Updated for 2025: This GTA RP FAQ answers the most common questions for beginners and experienced roleplayers. Whether you’re wondering how to join GTA RP or what rules to follow, this is your go-to guide.
What is GTA RP and How Does It Work?
GTA RP (Grand Theft Auto Roleplay) is a multiplayer modification where players assume the role of a character in a persistent world. Instead of typical GTA gameplay, everything follows RP rules — from speaking in character to obeying laws and server guidelines.
How to Play GTA RP
To start, you need to install a client like FiveM or RageMP. Once installed, browse servers based on your preference — beginner-friendly, realistic, or whitelist-only.
Check out our full tutorial on how to join a GTA RP server if you’re just getting started.
GTA V RP Registration and Application
Some GTA V roleplay servers require a registration process. This usually involves filling out a form, answering RP questions, and joining a Discord server for further instructions. Whitelist servers often include a voice interview.
If you’re a beginner, consider checking our curated list of non-whitelist GTA RP servers for beginners.
GTA V RPing Rules You Need to Know
Every server has its own rulebook, but the most common RP rules include:
- No RDM (Random Deathmatch)
- No VDM (Vehicle Deathmatch)
- No Metagaming
- No Powergaming
- No Fail RP
Common GTA RP Terms and Slang
Learning RP terminology is key to surviving and thriving in the server. You can study our full GTA RP Slang Guide for all essential definitions like OOC, DWC, ERP, and more.
How to Check GTA RP Server Quality
Before joining, always check the server’s website or Discord for uptime, rules, player count, and past issues. You can find updated recommendations on our Top 10 GTA RP Servers list.
Is GTA RP Free?
Yes, most servers are free. Some whitelist servers may ask for donations or paid priority, but playing is generally accessible to all. Downloading FiveM is also free.