Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

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  • Raidyr

    #1

    Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

    k, this is getting ridiculous. Why do I get kicked from servers, for my first and only infraction, for swearing, in a game where I am shooting people with assault rifles and machine guns? I mean, I would understand if I said "f*ck you admin!", but it has gotten to the point where half the servers I join, I cant say hell/damn/***. So, I propose that we remove the kick/ban part, but server owners/admins can still kick/ban at their discretion.

    Thoughts? Flames?
  • YoDiddy

    #2
    Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

    because people have virgin ears/eyes

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    • John Edmo

      #3
      Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

      Because a lot of the ones that play our MA rated game are in fact a lot younger than that and we are not allowed to teach them any more bad language than they allready know.

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      • Raidyr

        #4
        Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

        Valid point, but my stance on that, is that if they are on the internet, playing a game called Battlefield 2, I am pretty sure they have been exposed to swearing.

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        • imported_Wasp

          #5
          Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

          Originally posted by raidyr
          Valid point, but my stance on that, is that if they are on the internet, playing a game called Battlefield 2, I am pretty sure they have been exposed to swearing.
          They have been exposed to a lot more then they should have.

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          • YoDiddy

            #6
            Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

            Originally posted by John Edmo
            Because a lot of the ones that play our MA rated game are in fact a lot younger than that and we are not allowed to teach them any more bad language than they allready know.
            hell with kids today they could probably teach us some new words

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            • firebug

              #7
              Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

              they are allowed to see and hear 30 odd men be blown to bits with ,machine guns and C4 , but **** is still a shock horroer game to them

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              • JonnyMacFred102
                Member
                • Aug 2005
                • 1995

                #8
                Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

                Because server admins think that the language in video games is completely new to all players and that if we use it, they will be influenced and start too.

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                • jdcthunder

                  #9
                  Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

                  I am all for this game being as realistic as possible. With that in mind I am certain that a few F bombs get thrown around in a real fire fight. Not to mention those other horrible words like S__t and H__l and the real big one Dam_ !!!

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                  • IndianScout

                    #10
                    Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

                    language is enforced because the ROE states..

                    Examples of such rules that are acceptable are:

                    (a) Players may not use explicit, offensive or racist language in-game.

                    (b) Players may not impersonate clan members or other server administrators.
                    this is an optional rule that may be set, while I agree some admins take it a bit far. They are well within their rights to do this on their server..

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                    • scott123

                      #11
                      Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

                      My 9 year old plays BF2. People need to understand that like it or not kids DO play these games.

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                      • Hurricane.CAD

                        #12
                        Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

                        Originally posted by scott111
                        My 9 year old plays BF2. People need to understand that like it or not kids DO play these games.
                        There's a reason why it's rated T. Jeez, DICE should've put blood in so it'd be bumped up to M, and then the only kids playing the game would be the ones whose parents drink themselves to sleep every night. For example, search on youtube for something like "crazy playing bf2" and click on the one that's like Crazy 10 year old playing bf2, that's the kind of kids that would be playing BF2 if it was rated M.

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                        • camper.
                          Member
                          • Dec 2006
                          • 3459

                          #13
                          Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

                          How DARE you expose these kids to such horrible words as "damn"! I consider this an outrage, children should be able to simulate killing Arab people without any of this offensive language about.

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                          • Noble Rotter

                            #14
                            Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

                            I agree with having langauge enforcements. But I wouldn't rate "damn, hell, bloody" as being too strong.

                            One of the "raison d'etre" of almost all 10-13yro boys is to be a potty-mouth. Except a lot of them just use the swear words without knowing their true meaning/usage. So if they hear a new swear word they'll use it with abandon and think it's "cool"....like that 10yro in the YouTube video.

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                            • 7man

                              #15
                              Re: Turn off "No Swearing" kick.

                              Well it don't really matter to me if I get kicked for saying something wrong otherwise all in all its there server

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