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Well my clan has a policy on our server that swearing is against rules. My THEORY is that it may be a deterrent for people to come to the server if they know this. (or see others warned/kicked for it)
So i would like to hear your opinions on the matter. Thanks :)
I think the no swearing thing is quite asinine when you're playing a game where people gib all over the place and the entire premise centers around killing others.
I'm 17, I live in Scotland of all places, yet I still prefer it if people wouldn't swear. Why? you ask, well it's just hardly ever necissary. I don't mind swearing if something really bad happens like the team is on a losing streak, but otherwise I don't mind a non-swearing server.
Like a post above said; the responsibility of children playing on servers without swearing falls to the parents that bought them a 16+ game. Although, many adults also dislike swearing which is where Oli's idea of a watershed comes in. This way it is possible to have the children and adults that dislike swearing to have time on your server as well as some people who have a more.. colourful vocabulary so to speak =]. 9pm sounds good to me.
I'm indifferent, but some people might have the PC in a family room with speakers that can be heard by their children, even if the screen can't be seen. They might not appreciate people screaming obscenities down their microphone at 6pm when there is no need for it.
Originally posted by BobTheJob
Forcing restrictions on people when they want to express themselves is worse than swearing.
Very true but no one is forcing you to play on the server.
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