Profanity filter while playing Black Ops

[Geekosaurus]

We need to apply a language filter to protect all the 13 year olds playing a rated M game...wait what?

I never actually thought of that. I suppose it's out of decency though.

 

[TaboriHK]

He's right. I tried last night and it said it was unacceptable due to "profanity." Nevermind that no one can see names of your classes, or that it's an M-rated game.

I made a class this morning: Assault. Works fine.

Then they changed it last night, because that's when I tried.

 

[Exile714]

I don't think they don't want people saying "assault" specifically, but their profanity filter is just lazy coding. It should have exceptions, and obviously "assault" is top on that list. I too had that problem, as I always name my sub-machine gun class "heavy assault". I don't want to call if rifleman, that doesn't even make sense.

Whoever coded the profanity filter obviously didn't give a damn about making it reasonable, neither did the testers, neither did the company executives. It's embarrassing really.

 

[Sn1P3r M98]

It's totally bullshit!

I tried to make an "Assault" class just now, and it says I can't do it because of profanity. Even a with a space like "A ssault" it doesn't work.

Wow Treyarch, just wow.

 

[XCypherX]

The filters are for mature 14 year olds like myself -with overprotective parents- that turn it off when the parents are gone.

 

[razelas]

A profanity filter for BlOps is an oxymoron.