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Code 44 is a British-themed FiveM roleplay community focused on long-term characters, civilian businesses and criminal stories alongside police, fire and health-service roles. Its public rules require in-character storytelling and realistic scene escalation. The joining guide directs players through Discord and staff-reviewed whitelist access before connecting.
A roleplay city with an allowlist application route, civilian jobs and a strong custom-car scene. Its community website shows city life across several years and directs new players to the Discord before joining.
Everyday Roleplay offers serious British roleplay in a TMC-based FiveM city, with civilian careers, player-run businesses, emergency services and organised criminal stories. Its public rules ask players to support newcomers, leave room for fair responses in scenes and report problems through staff channels. The FAQ covers setup and where to ask for help. Check the Discord joining instructions before connecting; application requirements have not yet been confirmed.
An 18+ public city with civilian jobs, businesses and criminal groups. A published rulebook sets expectations for scene quality, player conduct and reports, with community support handled through Discord.
ECLIPSE Roleplay is an established English-speaking community for structured voice roleplay in Los Santos. Players build ongoing characters through civilian work, businesses, emergency services, government and criminal stories. Founded in 2017, the community moved to FiveM in 2026 and develops its own game systems. New players complete a roleplay quiz and staff review before playing. Its detailed rules cover character conduct, reporting and consent for mature scenes. Read the official joining guide and rules first; the community is still refining the experience after its recent move to FiveM.
Second-Shore is a German-language FiveM community for character-led city roleplay. Its published rulebook requires players to be 18 or older, sets standards for in-character scenes, and covers metagaming, random attacks and support. New players follow a whitelist entry process; the city offers civilian work and public-service roles.
A public community combining serious character roleplay with a player-run economy and businesses. Its detailed rulebook covers respectful conduct, scene context and player interactions, while the official community thread documents development over several years.
The public Green world of NoPixel 4.0, an English-language GTA roleplay community for players aged 18 or older. Its current rulebook requires in-character play, realistic characters and fair conduct across civilian, criminal and public-service stories.
An English-language FiveM community built around slow, realistic character roleplay. The operator publishes rules for in-character scenes and asks new players to sign up and obtain a whitelist before joining its main city.
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