The Shopkeeper
Lease a storefront, stock the shelves, set your hours. Your till, your books, your call on closing time.
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- Staff
Text-first GTA V roleplay on FiveM·Live since July 2026
Roleplay Project is a heavy, text-only roleplay server in San Andreas. Buy the house, open the bar, run for council, write the story. There is no application: create an account, link your Discord, and you are in tonight.
The city, in four moves
Not a feature list. A house, a shop, a city and a front door, in the order you will meet them.
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01 Own the house
Buy it, furnish it, rent it out, sell it when the story moves on. No instanced homes, no NPC landlords, no reset at the weekend.
02 Run the shop
Stock the shelves, set the prices, put staff on payroll, run the card reader, pay the tax bill. Or build the crew the law never sees.
03 Write the city
Six public departments, a council you can be elected to, a stock market, a newsroom. The city remembers what you write.
04 Be in it tonight
Create an account, link your Discord, connect to play.roleplayproject.net. The lights are on and there is a lease with your name on it.
05 /The city
Every frame here was captured in game by the people playing. No renders, no staged press shots. The flood and the blackout were one night; the End of Summer Festival was our busiest yet.
High-end real estate, nightlife, and the press that follows both.
Skyline condos and storefronts. Where the market opens and the deals close.
Block politics, family businesses, the city's heartbeat.
Cheap land, long roads, room to build something of your own.
06 /Ways to play
Nothing here is gated behind a faction, a level or a staff decision. Log in and start writing the one you want.
Lease a storefront, stock the shelves, set your hours. Your till, your books, your call on closing time.
Buy low, hold, flip. Rent out flats, lease the shop downstairs, live upstairs. The market is genuinely open.
Run the garage. Tune engines, weld frames, write work orders. Be the name people call when something stops running.
Open a studio, run the loudest barbershop in town, DJ a residency. Let the portfolio do the recruiting.
Long shifts on quiet streets and every fare a different story. Build a regular run and a name people ask for.
Build something the law does not see. A fence, an after-hours room, a crew. Hierarchy, vetting and consequences are on you.
Lawyer up, accountant up. Open a firm, write contracts, sit on a council seat. The paperwork is real and someone has to draft it.
Grow it, brew it, distil it, sell it. A full chain from field to shelf. Run the depot, set the wholesale price, get up early.
Do not pick a lane. Be a journalist, a columnist, a barfly with a back story. Most of the city is exactly this, and most of the best arcs start here.
Player organisations are built in the city, not on a form. Start small, earn trust, register when you are ready. Staff only step in to make it official.
07 /Public departments
If structure is your thing, these run on chain of command, rosters and radio discipline. Most players never join one and never miss it. The ones who do tend to stay for years.
Government · GOV
An elected Mayor, a City Council and public works. Draft laws, issue licences, hold council sessions. Most seats are won at the ballot box.
Law · LSPD
Patrol, detectives, SWAT. The academy runs every other Sunday. If you want a badge number and a beat, this is the lane.
Emergency · EMS
Hospitals, ride-along medics, a dispensary. A full injury and illness system, and bedside scenes you cannot write anywhere else.
Law · SAHP
Statewide traffic. K-9, pursuit specialists, accident reconstruction. The freeway is the office.
Emergency · LSFD
Engine, ladder, rescue. Live structure calls, freeway pile-ups, brush detail in the hills. Cross-trains with EMS.
Law · OSFM
Arson and fire-crime investigation. Small headcount, deep cases, long arcs alongside the detectives.
08 /The city by numbers
Pulled from the public stats feed the moment this page loads. Nothing rounded up, nothing invented for marketing.
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Vehicles registered
Titled and plated to players.
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Factions
Legal and criminal groups on record.
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Jobs completed
Shifts finished across the city.
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Hours roleplayed
Logged across every character.
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Money in circulation
Bank balances and cash held by characters.
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Criminal records
Filed by the city departments.
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Taxi rides
Booked and driven by players.
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Active in 24 hours
Characters seen in the city.
09 /House rules
The full ruleset is a page of its own and you accept it on your first login. This is the short version everyone in the city can recite.
A hard line on both. We check when we have reason to, and lying about it is a permanent ban.
Your character has one. They run, comply, or fight only when fighting is what that person would do.
If your character did not learn it in the city, they do not know it. Streams and Discord are not evidence.
Use /me to attempt, /do to ask. Nobody writes outcomes for anybody else.
Slurs, harassment and out-of-character threats end your time here on the spot.
Lifestyle matches finances. No petrol-station attendants in supercars without a story that earns it.
10 /One account, every door
One account signs you into the server, the forum, the market and every department site. The staff team are players first; you will meet them in the city long before you meet them in a ticket.
11 /Frequently Asked
Anything else, ask on Discord. Someone already in the city will answer faster than any handbook, and staff read every question.
Ask on DiscordThe lights are on
Writing every evening since July 2026. The market is trading, the departments are recruiting, and there is a lease with your name on it.