Also no. Beyond profanity and copyright issues I don't see a need to spend customer support and other resources on this. Just because a sequence of letters is gibberish in your language doesn't mean it's not a valid name in another. So why actually "police" this?
By the way, Everquest specifically allows names containing phrases, they just don't accept numbers or special characters.
People throughout history have literally had Phrases that were their names.
This is also pretty much a non-issue. Just turn of character names in the nameplate overlay if it bothers you so much.
spartaxoxo wrote: »Names are policed for things like racism and copyright. They don't need rules beyond that.
Quethrosar wrote: »Also no. Beyond profanity and copyright issues I don't see a need to spend customer support and other resources on this. Just because a sequence of letters is gibberish in your language doesn't mean it's not a valid name in another. So why actually "police" this?
By the way, Everquest specifically allows names containing phrases, they just don't accept numbers or special characters.
i played EQ in 2000 - 2001 and remember GMs running around enforcing name changes.
This, now as an officer in a guild I tend to skip people in wanting to join and have an edgelord style name as then list is long they go last, sorry XxXxKILLERxXxX your not the chosen one.UndauntedValiance wrote: »[snip]
It's a video game, people will play it how they like with whatever keyboard mashed name they like because it's a game and ultimately the name does not matter. If they WANT to give their character a real name for their OWN immersion, fantastic.
If they want to be XxXTrogdorTheBurninatorXxX and blast mobs with inferno staves all day that's THEIR choice and they're allowed to make it.