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- Les-bian is banned? wtf? It's not a bad word, is this some ****phobic thingy?
- The word 'Sex-ist' is banned? wtf? It's important in AOE2 community that sexism can be called out.
(but awesome that you can turn it off, gonna do that now)
+1, that's the spirit all should have
Fun fact: Microsoft had to do the same for DE and even added a profanity filter for in game-chats -- which you (officially) cannot turn off.
True, and it must be admitted that they went way more far than Voobly. There's a lot of random words that become "****" on DE even though they may not even be considered actual insults. Topics about this get constantly created on their official forum: for example, [You must login to view link] is probably the most followed and [You must login to view link] is the most recent. Honestly, the Voobly filter is fine and you can turn it off if you don't like it anyway.
Fun fact: Microsoft had to do the same for DE and even added a profanity filter for in game-chats -- which you (officially) cannot turn off.
- not consider words like sexist or **** profanity, because they are not, and it's kind of offensive that they are treated as such.
- putting in the right spelling of titties.
I'm trying to be constructive here.
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