Something was lacking in the populous industry of online roleplay; Many new communities struggle to create an experience that retains the interest of young minds. These communities struggle to incorporate the elements of fun, realism, and education that teenagers need. We found that focusing too much on one element over the others turns them away. Young adults need a place where learning isn't just lecturing. They need an incentive to take it seriously while never letting it become too personal. Lastly, they need to learn relevant concepts without excessive detail. Come, Code Zero: Liberty County. Our mission was to create a community that could encompass all those traits all at once, something few communities can master. Pretending to be something you want has never been so much cooler.

As we know, every community is plagued with something known as Failure to Roleplay, or the failure of someone to properly roleplay with other players. What matters is how each community combats this issue. In our community, we implement numerous measures to make sure FRP is a thing of the past. During a roleplay session, a moderator is always present to settle disputes between players and enforce rules. Prior to entering a session, players go through a ride-along process with experienced members to learn the ways of proper roleplay. Before entering a specialized role, such as a police officer, the player must go through necessary training before they can execute their duties. An online rule book is accessible through our website so that all players are informed on the rules of roleplay. CZLC boasts a low rate of FRP.