u/Dadding_It

I’m exploring an idea and wanted honest feedback from both players and server owners/devs (especially in FiveM).

The idea is NOT a global ban list.

It’s more of a shared RP identity + whitelist system that could include:

For players:

• Create a character profile (name, backstory, traits, etc.)
• Save multiple characters
• Apply to multiple servers using one profile
• Track applications
• Potential tools like:
  • Character creator assistant (e.g. slider suggestions based on a selfie)
  • RP helper tools (scenarios, prompts, guides etc.)

For server owners:

• Centralised whitelist applications
• Player profiles (instead of long forms)
• Notes / incident logs (with evidence)
• Optional cross-server “signals” (not hard bans, just shared info)
• Appeals system
• API integration for servers

The goal is:
Make it easier for players to get into servers, and reduce admin workload for staff.

Questions:

Players:

1. Would you actually use something like this, or prefer starting fresh on each server?
2. What would make you trust (or not trust) a system like this?
3. Would you care about having a persistent RP “identity/profile”?

Server owners/devs:

1. Would you use a system like this or keep everything internal?
2. What would make this a hard no?
3. What feature would make it immediately useful?

Everyone:

• What’s the most frustrating part of RP onboarding right now?

Not selling anything - just trying to figure out if this solves a real problem or not.

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Hey everyone!!

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Didn’t expect this sub to grow like this 😅

I originally made it while publishing my own app and forgot about it for a while.

Looks like it’s becoming a good place for devs to find testers, so I’ll start keeping an eye on things and improving it.

I will add flairs to mark as Testing / Feedback / Published / Brainstorming etc soon.

Use this post to comment your experience with the subreddit and how you think it could be improved.

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