Add a Profanity Filter for BF6

soo the profanity for you is bad but killing others is fine?

Seriously why buy a military shooting game and cry about language? 

Soldiers for the last century as the very least have been finding a way to use the "F" word in almost every sentence, even when not under fire. So not only is this a play to realism, but in all honesty how are you ok with shooting people in the face over and over again in the space of minutes, but hearing profanity is triggering?  How is profanity more indicative of an adult "rating" than actually killing soldiers in close quarter combat?   Let these poor soldiers, who you have so much fun sending to their deaths, at least cuss when they get their insides chewed up by hot metal. 

I understand your point about the violence. For sure, it’s a FPS and violence comes with the territory, like any other game. However, it’s a choice of convenience. Knowing that millions of kids will purchase the game - Does yelling out the most graphic, profane swear actually enhance the gameplay? No. Would it harm anyone to have a filter put in? No. When millions of players have the game playing within earshot for kids to hear, would it not be convenient to be able to mute the F-bombs? Yes. 

I get it for sure. I’m just saying for those that may wish to mute those words, give them the option. For those that don’t want to hear it, leave it out. The game itself has muted violence because the audience can only stand so much - do we see limbs blown off or brains squished out? Are entrails scattered everywhere? No, because that goes too far. All I’m saying is that I’m sure millions of players would probably make use of the profanity filter if it was available. 

Never understood these kind of comments.

You play a game about killing and exploding people, meant to be played by adults, filled with violence and war, and your biggest issue are not nice words? Jesus.......i have no words.

Another totally pointless thread.

I appreciate your level headed response. Would it be convenient, yes. Should it be? Understand that if the kids are in earshot, your argument is now that it is ok for them to hear constant gunfire for hours.  If you think kids are mature enough to listen to warfare and the sounds of people dying, then why do they need protection from the profanity?  Which is more profane?  If anything I find games like fortnight more atrocious and evil, they do not drop fbombs but instead make killing colorful and cartoony

This is all philosophical, but it sounds like you are trying to make simulated warfare more kid friendly? 

For everybody saying this is dumb or they cant understand this point of view, lets not pretend that ridiculous millennial/reddit use of profanity in so much content is a real issue and is annoying as hell.  I would typically agree with op's sentiment IF the source material was something other than modern warfare.

I appreciate your candor. The fact is, FPS are fun and every age group plays them. My only request would be to limit the constant f-bombs by choice. If you want them, go for it. Not even considering removing them. But language and violence are two separate things. For the 10-20% that would prefer to have it off, why not allow that. Do you turn off Motion Blur? Can you adjust controller sensitivity? Can you change Hit indicator color? Then why not a choice to turn off profane language? 

You are spot on.  So many people would love this option. I'm not buying the game because they haven't included it.  I'm BF3 and 4 we had the option to change dialogs to a foreign language.  I'd even be okay with that.

I can't support your views enough. I tried reaching out to various people at Dice/EA and was mostly ignored.  I'm afraid it's just the way the world is moving.

In some places you can be issued a disorderly conduct citation for using f bombs in front of minors. Yet, people continue to act like it's nothing, and don't think it's even endearing for children and young teens to curse like this. 

I support you man.  I wish we could bring about an option that would cater to more.