i really couldn't care less about the whole "Protect the children" argument, its that if i want to view porn or read some forums or watch an M rated t.v. show I will go and do those things on my own, but if I want to play a few SC2 games on custom maps that are good, than i don't feel like dealing with porn, or seeing swears or sexual/racial slurs spammed across the game map, i want to kill nerds on the internet.Kurokami said:Would you like your post to be removed due to swearing? After all, a child could possibly view it.ryuke2009 said:i really don't see a problem here, blizzard has the full right to ban maps that have immature porn or swears on them. people need to calm the fuck down about this because monitoring and removing inappropriate content is quite common these days anyway.hell someone try and post some porn on THESE forums and watch what happens...i doubt anyone would ***** about The Escapist banning people and removing posts of those who link porn or anything else that violate their forum policy. So why is Blizzard so different?
I'm fine with it in concept, I'm just wondering how much leeway they are giving the maps, and where exactly they're gonna be drawing the line.
as for how much leeway blizzard will give on regulating maps...well i never read the policy they threw up but there will probably be some growing pains between them and the mapmakers for the first few months of the game. then the mapmakers will get use to what blizzard doesn't like and blizzard will probably let the mapmakers get away with more stuff they put on their maps. only time will tell i suppose but i still think people are over reacting to it and still need to adjust from the old SC1/WC3 system which sounds to me like a cesspool of crap that gamers needed to dig through to get do stuff like DotA.