Quiz result
The RP rule to watch: Combat logging
Tempted by the quit button. Things are going badly in a scene, and logging off looks like the easy way out.
What the rule says
Combat logging: Disconnecting from the server during a scene, such as an arrest or robbery, to avoid the consequences. It is almost always punished.[1]
How to avoid it
- Stay for the arrest or the robbery, even when it goes against you.
- If you really must leave, tell the other players OOC and follow the server's rules.
- Remember it is almost always punished.
Read it with the other rules in the rules and etiquette guide, and look up any term in the glossary.
Sources
- RP Terms / Rules / Lingo (Just Loot It (GTARP guides))
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The other results
MetagamingYou know too much
PowergamingYou always want to win the scene
Fear RPToo brave for your own good
Fail RPSometimes forgets it is a story
NLRCannot let it go
Every server is different
Most servers enforce some version of these rules, but the details differ: how long the new life rule lasts, what counts as initiation, which zones are safe. Read the rules and Discord of any community before you join; the server directory lists well-known GTA V communities with links to their own sites.
And GTA 6?
GTA 6 launches on 19 November 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Roleplay servers need a PC version and community server tools, and Rockstar has announced neither, so no GTA 6 roleplay server exists yet. Follow the server-readiness tracker. This is an unofficial fan quiz.