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Always in character

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Always in character

It does not. Roleplay goes on wherever other players or staff could see you, and the rules apply when nobody is around too. Never stop a scene; use /rapor, /soru or a report.

Term · ruleUpdated 2026-11-07

In Vice you are in character from the moment you join the server. In public areas and anywhere other players or staff could see you, the roleplay goes on. Breaking the rules when nobody is around does not go unpunished either.

For us, the less OOC the better the roleplay. Sitting in a corner with friends, deciding “nobody is here”, chatting in lowercase and calling each other by OOC names can lead to heavy penalties.

Never stop the scene

Even if you think something has gone wrong, you cannot stop the scene yourself. While it carries on:

  • report it to staff with /rapor,
  • ask for help with /soru,
  • file a player report after the scene if needed.

Same with OOC mistakes like a camera flag: let the scene end, then take your proof to Support.

Speaking OOC in IC channels (normal chat, /w and so on) counts as metagaming. If you need to say something OOC, use an OOC channel like /b.

Related

Stuck somewhere? Open a ticket under Support on the forum or come to our Discord; someone is around at any hour.

More terms

Term · banned

Refuse RP

Logging off or dropping your connection in the middle of an aggressive scene. In Vice it starts with jail and ends in a ban if repeated. Against the police the penalty is fixed and heavy.

Term · metagaming

Nametag

The name above a player is only there so we can tell each other apart. If your character does not know that person, they do not know the name either. Badge tags are the exception.

Term · metagaming

Alt character

You can have more than one character in Vice, but they cannot talk to each other, share information or work for each other. Illegal roleplay and jobs are for your main only.