CityRP

Progression is mostly economic and social rather than a conventional level grind. New players earn starter money through the onboarding tutorial, take trade jobs or professions, complete work and quests, then use their income to secure better property, equipment, vehicles, companies, and services.

Property ownership is a major milestone. Residential plots support homes, business plots support shops and offices, farm plots support agriculture, and industrial plots support production. Companies and banks add a second layer of advancement through accounts, sub-accounts, transaction fees, employees, and investment. Vehicle upgrades improve speed, acceleration, fuel capacity, and handling, while custom weapons have durability that must be maintained.

Custom content is central to the server. Vehicles include cars, motorcycles, planes, boats, emergency vehicles, shared garages, fuel, cosmetic tuning, and paid performance upgrades. The vehicle system also connects to industrial manufacturing, where components and vouchers can be produced through the Minetorio system.

Combat uses a custom firearm catalogue with pistols, rifles, shotguns, machine guns, SMGs, and sniper weapons. Guns have distinct damage, recoil, bloom, ammunition behavior, and durability. The server also adds custom furniture, foods, fishing and farming content, pets, mobs, cameras, artwork, industrial machines, and a required resource pack for many models.

CityRP centers on one shared persistent setting, Azalea Isles, rather than separate selectable minigame worlds. The nation contains developed city districts, residential and commercial plots, farms, industrial areas, mines, wilderness, gang nodes, ports, government buildings, and public transport routes.

Plots are zoned and regulated, so a home, factory, farm, or business has a defined place in the city. Players can use buses, warps, homes, and custom vehicles to travel between districts, while the live map provides an external view of the built environment. The wider setting also includes fictional NPC nations that interact with Azalea Isles through diplomacy, trade, and lore-driven conflict.

PvP is part of the city, but it is not a free-for-all everywhere. Random deathmatching is prohibited unless a valid roleplay reason exists. Players may fight more freely in the wilderness and gang nodes, and robberies, bank heists, police-station heists, and some trespassing situations have specific combat allowances.

Crime creates pressure without turning every street into an arena. Criminal activity can lead to fines, prison, fugitive status, police intervention, and courtroom consequences. Custom firearms add recoil, bloom, weapon roles, durability, and repair considerations to conflicts, while gangs compete over contested locations.

Money moves through jobs, trade quests, player shops, companies, banks, property, industrial production, and investment. Players can buy or rent plots, open restaurants or stores, operate offices and services, create corporations, and establish banks with sub-accounts and configurable fees.

CityCorp tracks company activity, commodities, transactions, and stock-market values. Property auctions, rentals, tenders, grants, imports, exports, and government spending give the economy activity beyond simply selling mined items. The dashboard also exposes chest shops, corporations, property listings, market data, and government treasury information.

Recurring elections, parliamentary activity, government tenders, court proceedings, and community events give the shared world a changing schedule. CityRP has also run larger themed activities such as anniversary games with races, competitive challenges, and prizes.

Events and Culture roles exist inside the government, allowing players to organize activities rather than leaving every event to staff. Political campaigns, by-elections, public tenders, and lore interactions can become server-wide activities even when they begin as ordinary forum or in-game business.

The community is organized around institutions as much as informal friendship. Players join political parties, ministries, companies, banks, gangs, public-service departments, and legal teams. The forums contain active elections, laws, court cases, tenders, inspections, grants, and character profiles, giving roleplay a persistent written layer outside the game.

Players can also create their own businesses, newspapers, law firms, restaurants, shops, and services. Discord, the forums, the wiki, the dashboard, and in-game government structures all connect to the same city setting.

Rules are strictest where unrestricted behavior would damage roleplay or the economy. Random deathmatching, griefing, stealing, scamming, real-money trading, unapproved client modifications, bug exploitation, alternate accounts, automatic collection machines, and lag-inducing builds are restricted or punished.

Chat rules prohibit harassment, discriminatory conduct, adult content, unrelated advertising, and controversial real-world discussions. Players must report exploitable bugs, respect plot ownership, and avoid excessive entities or machines. Normal roleplay combat needs a valid reason, with specific exceptions for wilderness, gang nodes, robberies, heists, and trespassing.

The official store sells rank tiers with commands, cosmetics, and quality-of-life features. Cosmetic currency supports the server's gadgets and cosmetic systems, and some cosmetic currency can also be earned through voting. The available store presentation emphasizes convenience and appearance rather than listing combat equipment for sale.