A Double Standard

[Neptune]

I'm not sure, but one difference is that cursing in the game is entertainment, and cursing on the forum is behavior toward other people. So at least in that case, it isn't a double standard.

[Raze]

Any time a video game says "shat" it's win.

[SuzakuCMX]

I like the cursing, it makes the NPCs feel more characterized. I mean, I'm pretty sure that people cursed like sailors. Dialogue isn't all ponies and rainbows (THISISTHENEWFORUMPHRASE).

[Nabiri]

I like the cursing, it makes the NPCs feel more characterized. I mean, I'm pretty sure that people cursed like sailors. Dialogue isn't all ponies and rainbows (THISISTHENEWFORUMPHRASE).

I'm really happy about the cursing too. I felt like it made the game feel more real.. Less childish. Adult NPCs acting as adults. When cursing is totally avoided in games it just feels like you're being babied. As if that "bad word" might hurt your poor sensitive feelings.
Some of the things they say are also very entertaining.

[HiirNoivl]

Wow, 1.18 must have really been a fantastic patch...

Yes it was. I liked everything about it.

Please do everyone a favor and grow up.

Understanding and accomodating differing points of view is a sign of maturity.

[Mimmo]

....i didnt even know that "shit" was a curse word

[Anonymoose]

Anybody else having flashbacks to that South Park episode?

[Dreamer]

Understanding and accomodating differing points of view is a sign of maturity.

I wasn't talking about the OP's point of view. What I meant was that the condescending/mocking attitude was completely unnecessary for the point he/she was trying to make.

[Eekiki]

Anybody else having flashbacks to that South Park episode?

Yeah! Sing it with me!

Hey! You! Shi--(MODERATOR FACE-SLAPPED)

Awww....

[MariyaShidou]

Any time a video game says "shat" it's win.

Then what happen if a video game has your character calling his/her own brain a "d1ck"? Just curious.