I’ve been playing on this ERLC roleplay server for a while now, and overall, it has a lot of potential. The community is generally active, the scenarios can be creative, and when things are running smoothly, the roleplay experience is genuinely fun and immersive. Players often put effort into their scenes, and it can feel like a really solid RP environment. However, there’s one major issue that keeps holding the server back: whenever staff members are online, the experience actually becomes worse. Instead of helping roleplay flow better, it often feels like everything gets shut down or restricted. There have been multiple times where we weren’t even allowed to roleplay properly because of overly strict or inconsistent enforcement of rules. Scenes get stopped abruptly, minor issues get escalated, and it creates a tense atmosphere instead of a fun one. Staff presence should improve a server, not make it feel less enjoyable. Moderation is important, but it needs to support roleplay — not prevent it. When staff aren’t actively interfering, the server can be really enjoyable. But when they’re online, it sometimes feels like players are walking on eggshells rather than focusing on good RP. I really hope the staff team reflects on this and finds a better balance between enforcing rules and allowing organic, creative roleplay. The server has great potential — it just needs moderation that enhances the experience instead of limiting it.