Abuse of the( backslash E m command)

[tyrantdragon]

Might I add this is a child's game set at rated teen and I have already brought this attention and reported it and I was specifically instructed to post it on this website so let's let things be as it is because you do not want to understand the definition of other conduct because it could be detrimental

[Ilmoran]

Might I add this is a child's game set at rated teen

Technically, the game content published by SE is rated T; what other people say is not subject to the rating, hence "Other: Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB".

That said, it sounds like a better way to phrase this would be to say "The /em command should be governed by the profanity filter like other chat methods".

Something else that would be handy is if emotes and custom emotes were separated in the chat window filters, that way individuals could disable custom emotes from their own user experience (just like other chat methods), without removing the functionality from everyone and still being able to see the built-in emotes.

Edit: So, they are already separated in the chat window, you can disable custom emotes.

[Nezerius]

Something else that would be handy is if emotes and custom emotes were separated in the chat window filters, that way individuals could disable custom emotes from their own user experience (just like other chat methods), without removing the functionality from everyone and still being able to see the built-in emotes.

They already are separated. Just click on the little cogwheel next to the chat tabs to go to log settings, and check off custom emotes.

This completely fixes OP's problem.

[Ilmoran]

They already are separated. Just click on the little cogwheel next to the chat tabs to go to log settings, and check off custom emotes.

This completely fixes OP's problem.

Apologies; I was at work when I posted that, so I assumed it wasn't the case already. I meant to check when I got home and follow up, but I forgot. Thanks for clarifying that!

[Ashelia_Ferron]

Might I add this is a child's game set at rated teen and I have already brought this attention and reported it and I was specifically instructed to post it on this website so let's let things be as it is because you do not want to understand the definition of other conduct because it could be detrimental

In case you didn't know, the ESRB does NOT rate online interactions. Their ratings are solely based on what is experienced in-game by NPCs and the like.

All online interactions are not rated because it's basically "anything goes".

If you don't think this game is appropriate for your child, then it's up to you as a PARENT to deal with it. The game shouldn't have to be coddled just to let parents be lazy in terms of allowing their kids to play specific games.