). I formed a party with a few unknown players, and one of them told me that he is going to report ANet for my name and that is against the rules.
Do I have a reason to worry?P.S. Again, sorry for my English

). I formed a party with a few unknown players, and one of them told me that he is going to report ANet for my name and that is against the rules.
Do I have a reason to worry?

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Originally Posted by Saint Scarfey
1) ArenaNet block all the words they dont want in their name yours obviously isnt bad 2) Secondly, if any questions are raised, lie. say your a big fan of kate moss and actually you meant she was just dressed in black 4) Incase nobody has noticed, no-one is ever banned. |
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Originally Posted by Saint Scarfey
You will not get banned, or its not very likely at all. This is because of these reasons:
1) ArenaNet block all the words they dont want in their name yours obviously isnt bad 2) Secondly, if any questions are raised, lie. say your a big fan of kate moss and actually you meant she was just dressed in black 3) Black isnt actually offencive.. otherwise byebye black dye 4) Even if you had the smallest chance of getting banned, its not going to happen. Incase nobody has noticed, no-one is ever banned. Theres rules in the game that allow ArenaNet to put the blame on you, such as 'if you accept the trade its your problem' and 'turning on the filter means you do not want swearing, if you turn it off then its your fault if people swear'. Basically its not going to happen, im almost certain. So stop worrying and start playing! Noobs that report for every little thing will be the ones who get banned so dont worry ![]() |
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Originally Posted by MagmaRed
That is what the EULA says. Although I am not a lawyer, or know much about Kate Moss, it is possible her name is a copyright or proprietary right. Although I have seen many names based off of characters or people from other games, movies, TV, etc., it is possible just having Kate Moss in the name will be enough.
The 'Black' part isn't an issue, or shouldn't be though. That, however, is a subjective issue, and would depend on what Anet employee is looking over the reports. If someone in the game assumed it was a racist use of the word, an Anet employee may as well. |
let aanet decide "IF" the person did report you and don't worry to much till you hear from them.