Roleplay Terminology

Enhance your in-character immersion by using roleplay-friendly terms instead of out-of-character language whenever possible. These phrases help keep the world feeling alive, immersive, and believable for everyone around you.

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General Terminology

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Server / Game → City
Discord → Discordia / Emails
In-Game ID → PayPal / Lucky Number / Special Number / Favorite Number
AFK (Away From Keyboard) → In My Head
Frame Drops / Lag / Desync → Headache
Game Crash → Head Pop
Hackers / Cheaters → Wizards / Aliens
NPCs / AI → Locals

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Gameplay Mechanics

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First Person View → Look Through My Eyes
Press [KEYNAME] → Flex Your “[KEYNAME]” Muscle
Microphone → Voice Box
Streaming → Eyes
Restart → Storm
ALT Key → Third Eye
Scuffed / Teleporting Around → You’ve Got a Spider
(Usually said when someone needs to jump or reposition due to desync.)

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Logging In and Out

Logging In / Entering the Server → Flying In / Waking Up
Logging Out / Leaving the Server → Flying Out / Going to Sleep

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In-Character Boundaries

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Sometimes you may want to decline a scene or redirect roleplay without breaking immersion.

Not comfortable with a roleplay scenario →
“My parents wouldn’t like that, sorry.”

You can also come up with your own in-character ways to set boundaries, as long as they stay respectful and do not disrupt the scene unnecessarily.

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Important Note

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This terminology is meant to support immersion and help keep roleplay flowing naturally. It should not be used to dodge consequences, escape scenes, or avoid roleplay unfairly. Stay creative, stay respectful, and help keep the city immersive for everyone.

If you want, I can also make this into a more polished NoPixel-style website version with shorter sections and cleaner wording.