These are some widely accepted phrases and words used as alternatives to out of character words, to keep immersion and in character.

For specific definitions, please see the Roleplay Glossary.

• Body cam running/dashcam:
  • Definition: Refers to someone recording or streaming
  • Example: "I'm recording this, just in case. Body cam is on baby!"
• Deported
  • Definition: Refers to a player being kicked or banned
  • Example: "Breaking government laws will get you deported from the city."
• Flex your (...):
  • Definition: Refers to pushing a key on your keyboard or mouse
  • Example: "Put your hands up! Flex your X muscle!"
• Going to sleep
  • Definition: When you or someone is logging out of the server
  • Example: "I’m going to go to sleep. I will catch you tomorrow."
• Going to take a nap
  • Definition: Refers to having to leave the city and come back in
  • Example: "My eyes are a little blurry, I'm going to take a quick nap and I will meet you back here in a little."
• Government Official
  • Definition: Refers to a Staff member
  • Example: "Listen, a Government Official will have to help you with that problem."
• Government Laws
  • Definition: Refers to Server Rules
  • Example: "If you are having trouble following city laws, someone will inform a government official about your behavior."
• In another city/life
  • Definition: Refers to another Server
  • Example: "I'm another city, I was employed as a hot dog dealer."
• In the city
  • Definition: Refers to the Server
  • Example: "Hey, I’m in the city now. Are you in town so we can meet up?"
• In my head/they're in their head
  • Definition: When you or someone has to do something IRL
  • Example: "Hold on, I gotta go in my own head for a sec."
• My eyes are blurry
  • Definition: Low FPS/Texture issues/Lag
• Spider on your foot
  • Definition: This phrase means your character is bugged or not visible, and you should jump to try to resolve it
  • Example: "You need to jump, there's a spider on your foot."
• Storm
  • Definition: Refers to a server restart
  • Example: "Are you coming back out after the storm? If so, give me a text or a call and we can meet up."
• Voice box
  • Definition: Refers to your microphone
  • Example: "I think their voice box isn't working at the moment, perhaps they have lost their voice."
• Voices in my head
  • Definition: Refers to a 3rd party application for talking
  • Example: "I’ll be right back I have some voices in my head."
• Your pockets:
  • Definition: Refers to your inventory
  • Example: "Check your pockets, I've just given you a Popsicle and a can of soda."