Onboarding

Getting Started in Mesa Indigo

New to FiveM roleplay? Start here. This walkthrough guides you through Discord, rules, applications, FiveM setup, character creation, and your first fly in.

1

Join the Discord

Start in the community Discord so you can read announcements, ask questions, and meet staff.

Join Discord
2

Create your website account

Use Discord SSO so your account can be connected to applications and onboarding progress.

Log In
3

Read the rules

Learn the expectations before scenes begin. Rules protect roleplay quality for everyone.

Read Rules
4

Learn roleplay basics

Understand IC, OOC, FailRP, metagaming, powergaming, scene etiquette, and voice expectations.

Review Basics
5

Submit a whitelist application

If whitelist mode is enabled, submit your application and wait for staff review.

Apply
6

Set up FiveM and voice

Install FiveM, confirm GTA V works, and configure the required voice settings.

Setup Guide
7

Create your first character

Build a believable person with goals, limits, and a reason to be in the city.

Character Tips
8

Fly in

Once requirements are complete, connect through the configured CFX join URL.

Fly In

Onboarding Progress

Join the Discord
Create your website account
Read the rules
Learn roleplay basics
Submit a whitelist application
Set up FiveM and voice

Ready?

The Fly In button checks current access rules before opening the CFX join URL.

Roleplay Basics

IC / In Character

Everything your character says, knows, and does inside the story.

OOC / Out of Character

Real-world conversation outside the roleplay scene.

FailRP

Actions that break believable roleplay or ignore server expectations.

RDM

Random deathmatch, attacking someone without valid roleplay reason.

VDM

Vehicle deathmatch, using a vehicle as a weapon without valid roleplay.

Metagaming

Using information your character did not learn in-character.

Powergaming

Forcing outcomes or giving your character unrealistic power.

New Life Rule

After certain deaths, your character should not return with full memory of the scene.

Value of Life / Fear RP

Act as if your character values survival when threatened.

Scene etiquette

Give other players room to speak, react, and build the moment.

Priority scenes

Major active scenes that may limit new high-impact scenes until resolved.

Emergency service interactions

Let police, fire, and EMS roleplay their work without rushing the scene.

Voice chat expectations

Use clear audio, stay in character, and avoid disruptive background noise.

Character development

Let your character grow gradually through relationships, choices, and consequences.