SinCity RP Streets Chat Policy Update

Summary

SinCity RP announces the removal of drug sales chat channels and a shift toward under-the-radar street gameplay. The update emphasizes strategy, trust, and smarter roleplay while departments tighten enforcement and investigations. This change aims to restore balance and create earned opportunities for all community members.

📣 PRESIDENTIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 📣

As President, it is my duty to create balance, opportunity, and real fun for ALL walks of life in our city.

Today, I’m making a major change for the STREETS. Effective immediately, drug sales chats are being completely removed.

This decision comes with purpose — those chats created too much exposure, too much meta, and too many eyes in places they don’t belong. Moving forward, the streets are yours to operate under the radar, the way it should’ve always been.

This is a new era of strategy, trust, and intelligence. Move smart. Build your network. Stay low.

At the same time, understand this: our departments will be evolving too. Enforcement will get sharper, investigations will get deeper, and nothing will be handed to either side.

⚖️ Balance will be maintained.
🎯 Opportunity will be earned.

May the best man win.
— President Curt J. Banks

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