting.

Report them and keep your distance.

Deliberately using a known bug or unintended mechanic for advantage.

Finding a glitch by accident isn't a violation. Using it once you know is. Report it and stop.

Using another account to get around a ban or restriction.

The alt is banned permanently and the original ban is extended or made permanent. Appeals belong on your main account.

Claiming to be current or former Evermont Studios staff or development team in order to deceive or manipulate anyone.

Never claim a role you don't currently hold.

While you're in the world, you act and speak as your character would — not as yourself.

Use OOC only when you genuinely need to, and keep it short.

Your character should move and act like a believable person in a real city.

Move the way someone actually would.

Being here to ruin other people's experience rather than take part — baiting reactions, derailing scenes, repeated nonsense in a serious setting.

Contribute to roleplay rather than sabotaging it.

Being in the server with no genuine interest in roleplay — repeatedly refusing to engage, only griefing.

This isn't aimed at people who are new, confused or still learning. Staff will help you first; education comes before punishment.

Give it a real try. If you're unsure how something works, ask — nobody minds a question.

Provoking police attention or a pursuit purely for entertainment, with no story behind it.

If your character breaks the law, there should be a reason they did.

Anything that stops other people enjoying the server.

If what you're doing is stopping others playing, stop.

Treat staff and players with respect, and cooperate out of character with administrators.

Cooperate first, dispute afterwards through the proper channel. Arguing in the moment only makes it worse for you.

Voice chat is for your voice. No music, sound effects or soundboards.

Use your own voice, nothing else.

Your character must be a believable person who fits a real city — a civilian, a worker, an officer, a paramedic, a criminal with an actual backstory.

Build someone a real person could be.

Dress the way someone in a city would, and use a normal, human-proportioned avatar.

Dress for realism, not attention.

A character whose only purpose is to justify shooting people isn't a character.

Every character, criminal ones included, needs a story and follows every roleplay and initiation rule.

Every channel has a topic. Ask questions in support, not in general, and keep department talk in department channels.

If you're unsure where something goes, ask rather than guess.

Repeated messages, wall-of-text posting, emoji flooding, or pinging staff and roles for things that aren't urgent.

Say it once, in the right place, and wait.

No promoting other servers, communities or services — in channels or in DMs. That includes recruiting our members for somewhere else.

DM advertising is the most common reason people get removed from communities, and we treat it the same way.

Sharing a clip or a game you like is fine. Recruiting isn't.

Arguments between members, complaints about staff decisions, and appeals belong in a ticket — not in general.

Public arguments pull in people who weren't involved and make everything harder to resolve.

Open a ticket. It gets handled faster and more fairly.

Alternate accounts used to dodge a mute, ban or restriction extend the original punishment and get the alt banned too.

If you think a punishment was wrong, appeal it on your main.

No NSFW or suggestive content in any channel, and that includes profile pictures, banners, nicknames and status.

This community includes younger players and sits on Roblox. There is no channel where this is acceptable.

If you'd hesitate to have it on screen with someone watching, don't.

Don't post anyone's real name, address, school, workplace, phone number or photographs — including your own.

Sharing your own details is how people get targeted later. We remove it for your protection as much as anyone else's.

Keep it to usernames.

The same rules apply on voice. No soundboards, music, earrape or joining channels purely to irritate people.

Use your own voice, at a normal volume.

Don't use a name, avatar or nickname built to pass as staff or another member.

Be yourself. Claiming a role you don't hold is treated seriously.

You need a real, articulable reason to stop, detain, search or arrest — and you must be able to state it.

If you can't name the law that was broken, you don't have grounds.

Only as much force as the situation genuinely calls for.

Use the lowest level of force that's safe.

Don't shoot at a fleeing vehicle unless there's a serious immediate threat to life, and never step in front of a moving car to bait a hit or a charge.

Both are ways of manufacturing a justification that didn't exist.

Let pursuits play out as pursuits.

RDM, FearRP, initiation, FailRP and powergaming apply to officers exactly as they do to civilians.

Abusing authority to break rules does more damage to a community than almost anything else, and it's punished accordingly.

If you wouldn't accept it being done to you, don't do it with a badge on.

If you think a stop or arrest is unfair, you still comply and stay in character. Disputes are reviewed afterwards.

Shouting that you're calling staff to escape a scene you dislike isn't a dispute — it's an exit, and it ruins the scene for everyone in it.

Comply, let it play out, then report the officer's conduct afterwards. You are free to do that and it will be taken seriously.

Filing a knowingly false or exaggerated report, editing clips to misrepresent what happened, or reporting someone to get them punished for something they didn't do.

The report system only works while it's honest.

Report what actually happened, with unedited evidence.

No crime at all in or near the hospital, department stations, or spawn.

People need somewhere they can heal, respawn and get help without being attacked.

Keep all hostile roleplay well away from these areas.

Stay in character, give every scene a reason, and value your life. Fail-RP (doing what your character couldn't), RDM (killing without roleplay) and VDM (using a vehicle as a weapon) are not allowed.

No exploits, scripts, macros or glitches, and no profiting from someone who uses them. Found a bug? Report it with /bug or a ticket.

No harassment, slurs or targeting anyone in or out of character, and never claim to be staff, a department leader or the owner.

Radio and dispatch are for real in-character traffic: call signs, plain short messages, no spam, music or trolling, and only real calls to 911 and dispatch.

Drive realistically, use only the vehicles and weapons your team and rank give you, and keep weapons out of safe zones. Emergency lights and sirens are for emergencies.

Each department has its own SOPs, chain of command and whitelist. Follow them on duty, and don't use department tools or vehicles off duty.

Comply with staff in the moment, then appeal a punishment through a ticket or the website. One appeal per punishment, no arguing in public channels, no alts while you wait.

Use each channel for its topic: support questions in support, department talk in department channels, disputes in a ticket.

Don't DM members to advertise, recruit, sell or beg, and don't post invites to other servers. Report anyone who DMs you an ad or a "free Robux" link.

Nothing NSFW or suggestive in messages, images, names, avatars, banners or status.

No message floods, copy-paste across channels, or pinging staff, roles or @everyone without a real reason.

Same rules on voice: no soundboards, music, earrape, screaming or hopping channels to annoy people.

No alt accounts, bought or fake accounts, or invite farming. Bot-checked joins and clusters of new accounts are reviewed, and farming means disqualification and a ban. Prizes only ever come from the owner.

Report rule breaks with a ticket or /report and include evidence. Don't call people out in public or take it into your own hands.