Getting started

Join Enterprise

Own the game, install FiveM, read the rules, then connect. The whole path is on this page.

01
Own GTA V on PC
FiveM needs a legal copy of Grand Theft Auto V on PC, from Steam, Epic, or the Rockstar Launcher. Console copies and borrowed accounts will not connect.
GTA V
02
Install FiveM
Download the FiveM client, sign in with the same Rockstar account that owns GTA, and let it finish the first launch before you try to join.
Download FiveM
03
Join the Discord
Announcements, whitelist replies, and staff tickets start there. Read the pinned messages before you ask a question that is already answered.
Open Discord
04
Apply for the whitelist
Enterprise does not let you walk in. Send the application, wait for the reply, then connect. Staff will not skip the line because you asked in general chat.
Open the application
05
Connect to the city
Search PGN Enterprise 2.1 in FiveM, use the join code dabkdq, or press Open FiveM below. If the city is full, use the queue instead of reconnecting in a loop.
Join the queue
06
Play a civilian first
Police, EMS, and DOJ are applied for. Spawning into a uniform you were not given is a fast way to get removed. Start as a person who lives in the city.
See the departments

Connect

PGN Enterprise 2.1

Qbox · Whitelist · 18+ · 150 slots

Before you spawn

Pick a name that fits the city. Joke names get you remembered for the wrong reason.
Read the rules once, all the way through, before your first scene.
Set your microphone. Proximity voice is how scenes work.
Stay a civilian until a department accepts you.
If you die, that scene is over. Don't come back for revenge.
When something breaks, report the player or open a Discord ticket. Don't hold court in chat.

Rule basics

Shooting someone needs a scene. Spawn killing and random deathmatch are how people get removed.

A car is not a weapon unless the scene already made it one. Don't run people over to win an argument.

If you would not risk it in real life, don't tank it for a clip. Fear is part of the scene.

Discord, streams, and other characters' knowledge stay out of the scene. Play what this character knows.

You don't decide the other person's outcome. Offer the action. Let them respond.

After you die and respawn, that scene is over. You don't remember who did it or where it happened.