Don't ask how I came up with this thought, but I'm just looking for opinions and thoughts from anyone who reads this thread.
This thread will mostly reflect something I don't think many people have thought about for GW2: The language and wording.
What do I mean by this? "Curse" words such as damn and bastard.
You don't see them in Guild Wars (unless I'm blind...), but is it possible to think GW2 will push a little into that area of words? I was just wondering if you'd want to see this kind of language in GW2, or just keep it "friendly" with the wording.
EDIT: I must be blind for overlooking Damned Clerics and Kessex Peak.
Also, I'm prepared for the random GO RED ENGINE stuff. If it occurs, I can't help it, so blah blah blah.
Thank you for reading this thread.
The Language Of Guild Wars
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Originally Posted by StormDragonZ
You don't see them in Guild Wars (unless I'm blind...), but is it possible to think GW2 will push a little into that area of words? I was just wondering if you'd want to see this kind of language in GW2, or just keep it "friendly" with the wording.
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Rurik says "Balthazar be damned" in the Ruins of Surmia cutscene...
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http://gw.gamewikis.org/wiki/Damned_Cleric
If you have the chat filter on, this enemy is censored if you call the target.
GW has a few "bastard swords," but none of them are labeled as such.
http://gw.gamewikis.org/wiki/Lesser_Highlander_Blade is one example of a bastard sword, off the top of my head.
I don't think it makes sense to include more curse words, since doing so will increase the ESRB rating. ANet wants return customers, and I don't see why they would go above a "Teen" rating like they have now.
If you have the chat filter on, this enemy is censored if you call the target.
GW has a few "bastard swords," but none of them are labeled as such.
http://gw.gamewikis.org/wiki/Lesser_Highlander_Blade is one example of a bastard sword, off the top of my head.
I don't think it makes sense to include more curse words, since doing so will increase the ESRB rating. ANet wants return customers, and I don't see why they would go above a "Teen" rating like they have now.
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If it's not necessary I wouldn't want them to add it.
That being said however, if it is a descriptive, such as Damned Cleric, or to convey emotion, such as Balthazar be damned, I think that's okay. I wouldn't want some character running around using f*** every other word though. Overall, I think they strike a good balance in the game as it is now.
That being said however, if it is a descriptive, such as Damned Cleric, or to convey emotion, such as Balthazar be damned, I think that's okay. I wouldn't want some character running around using f*** every other word though. Overall, I think they strike a good balance in the game as it is now.
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Originally Posted by The Bard
there's no reason why they'd want to use bad language in their game... unless they want to keep people from buying the game.
cursing in general just proves a persons inability to use the language... =/ |
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Originally Posted by Operative 14
If it's not necessary I wouldn't want them to add it.
That being said however, if it is a descriptive, such as Damned Cleric, or to convey emotion, such as Balthazar be damned, I think that's okay. I wouldn't want some character running around using f*** every other word though. Overall, I think they strike a good balance in the game as it is now. |
