Re: Swearing In Battlefield
Getting kicked from a server for saying things that one hears in a PG movie isn't what bothers me about server rules.
What bothers me is when you say things like "commander assets" and you get kicked because the genius server owner put "A$$*" in the text filter box. Not warned, mind you. Kicked. First time. That's fun.
Consequently, even though I don't like swearing in-game, I prefer those servers without language filters. Society is so awash in profanity these days, especially among people in their teens and 20s, that it's awfully hard to imagine living and interacting with young people for any length of time without running into so much of it, that if one were truly offended by every instance, there would be little time left to feel anything but offended all day long.
Life is too short for that. So I ignore it. Like the Head On ads. You have to learn to have your own internal language filter.
And threatening to punch someone's lights out if they swear in front of your kids certainly sounds noble, but I don't think that the aggravated assault charge would really be worth it.
Getting kicked from a server for saying things that one hears in a PG movie isn't what bothers me about server rules.
What bothers me is when you say things like "commander assets" and you get kicked because the genius server owner put "A$$*" in the text filter box. Not warned, mind you. Kicked. First time. That's fun.
Consequently, even though I don't like swearing in-game, I prefer those servers without language filters. Society is so awash in profanity these days, especially among people in their teens and 20s, that it's awfully hard to imagine living and interacting with young people for any length of time without running into so much of it, that if one were truly offended by every instance, there would be little time left to feel anything but offended all day long.
Life is too short for that. So I ignore it. Like the Head On ads. You have to learn to have your own internal language filter.
And threatening to punch someone's lights out if they swear in front of your kids certainly sounds noble, but I don't think that the aggravated assault charge would really be worth it.


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