Vulgar language

[Fluffysox]

(07-10-2012 05:25 AM)aaronINdayton Wrote:  You could just not read comments in games with them, right?

What if it was your partner in a 2v2?

[aaronINdayton]

(07-10-2012 05:35 AM)Fluffysox Wrote:  

(07-10-2012 05:25 AM)aaronINdayton Wrote:  You could just not read comments in games with them, right?

What if it was your partner in a 2v2?

Find a new partner

[phrenikos]

Seems more of a nice to have.. think there's more important things that could be looked at first

[hmspilky]

It should be policed in a way, there's a massive different between bad language and abusing people. Ban the abusive people but lets be adults about bad language.

If someone was abusing my kids on the chat I would be fuming, there need to be either policing or parental controls and a way to report abusive people.

[N135]

Mute buttons tend to be the best option. There are some of us who want to just ignore it. Those who really don't want to read it anymore can use the mute button.

[Pmatch]

Yeah I'd honestly like the option to turn off chat entirely. There's really nothing good that usually comes from it in games like these.

[N135]

I think it's good for dicussing strategy. I learned a lot from Art NJ that way.

[Mowmail]

Let it be
Or
Disable chat for offenders

[Pyyrhic]

Agree with most people here, a mute button is generally a good way to go.

[wonderpug]

(07-10-2012 01:34 PM)Pmatch Wrote:  Yeah I'd honestly like the option to turn off chat entirely. There's really nothing good that usually comes from it in games like these.

Huh, I may just be lucky, but my matches so far either have no chat, or friendly comments about how the match is going or how it ended.