FC Application?

[Makior72]

Mine is a casual FC but we still use an application on our site to filter recruits. Why? Because hard core raiders probly won't be happy in my FC.

[Jacosta]

Both FC I've ever been in just sent me a /tell while I was running around the city and asked if I wanted to join...I think the hardcore endgamers are the ones that do this, so if you don't like being in a group w/ those types then don't bother with those applications.

[Pseudopsia]

An application saves me time. It's so I don't have to ask the same questions again and again through chat.

Need to filter out:Immature players, and players who can't meet our raiding schedule.

[Alhanelem]

Come to my server and I'll take you without an application <3

[Sayura_]

I hate long applications so I made mine super short and not required.

[darkstarpoet1]

the applications are for a different type of fc then the type you want to be in. the better groups will always have an application process. some may be longer and more detailed than others, but they will have one. these days i'd be more wary of joining a fc that doesn't have an application than one that does.

[Aerostein]

I can understand it for a raiding guild, that is to be expected. I don't understand the whole point with a 'casual' guild though. I could understand a brief interview beforehand to see if you 'fit in', but an application just seems unnecessary for non-hardcore guilds.

I'm always wary of those casual guilds (hardcore as well to a lesser extent.) that require it as there will often be cliques already made most likely from past games. I prefer not to be in one of those where favoritism runs rampant. Of course, I'm sure there are exceptions to that. It's one of those things that can't be helped though. So being 'better' is completely subjective. Just my opinion.

[Doo]

It's understandable if the guild is popular and they get many request to join, there's a lot of terrible and rude players out there.