It is quite clear on the packaging that the game is Online Only.
You can mute players: when you enter a game, go to the scoreboard and select Mute All - FYI, some of the most offensive language I have heard is from children playing online games.
If you do hear language that you find offensive you can contact Xbox Live (I believe it is their responsibility, not EA/PopCaps) with details of the player and what was said, however its hard to prove (unless recorded) so may not have any impact
@Switchtrix wrote:It is quite clear on the packaging that the game is Online Only.
You can mute players: when you enter a game, go to the scoreboard and select Mute All - FYI, some of the most offensive language I have heard is from children playing online games.
If you do hear language that you find offensive you can contact Xbox Live (I believe it is their responsibility, not EA/PopCaps) with details of the player and what was said, however its hard to prove (unless recorded) so may not have any impact
to add to this microsoft has made it easy for parents/guardians to ensure safety online while playing a game. what switchtrix said is true if something is being said that you find offensive you may report it to the xbox live enforcement team or you can mute them all together. a more proactive option is to engage into the online safety and privacy i will provide you with all the information you need below.
xbox 360
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/my-account/security/xbox-360-online-safety
xbox one
Community ManagerPlease see the terms & conditions for this game at the following link which indicates 16 as a minimum age to access online features and services:
Additionally, the End User License Agreement: http://www.ea.com/1/product-eulas
