FiveM is a popular modification for Grand Theft Auto V that enables players to engage in role-playing (RP) on customized servers. Within these RP communities, specific terminology has developed to describe various actions, behaviors, and rules. Here are some common terms used in FiveM role-play:
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- RP (Roleplay): Assuming the role of a character and interacting with others in a manner consistent with that character's background and personality.
- IC (In Character): Actions or conversations that occur as part of the character's persona within the game world.
- OOC (Out of Character): Actions or conversations that occur outside the game's narrative, involving the player's real-life persona.
- Metagaming: Using information gained outside of character knowledge to influence in-game actions, which is generally discouraged.
- Powergaming: Forcing actions upon another player without giving them a chance to respond, or using game mechanics in an unrealistic manner to gain an advantage.
- VDM (Vehicle Deathmatch): Intentionally using a vehicle to run over or kill other players without proper RP justification.
- RDM (Random Deathmatch): Killing or attacking another player without any RP reason or initiation.
- FearRP: Role-playing a realistic sense of fear for your character's life in dangerous situations.
- NLR (New Life Rule): A rule stating that after a character's death, they should not remember the events leading up to their demise.
- CK (Character Kill): A permanent death of a character, after which the character cannot be used again.
- PK (Player Kill): A temporary death where the character can be revived or continue after a certain condition is met.
- Cop Baiting: Deliberately provoking law enforcement officers to engage in a chase or confrontation without valid RP reasons.
- EMS (Emergency Medical Services): Players or NPCs responsible for medical assistance within the game.
- ERP (Erotic Roleplay): Engaging in sexual role-play, which is often restricted or prohibited on many servers.
- FailRP: Engaging in actions that are unrealistic or not consistent with the established RP rules and character behavior.
- Grinding: Performing repetitive tasks to gain money or experience, often with minimal RP interaction.
- Lootboxing: Quickly searching bodies or areas for items without proper RP, often considered poor etiquette.
- NVL (No Value of Life): Acting in a way that shows disregard for your character's safety, such as attacking armed individuals while unarmed.
- Stream Sniping: Using someone's live stream to gain information and exploit it in-game, which is unethical and often bannable.
- Whitelisted: Being granted special access to a server, often after an application process, indicating trusted status.
For a more in-depth explanation of these terms and additional insights into GTA RP, you might find the following video helpful:
