SE's content is rated Teen. Online content is not rated. Therefore any inappropriate posing that is done by the players, SE is not responsible for and doesn't fall under the Teen rating.I think you should relook at the box of the game again. It's rated T for Teen, not M for Mature. So far the only "mature" content is tongue in cheek style stuff you'd see in any anime. Like the pugilist guildmaster enjoying watching kitty girls giggle and frolic in the lake, or whatever. Even the fate where you escort the courtesan is still clean in that the customer takes her on into a hut and you don't see either of them again till the fate respawns. But there's ERPers who prefer being way more graphic than SE ever intended. You don't blame the solution, you blame the problem that forced the solution.
Sounds good, I figured the petitions were everywhere and they helped, but if not, cool beans. I guess the only thing they will listen to is more likes on the first message in the thread like they did in Beta? I don't know. Either way I think the blatant censoring because of a select few actions is not the answer.
Not sure what my thoughts are on this
I hope you understand that this will not, in any way, prevent the taking of inappropriate screenshots. People already take inappropriate screenshots with the emotes we have. Yet you guys are still worried about that?We're glad you guys are excited for the new emote to use in Free Company Housing beds, and understand many of you want to use it elsewhere as well. However, the team has decided against the use of this emote in other places to prevent the taking of not especially appropriate screenshots. Likewise, the new emote cannot be used on Inn beds because lying down on that bed logs a player out of the game.
This is a game with references to rape, sexual exploitation, threesomes (Ruby-Eyes, Sapphire-Eyes, and Longhaft, anyone?), legal prostitution (both a FATE in Costa del Sol and NPCs in Thanalan), replete with suggestive conversation and commentary, and you're worried about inappropriate screenshots? o_O
I think your priorities are skewed.
I know that you're still scarred from your apparent interactions with Moon Guard, but seriously, if you'd just not gone to Goldshire, you wouldn't have had a problem. BTW, WyrA's Goldshire was just as bad before CRZ.The thing is, I was subjected to them inappropriate things in WoW, especially when they merged a certain server with all other rp servers. I don't play these games to see the sick perverted minds of kids. I play the game for rp, and story and to have fun. If them people want to get their kicks, they can take it to the player housing out of sight of everyone else. You and a few others might not like the solution, but the fact is, this behavior is a real problem and shouldn't be encouraged. If they need to get off to virtual characters doing things like that, there's plenty of sites that offer them that content. There's even mmo games devoted to that stuff.
This game has plenty of perverted references in it already. A sleep emote isn't going to change that, and it isn't going to prevent "inappropriate screenshots." And ERP is still going to happen no matter what you do.
Sorry but WRA's goldshire was nothing like moon guards. Yeah they had newbie rp, most often boring, and god moders. But every time I had visited it, there wasn't any ERP. And after CRZ, MG spread to all inns everywhere. Lakeshire, Darkshire, everywhere. It probably isn't as bad now because that game is on its death bed on life support at this point.I know that you're still scarred from your apparent interactions with Moon Guard, but seriously, if you'd just not gone to Goldshire, you wouldn't have had a problem. BTW, WyrA's Goldshire was just as bad before CRZ.
This game has plenty of perverted references in it already. A sleep emote isn't going to change that, and it isn't going to prevent "inappropriate screenshots." And ERP is still going to happen no matter what you do.
But as I said, inconsiderate ERPers who love making public spectacles, this decision by SE I view as a deterrent. Overall, I love this new laying down animation, especially for miqo'te. And it's only because of the bad apples, we wont be able to use it in the open world. Defending the bad apples and railing on SE for trying to combat it, helps no one. Maybe we as players, should find a solution to make everyone happy?
Overall, I view the decision more like "Hey we are tossing this emote in as a bonus for player housing". And it also makes more sense to relax in a bed in the player housing area, than in a field full of wild beasts, or in towns/villages that use the beds currently for sick/wounded and citizenry. Even in coerthas, the beds are reserved from an IC point of view, to the Ishgardians. Just like in Drybone, the beds are reserved for the suffering hobos and citizenry of the area.
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And what if we're roleplaying someone sick or wounded, or a citizen of one of those small towns, or an Ishgardian, or a "suffering hobo"? It's not like those beds are off limits for RP.Overall, I view the decision more like "Hey we are tossing this emote in as a bonus for player housing". And it also makes more sense to relax in a bed in the player housing area, than in a field full of wild beasts, or in towns/villages that use the beds currently for sick/wounded and citizenry. Even in coerthas, the beds are reserved from an IC point of view, to the Ishgardians. Just like in Drybone, the beds are reserved for the suffering hobos and citizenry of the area.
As far as a solution to make everyone happy - such a thing would not involve restricting an emote to a very particular, instanced location in the game.
Regardless of ERPers. The whole idea of a game like this is to have the widest range of freedom to have fun the way you want. Normal RPers would rejoice in the ability to lay down on the ground. Perhaps even allowing Miqote Males to actually sit down instead of balancing on their toes? Limiting the many because of the few doesn't sound like a good business model if you ask me.
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