I'm going to try to see how this is received… Do you think the F word is being used to much in video games? Does it add to the appeal of the game at all for you? Does it go into the decision process of purchasing a game?
I realize the times we are in, the F – word is going to be thrown around. I also realize from the start what Strong Language means when I start playing the game.(if that means the F-Word is once or a hundred time it gets the Strong Language rating)
What I don't like is the trend that is being set. I just happen to rent, Fear, Blitz the League and now Rainbow Six Vegas (in that order). To me it seems like developers are going overboard. I mean do terrorist really say the F-Word that much? (I guess in Las Vegas)
To me I think it kind of ruins the game when the swearing goes overboard like in the games I listed. I do feel that a good game is based off of more then just what was written for the script (like game play) but I guess I don't like this trend. (are all rated M games going to have the F-Word from now on?)
Take Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon Advance War fighter 2 (rated teen). Just based off the demo of GRAW and playing half of Rainbow six. I like GRAW a lot better (I probably plan on buying it). The game is great with out having the F-word throw around. Is there a demand to put the F-Word in video Games?
The point being is why go overboard when you don't need to. It doesn't help the game in anyway that I can see? I just hope Master Chief does follow this trend.
I say stop worrying about it. If you cuss then you shouldnt mind. Honestly I play rainbow ALL the time and I didnt even notice once they cussed. Maybe your just looking for it?
I think most of us use adult language in our every day life and things like that dont stand out. Its just another word. It doesnt make me cringe or go WOW LOOK AT THE BAD LANGUAGE!!!
i personally dont use any profanity at all, but everyone around me is always cussin. and i listen to rap with all those words in it, and it is nothing bad i feel. i have no problem hearing it in games, because to me it just makes the game seem more realistic to real life
i just noticed them saying the f word in games (i started noticing since i got grand theft auto san andreas in 04) and i was suprised by. i don't mind it, but i honestly dont like hearing it all the time.
I'm going to try to see how this is received… Do you think the F word is being used to much in video games? Does it add to the appeal of the game at all for you? Does it go into the decision process of purchasing a game?
I realize the times we are in, the F – word is going to be thrown around. I also realize from the start what Strong Language means when I start playing the game.(if that means the F-Word is once or a hundred time it gets the Strong Language rating)
What I don't like is the trend that is being set. I just happen to rent, Fear, Blitz the League and now Rainbow Six Vegas (in that order). To me it seems like developers are going overboard. I mean do terrorist really say the F-Word that much? (I guess in Las Vegas)
To me I think it kind of ruins the game when the swearing goes overboard like in the games I listed. I do feel that a good game is based off of more then just what was written for the script (like game play) but I guess I don't like this trend. (are all rated M games going to have the F-Word from now on?)
Take Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon Advance War fighter 2 (rated teen). Just based off the demo of GRAW and playing half of Rainbow six. I like GRAW a lot better (I probably plan on buying it). The game is great with out having the F-word throw around. Is there a demand to put the F-Word in video Games?
The point being is why go overboard when you don't need to. It doesn't help the game in anyway that I can see? I just hope Master Chief does follow this trend.tubaloth
i don't see why people care, but maby publishers could add remove foul language option for sounds, just like gears of wars extream content. although i would never turn off the foul language... (and the f word in r6v is used realistically, you think real terrorists are going to be polite, nah thought not....)
I say stop worrying about it. If you cuss then you shouldnt mind. Honestly I play rainbow ALL the time and I didnt even notice once they cussed. Maybe your just looking for it?
I think most of us use adult language in our every day life and things like that dont stand out. Its just another word. It doesnt make me cringe or go WOW LOOK AT THE BAD LANGUAGE!!!
JoshChambers
You serious? In Terrorist Hunt mode the Terrorists say they f-word in about every sentance they speak.
I really don't think the F bomb is really necessary in games - certainly milder swearing has its place in creating atmosphere/tension, but the more explicit stuff really isn't needed.
I say stop worrying about it. If you cuss then you shouldnt mind. Honestly I play rainbow ALL the time and I didnt even notice once they cussed. Maybe your just looking for it?
I think most of us use adult language in our every day life and things like that dont stand out. Its just another word. It doesnt make me cringe or go WOW LOOK AT THE BAD LANGUAGE!!!
Skiramdoo
You serious? In Terrorist Hunt mode the Terrorists say they f-word in about every sentance they speak.
maybe thats why. I typically dont do T-Hunt. I'm a sharpshooter, A&D and retreival player.
i dont mind it in games when they use it in serious situations but when you get games like saints row and every second word is the F word then maybee that is a bit to far.
I'm going to try to see how this is received… Do you think the F word is being used to much in video games? Does it add to the appeal of the game at all for you? Does it go into the decision process of purchasing a game?
I realize the times we are in, the F – word is going to be thrown around. I also realize from the start what Strong Language means when I start playing the game.(if that means the F-Word is once or a hundred time it gets the Strong Language rating)
What I don't like is the trend that is being set. I just happen to rent, Fear, Blitz the League and now Rainbow Six Vegas (in that order). To me it seems like developers are going overboard. I mean do terrorist really say the F-Word that much? (I guess in Las Vegas)
To me I think it kind of ruins the game when the swearing goes overboard like in the games I listed. I do feel that a good game is based off of more then just what was written for the script (like game play) but I guess I don't like this trend. (are all rated M games going to have the F-Word from now on?)
Take Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon Advance War fighter 2 (rated teen). Just based off the demo of GRAW and playing half of Rainbow six. I like GRAW a lot better (I probably plan on buying it). The game is great with out having the F-word throw around. Is there a demand to put the F-Word in video Games?
The point being is why go overboard when you don't need to. It doesn't help the game in anyway that I can see? I just hope Master Chief does follow this trend.tubaloth
What's the big deal with the language? Especially in games that have you killing hundreds of people, like FEAR and Rainbow Six. Its ridicolous that so many people here can complain about language while totally being ok with shooting people, I mean what would bother you more in person, some one cursing, or someone blowing someone's head off?
I'm going to try to see how this is received… Do you think the F word is being used to much in video games? Does it add to the appeal of the game at all for you? Does it go into the decision process of purchasing a game?
I realize the times we are in, the F – word is going to be thrown around. I also realize from the start what Strong Language means when I start playing the game.(if that means the F-Word is once or a hundred time it gets the Strong Language rating)
What I don't like is the trend that is being set. I just happen to rent, Fear, Blitz the League and now Rainbow Six Vegas (in that order). To me it seems like developers are going overboard. I mean do terrorist really say the F-Word that much? (I guess in Las Vegas)
To me I think it kind of ruins the game when the swearing goes overboard like in the games I listed. I do feel that a good game is based off of more then just what was written for the script (like game play) but I guess I don't like this trend. (are all rated M games going to have the F-Word from now on?)
Take Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon Advance War fighter 2 (rated teen). Just based off the demo of GRAW and playing half of Rainbow six. I like GRAW a lot better (I probably plan on buying it). The game is great with out having the F-word throw around. Is there a demand to put the F-Word in video Games?
The point being is why go overboard when you don't need to. It doesn't help the game in anyway that I can see? I just hope Master Chief does follow this trend.tubaloth
I got your back. Swearing isn't needed in games period, does nothing to enhance them. Your idea about option to turn it off is a good one. I have surround sound, but I never use it unless i'm home alone because of what might be said quite loudly while I am playing.
it does add a bit more to a sense of realism, at least in war games. get shot in real life, scream, curse because of the pain, let it out. but in saints row, or like any free roam games, when they talk to eachother casually, they dont need the cursing.
I love hearing "f**k" in games...especially in RS: V, it gave it a more realistic feel to the combat...you can hear the reactions of the terrorists when they get shot at or when their comrades die, and without them saying "f**k" at those moments it just wouldn't hit hard enough to hold the life-like feel the game is creates
Well, let's see. I work at a paintball field and people say **** when a paintball goes flying past their head or when they are likely going to get shot. So if they use the f word in that kind of situation I would assume they would use it more often if it was real bullets going by their head, if someone really did kill their friend, or if they were about to die and knew it.
Well, let's see. I work at a paintball field and people say **** when a paintball goes flying past their head or when they are likely going to get shot. So if they use the f word in that kind of situation I would assume they would use it more often if it was real bullets going by their head, if someone really did kill their friend, or if they were about to die and knew it.
The swearing adds more tension and realisim to a game. If was getting shot at i would be swearing too. swearing is just another thing thats making games more realistic and if the game isnt targeted at a younger audience then mine as well throw them in.
why do people care... if you dont like with is said why dont you do something else besides play video games or even watch tv.... entertainment is full of profanity so unless you think enough people actually care i wouldnt bother...
Well in War games, cussing needs to be exaggerated to get the full affect. You wouldn't hear somebody getting shot at, saying gosh darn.metallica_fan42
lol indeed. If someone was shot in the arm, they wouldn't be saying " oh, darnit I've been shot!"
i dont care. I personally dont swear TOO much, they overdue it in some games to try and be "Cool" like in saints row.. If they r cussin ALOT than it can be a little bit of a turn off but i dont mind, if its appropriate to the type of game then im cool with it. good thing my parents will buy me all those types of games :D
[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]Well in War games, cussing needs to be exaggerated to get the full affect. You wouldn't hear somebody getting shot at, saying gosh darn.IONz
lol indeed. If someone was shot in the arm, they wouldn't be saying " oh, darnit I've been shot!" Yeah my dad was in Iraq and he's like i did not use the F-word i said stuff more like Holy Gee wilker the Mutha Wilkering Building is Welkring Exploding. Then he said that's what i would have sounded like if the F-word was Gee wilker.
What's the big deal with the language? Especially in games that have you killing hundreds of people, like FEAR and Rainbow Six. Its ridicolous that so many people here can complain about language while totally being ok with shooting people, I mean what would bother you more in person, some one cursing, or someone blowing someone's head off? king_bodian
this is the best poing, u guys seem to be ok with killing hundreds, but some syllablys afffect u?
[QUOTE="IONz"][QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]Well in War games, cussing needs to be exaggerated to get the full affect. You wouldn't hear somebody getting shot at, saying gosh darn.StarFoxCOM
lol indeed. If someone was shot in the arm, they wouldn't be saying " oh, darnit I've been shot!" Yeah my dad was in Iraq and he's like i did not use the F-word i said stuff more like Holy Gee wilker the Mutha Wilkering Building is Welkring Exploding. Then he said that's what i would have sounded like if the F-word was Gee wilker. well u play wii, not three sixty, so the cussing environment is totally different
Well in War games, cussing needs to be exaggerated to get the full affect. You wouldn't hear somebody getting shot at, saying gosh darn.metallica_fan42
WTF? Are you related to Hillary Clinton? Seriously, if you don't have a Wii, I would strongly suggest you go buy one and sell your other consoles. Don't like it , Don't buy them.
This post would be like asking if games are to violent. C'mon grow Up.
What's the big deal with the language? Especially in games that have you killing hundreds of people, like FEAR and Rainbow Six. Its ridicolous that so many people here can complain about language while totally being ok with shooting people, I mean what would bother you more in person, some one cursing, or someone blowing someone's head off? king_bodian
I'm going to try to see how this is received… Do you think the F word is being used to much in video games? Does it add to the appeal of the game at all for you? Does it go into the decision process of purchasing a game?
I realize the times we are in, the F – word is going to be thrown around. I also realize from the start what Strong Language means when I start playing the game.(if that means the F-Word is once or a hundred time it gets the Strong Language rating)
What I don't like is the trend that is being set. I just happen to rent, Fear, Blitz the League and now Rainbow Six Vegas (in that order). To me it seems like developers are going overboard. I mean do terrorist really say the F-Word that much? (I guess in Las Vegas)
To me I think it kind of ruins the game when the swearing goes overboard like in the games I listed. I do feel that a good game is based off of more then just what was written for the script (like game play) but I guess I don't like this trend. (are all rated M games going to have the F-Word from now on?)
Take Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon Advance War fighter 2 (rated teen). Just based off the demo of GRAW and playing half of Rainbow six. I like GRAW a lot better (I probably plan on buying it). The game is great with out having the F-word throw around. Is there a demand to put the F-Word in video Games?
The point being is why go overboard when you don't need to. It doesn't help the game in anyway that I can see? I just hope Master Chief does follow this trend.tubaloth
I'm going to try to see how this is received… Do you think the F word is being used to much in video games? Does it add to the appeal of the game at all for you? Does it go into the decision process of purchasing a game?
I realize the times we are in, the F – word is going to be thrown around. I also realize from the start what Strong Language means when I start playing the game.(if that means the F-Word is once or a hundred time it gets the Strong Language rating)
What I don't like is the trend that is being set. I just happen to rent, Fear, Blitz the League and now Rainbow Six Vegas (in that order). To me it seems like developers are going overboard. I mean do terrorist really say the F-Word that much? (I guess in Las Vegas)
To me I think it kind of ruins the game when the swearing goes overboard like in the games I listed. I do feel that a good game is based off of more then just what was written for the script (like game play) but I guess I don't like this trend. (are all rated M games going to have the F-Word from now on?)
Take Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon Advance War fighter 2 (rated teen). Just based off the demo of GRAW and playing half of Rainbow six. I like GRAW a lot better (I probably plan on buying it). The game is great with out having the F-word throw around. Is there a demand to put the F-Word in video Games?
The point being is why go overboard when you don't need to. It doesn't help the game in anyway that I can see? I just hope Master Chief does follow this trend.tubaloth
swearing in games gives it a realism that cannot be said by any other words. sure a little f word here and there is fine, but when games start using them excessively thats when it starts getting funny. swearing in games does not bother me, just makes me smile when they use it alot
Well in War games, cussing needs to be exaggerated to get the full affect. You wouldn't hear somebody getting shot at, saying gosh darn.metallica_fan42
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