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5/31/2013 7:26:58 AM
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How do we keep Destiny clean?
Destiny is looking to be a beautiful, elegant, and intellectual gaming experience, and while I'm sure that everyone here will treat it and their fellow gamers with respect after the launch, I am not looking forward to playing alongside the crude and immature people that will doubtlessly pop up. Call me elitist, but nothing can ruin your emersion into a game world worse than a foul mouthed 15 year old t-bagging and yelling homophobic/racist slurs, much like in almost every other online game in existence. That being said, I am very excited to share the game world with other players as we protect the City, and I just don't want to have to deal with... that. How will we, as level headed adults (I'm assuming) deal with this when it arises? What will/should Bungie's Policy be on obscenity?
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2 RepliesI'm glad there is no proximity chat so I don't have to hear those whiny brats. Dark Souls has taught me some simple emotes are all you need to convey a message. I came up on some level 2-3 guys in a firefight with a pack of vandals, I jumped in and scored a few headshot kills and a throwing knife to the face of the last enemy standing. Walked up to the other players and took a bow then sped off on the sparrow. Just last night I was doing a public event and it was just my new Lvl 3 warlock and a random Lvl 8 Titan. We fought hard and worked together, we finished the event, saluted each other and went our separate ways.
