Even if Battlefield is a mature game, offensive language is not tolerated in our boards and if an admin don't want to have players who are using offensive words in his server, it is his right to ban him.
Cheers
Basti
Even if Battlefield is a mature game, offensive language is not tolerated in our boards and if an admin don't want to have players who are using offensive words in his server, it is his right to ban him.
Cheers
Basti
You act like that should excuse your hypocrisy. If you're so concerned with the integrity of the gaming community and it's image then maybe you should not include the worst swear words into a game's scripting. Have a little authority over your games and the servers. Stop excusing admins who abuse power and ban people for any reason whatsoever. You allow these admin to control the experience you're supposed to be providing when I purchase your titles.
I am banned from several servers for "abuse" when I know damn well I never engage with people unless they're provoking me, or other players, but because they belong to clans that are buddies with the admin, no questions are asked. I see servers allowing certain people to break competitive rules with no consequences while banning other players for calling it out. At what point does EA do anything about this? They don't, they just extrude their next title out and continue on. Right to Rebel banned me because I simply questioned their swearing rules. Didn't provoke it, or swear, only questioned it, and I'm immediately banned, now I have a third party in between me and the promised experience from a title I purchased.
@LibertyisKnockin wrote:
You act like that should excuse your hypocrisy. If you're so concerned with the integrity of the gaming community and it's image then maybe you should not include the worst swear words into a game's scripting. Have a little authority over your games and the servers. Stop excusing admins who abuse power and ban people for any reason whatsoever. You allow these admin to control the experience you're supposed to be providing when I purchase your titles.
I am banned from several servers for "abuse" when I know damn well I never engage with people unless they're provoking me, or other players, but because they belong to clans that are buddies with the admin, no questions are asked. I see servers allowing certain people to break competitive rules with no consequences while banning other players for calling it out. At what point does EA do anything about this? They don't, they just extrude their next title out and continue on. Right to Rebel banned me because I simply questioned their swearing rules. Didn't provoke it, or swear, only questioned it, and I'm immediately banned, now I have a third party in between me and the promised experience from a title I purchased.
Calm down @LibertyisKnockin, EA is not the one kicking you. From Battlelog I see that you play on PC http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf4/user/LibertyisKnockin/ that means that if you are being kicked and banned from servers they are individually rented servers running on the ranked or unofficial preset because official EA servers are on the Official preset which don't allow admins to kick or ban people. Admins who rent servers are allowed to set standards of conduct for their servers, some are very liberal with what type of language and interaction they will tolerate, others demand that you don't use hate speech and some even kick for swearing and trash talking. All of this is permissible under the EA terms of service. If you are kicked or banned from a server for your interaction with their community simply find another server to play on and play some Battlefield.
You can also go to the movies and see an R-rated movie. But if you right after the movie ends begins cursing and swearing at your fellow movie goers, including children, then you might be banned from the movie theater as well.
In short, real life people swearing at you and fictive characters doing the same are two completely different things. That the characters in game are swearing is no excuse for you to be unpleasant.
