*peeks in* hallo...

[N3vr3ndinBordom]

Hallo

[Metatron]

Hi new person, I am new as well so lets be new together *Angel dances around*

[POOHEAD189]

@N3vr3ndinBordomHellooooooooooo~

[N3vr3ndinBordom]

@Metatron My friend told me about the site so I thought I should give it a go. New people whoo! Hi @POOHEAD189

[Inertia]

Hello, welcome to the site, I guess if you have some questions you can ask little, inexperienced, old me,

Also I guess you'll not be bored anymore since this site sucks up your time like a sponge.

[N3vr3ndinBordom]

@Inertia Guess not. Thanks. Do you know any good rps to join? I'm used to the basic controls and commands on the posting part, but exploring the site is still a little confusing *scratches head feeling like a noob*

[Inertia]

@N3vr3ndinBordom

So there's about three sections (save for nation/arena and others) that most people take part in.

Free, Casual, and Advanced.

Piic

In ascending orders of complexity and difficulty, free being the one that only has a few lines of text, and the roleplay flies by really quickly.
Casual is more in depth, usually taking 2-3 or more paragraphs, and having a certain amount of intricacy compared to free, where you'll be using more stuff like descriptive imagery, and other fancy language techniques. (I personally dwell here alot.)
Advanced is where the big boys play, usually pages of paragraphs are posted and this is where the most 'advanced' writers can test their craft and go into rps that require really long- and meaningful writing.

Now once you've picked one side, either find an rp on the section or look for an rp in the section's interest checks (where people post their ideas on starting an rp and see if they can gather enough 'interest'.) It is found in the subsection of each section. Refer to the picture.

I would link you some, but I think finding an rp suited for you is the best. Sorry, if this confused you.

[POOHEAD189]

I have a small little guide to help out with navigating, but I think @Inertia got it down pat!

[N3vr3ndinBordom]

@Inertia No, no that helps a lot actually. Thank you very much. To be completely honest, I will probably live for casual rps. I'm not the best writer so I probably won't do any advanced ones. But thanks so much for the help. If you want to link any be my guest. I'm up for just about everything. Only downside is I don't have unlimited knowledge on every topic. I really appreciate the explanation, it really did help.

[Inertia]

@POOHEAD189

Link it here, I think mine's not too indepth and a little confusing.

Edit: Since you asked...
@N3vr3ndinBordom

May be joining this one with a friend of mine.

Click meee.

[POOHEAD189]

Here is mine, just in case. @N3vr3ndinBordom

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This site is pretty straight forward (and I think you'll enjoy it). There's 3 kinds of main group RP's.
Free, which is kind of the E for Easy going RP's. Casual, which has a fair amount of writing but not strict. And Advanced, which has a good amount of writing and for people who have been writing/role playing for awhile. Then there are the Nation RP's which have you making continents and governments and countries to RP with in a storytelling/strategy mixture. And there is 1x1 if you just want you and a partner. And then there is the Tabletop like regular D&D, and finally the Arena for combat RP's.

Ok, if you want to join/make an RP. Here is usually the layout. The "Interest Checks" are for people to post their RP ideas. Then when they have a fair amount of players, they create the threads that are located up in Free, Casual, Advanced, etc. Those threads are split up into IC (in character, for actual RP postins), OOC (out of character, to discuss ideas and say you are interested in joining) and CS (character sheets, where you post finished characters).