Some sort of ban filter of words you can't use in the game? Is there an online gameplay feature?
I know nothing of the game, though, and am only guessing. Unless this is some obscure joke that I don't get.
Just got my $5 copy of Pure today from Amazon. After installation, I took a look in the game's folder:
um, what?
sorry if you are easily offended
The list goes on and on...
Last edited by Cubit; 12-04-2008 at 07:44 PM.
Some sort of ban filter of words you can't use in the game? Is there an online gameplay feature?
I know nothing of the game, though, and am only guessing. Unless this is some obscure joke that I don't get.
Yeah, it's obviously some kind of word filter list, although why you would keep such a list client side and in plain text is beyond me.
EDIT: Maybe it's a directory that was intended for the server and was unintentionally left in the client install?
I agree. Having the list makes perfect sense (assuming it uses a peer to peer network model or a standard PC client server setup where one player runs the 'server'). But, yeah, having it in plaintext like that does not make sense... it is like some textual Hot Coffee shit just waiting to get blown all out of proportion... the developer and publisher should have known better.
That's bizarre. It can't be simply a ban filter (my first thought) because many of those words would be absurd to ban, and it's way too comprehensive and orderly to be a joke. Maybe it's a generic ban list which is given to the company to specify for themselves?
EDIT: For those who think it's a straight filter list... "Beaver"? Really?
That's the Disney "bad words" list. I've worked on products that had to follow it before.
6... 66. The number of the beaaast!
What a weird list.
Pure is Disney published. Whats odd though is how these lists in all languages are just, like others have mentioned, in plain text format for any ol' kid to stumble upon. Even I'm learning new words. I can imagine Disney would have some angry parents on their hands if any of them discovered this list the game installed on their computer.
Last edited by Cubit; 12-04-2008 at 06:44 PM.
Well, I'll be a schlonging koolielicker... You can't even say 'sexy'?
The best part of this is that the directory is "urbandictionary." Damn inner city minority youths!
Also, bitchin, really? Is that even cussing? I remember that back during the Genesis days in several mags. "Skatin'! Hitchin'! BITCHIN'!"
Heehee. Choad is on the list. Heehee. Mammaries too.
Spanking? This is a game for kids, what if you just got one for yelling about chocolate milk?
Humps is banned! What if you always get stuck on the humps on a certain course?
Last edited by ZekeDMS; 12-04-2008 at 07:22 PM.
gay is on the list too
I've always wanted to learn how to swear in Dutch. Now, thanks to Disney, I can!
$5? Was it the sale of the day for games or something?
Wow, there are words there I don't know.
Hell one of them is the name of CGI cartoon character on Adult Swim.
chogglepants is NOT on the list!
Well, I don't disagree that banning beaver is overboard, but I've seen worse. A friend tried to name a band 5ht in Rock Band (5-hydroxytryptamine aka serotonin) when the game first came out and got denied (band name disallowed from Live play), presumably because they thought he was trying to write 'shit' in some variant of l33t sp34k.
What is all this woman2woman shit? Does that get said a lot in online games?
I like how they included the mispelling of 'nazies.'
And yet, xXoicu8cmen2dayXx is still an Xbox Live member.
Haha that's awesome
This is incrediawesome. I especially like "Slattern", just in case your gran gets online and starts to trash-talk.
KG
I want to see what the other language files are like from that folder. I need to catch up on my russian swearing.
KG
As someone who was a cunning linguist back at university that would be my dream job. This was one of my favourite resources.
I'm wondering: are there differences between the English_USA and English_UK list?
edit: never mind. I found a compound list at http://pastebin.com/pastebin.php?dl=f1ae46962 and they are different.
I love it that "breezersletje" made it into the Dutch list. Alan, if you need any help with the pronunciation, just ask!