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Away with profanity in crafting style names, please
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Alchemical✭✭✭✭✭Yeah you can just turn it off, but it also, apparently, impacts your ability to name things. Like my argonian guild 'Sweet Water' was forced to have a - in the middle of it, and in chat it comes up as 'Swee****er'. Which imo is both ridiculous and also sounds more like profanity than the original words. Or at least if someone called me a Sweeer I'd assume it was an insult.3 -
VerboseQuips✭✭✭✭✭I just think the profanity filter should replace every occurrence of forbidden words with "abavarlor" instead of using little stars.My characters:Main and crafter: A Breton magicka templar named Erwann Sorril
Alt 1: A Bosmer sorcerer named Tuuneleg
Alt 2: An Imperial dragonknight named Gaius Tullius Hastifer
Alt 3: An Argonian vampire/nightblade named Observe-le-Xanmeer
Alt 4: A Nord werewolf/dragonknight named Sigurd Hurlevent
Alt 5: A Breton sorcerer named Gilian Sorril (he's Erwann's younger brother)
Alt 6: A Khajiit nightblade named Jolan-dar
Alt 7: A Nord warden named Sigurmar Hurlevent (he's Sigurd's younger brother)
Alt 8: An Altmer templar named Oioriel
Alt 9: An Argonian stamina Warden named Danse-avec-les-Rainettes
Alt 10: A Redguard templar named Neemokh af-Corelanya
Alt 11: A Nord stamina sorcerer named Olga Écoute-Vent
Alt 12: A Breton magicka Warden named Ian Sorril
Alt 13: A Dunmer magicka necromancer named Ilmoran Dren
Alt 14: An Orc stamina necromancer named Norgol gro-Borziel
Alt 15: A Nord magicka necromancer named Thorgen Givresang
Alt 16: An Imperial magicka dragonknight named Publius Valeirus Hastifer (Just call him "Valerio" - he's Gaius younger troublemaker of a brother)
Main in NA (For collaborative events): A Breton magicka nightblade named Titouan Sorril (long-lost brother of Erwann and Gilian)2 -
rpa✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭I'm bad at remembering to turn the profanity filter off until I type something like 'put on' and it gets censored. I'm actually tempted to turn it back on to expand my vocabulary in random languages.0 -
Merlight✭✭✭✭✭Found another: Can anyone confi****hat *** runs rampant in ESO?
EU ‣ Wabbajack nostalgic ‣ Blackwater Blade defender ‣ Kyne wanderer
The offspring of the root of all evil in ESO by DeanTheCat
Why ESO needs a monthly subscription
When an MMO is designed around a revenue model rather than around fun, it doesn’t have a long-term future. ― Richard A. Bartle
Their idea of transparent, at least when it comes to communication, bears a striking resemblance to a block of coal. ― lordrichter
... in the balance of power between the accountants and marketing types against the artists, developers and those who generally want to build and run a good game then that balance needs to always be in favour of the latter - because the former will drag the game into the ground for every last bean they can squeeze out of it. ― Santie Claws0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭The filter being oversensitive actually taught me a lot more lewd/bad words in English than I knew before. It's kind of doing the opposite of what it's supposed to.This Bosmer was tortured to death. There is nothing left to be done.2 -
Kiyakotari✭✭✭✭✭
✭SidraWillowsky wrote: »the ****** mightier than the sword
yes, that gets censored. yes, there is a space between "pen" and "is"
Yep, that was the first one I came across, and I promptly went and turned the thing off. It's now on the list of stupid settings I have to change each time I roll a new toon (because, you know, a "turn on/off account-wide settings" option would be too complicated).Edited by Kiyakotari on June 15, 2019 12:06AM0 -
Kiyakotari✭✭✭✭✭
✭Alchemical wrote: »Yeah you can just turn it off, but it also, apparently, impacts your ability to name things. Like my argonian guild 'Sweet Water' was forced to have a - in the middle of it, and in chat it comes up as 'Swee****er'. Which imo is both ridiculous and also sounds more like profanity than the original words. Or at least if someone called me a Sweeer I'd assume it was an insult.
(It assumes you're trying to say that euphemism for a woman's more intimate area that both begins and ends with a 't' and just throwing in spaces or dashes to confuse it. The end result is a very different kind of confusion, of course.)0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭SidraWillowsky wrote: »the ****** mightier than the sword
yes, that gets censored. yes, there is a space between "pen" and "is"
And the spirit of SNL Jeopardy is pleased.0 -
LordTareq✭✭✭✭✭What I don’t understand is why people have the profanity filter on in the first place? If someone is spouting profanity just put them on the ignore list!0
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Merlight✭✭✭✭✭Kiyakotari wrote: »(It assumes you're trying to say that euphemism for a woman's more intimate area that both begins and ends with a 't' and just throwing in spaces or dashes to confuse it. The end result is a very different kind of confusion, of course.)
"woman's more intimate area" is an euphemism; the word behind asterisks is not. Euphemism is a word or expression constructed purposely to bypass a filter (human or machine). For example "alternative facts" is an euphemism for "lies".
EU ‣ Wabbajack nostalgic ‣ Blackwater Blade defender ‣ Kyne wanderer
The offspring of the root of all evil in ESO by DeanTheCat
Why ESO needs a monthly subscription
When an MMO is designed around a revenue model rather than around fun, it doesn’t have a long-term future. ― Richard A. Bartle
Their idea of transparent, at least when it comes to communication, bears a striking resemblance to a block of coal. ― lordrichter
... in the balance of power between the accountants and marketing types against the artists, developers and those who generally want to build and run a good game then that balance needs to always be in favour of the latter - because the former will drag the game into the ground for every last bean they can squeeze out of it. ― Santie Claws0 -
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The whales don't exist.Ragged_Claw wrote: »Yeah the whis****e one has always confused the heck (no swearing there) out of me. It's a scientific and perfectly acceptable term for you know, thingy. Think of the poor ***** whales.
Also, sensual bodily products are evil, because.... Reasons.0 -
Kiyakotari✭✭✭✭✭
✭Kiyakotari wrote: »(It assumes you're trying to say that euphemism for a woman's more intimate area that both begins and ends with a 't' and just throwing in spaces or dashes to confuse it. The end result is a very different kind of confusion, of course.)
"woman's more intimate area" is an euphemism; the word behind asterisks is not. Euphemism is a word or expression constructed purposely to bypass a filter (human or machine). For example "alternative facts" is an euphemism for "lies".
Fair enough, I should have used "term" rather than "euphemism." I was just trying not to get censored by the forum software.
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