I myself like groups with some rules. It keeps everything sorted out and neat and that sorta soothes my OCD with such things. However if they get a bit too strict to the point they will kick you just for disrupting one little rule (intentional or not) it's a little harsh. And some rules really don't make sense at times or are generally just not needed. And I usually would want no part of something like that.
I myself like groups with some rules. It keeps everything sorted out and neat and that sorta soothes my OCD with such things. However if they get a bit too strict to the point they will kick you just for disrupting one little rule (intentional or not) it's a little harsh. And some rules really don't make sense at times or are generally just not needed. And I usually would want no part of something like that.
I can relate, I have OCD a bit too so a group that is not moderated right and does not have rules, does not really appeal to me.
Depends on the rules, and what one person would consider "strict" is not the same as probably another person would also consider strict. It's opinion based.
I prefer groups with a good set of rules, and a good community starts off with a good set of rules and order. I've joined my fair share of role plays where the chaos was too much for me to handle. Rules regarding respect is big, and I appreciate roleplays that hold their members to a standard. Rules don't always mean "strict" and I've come to realize that having joined multiple myself with rulesets that some would consider "strict" and yet the community is fantastic. Size and color restrictions are also important if the roleplay has a certain setting or a vibe.
At the end of the day, it all comes down to preference. If a long list of rules isn't someone's preference then FH has other options available to them. ^^ Creativity doesn't end at the rules imo.