10-08-2008, 04:59 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: United Kingdom
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Heh.
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Originally Posted by Personal Conduct Policy
Swearing and vulgarity is a sign of immaturity. It is not an expression of free speech; however even if it was, the Graal Online server is not public property. As much as many kids would like to believe that vulgarity is a part of everyday life, most people eventually grow up and give it up.
The administrators of Graal Online will not be responsible for corrupting of young minds. We know that sounds harsh, but the way Graal is right now: the longer you play, the meaner you get. The vulgarity and harassment is so out of hand that if you spend enough time online you are bound to be influenced by it. Furthermore, this graalian attitude is ruining the game for mature players. Respectable people don't want to play Graal, because Graal is filled with disrespectful people.
The Graal game engine has only gotten better; while the quality of game play has continued to decline. Think back to the days when you started playing graal (assuming you started pre 1.1). A newbie was welcomed into the game world by nice people who were fun to be with. How are newbies welcomed today? At sword point.
We are aware that we will lose some players, but we will only lose players who cannot control themselves. These kinds of players are the trouble-makers anyway. They have nothing good to say about Graal, nor the administrators, nor any of the players. If these people left the game, it would make the game more attractive to a more mature audience. Even players who don't like the new rules can learn to control themselves.
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Originally Posted by Loriel
Seriously, you have ****-all for content and you're not exactly pulling in new developer talent, angling for prestigious titles should be your last concern.
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