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[Skull-Mark_Ladybug]

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Edited May 17, 2025 by MacK

[Corvus]

This is one of the hardest things to do in a kid's game- trying to find enough communication to get the message across, but not too much freedom that ends up in a curse-out.

The best thing, I think, would be to do what some games do- have both. A side for younger members that can only choose pre-made sentences, and another that permits free language, with reservations. It is possible to set up a blocker, right?

[Skull-Mark_Ladybug]

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Edited May 17, 2025 by MacK

[Pencoin]

i belive a good idea is to make a filter that blocks swearing and such and a report system so if they managed to say something bad you can report them and theyll change the filter so it cant be said again.

[Millacol88]

These are all valid points and good ideas, but having an age block of some sort might not work. If the younger players can only say a few pre-made phrases, then a 10-year-old could easily lie and say they are eighteen in order to have more freedom. As for the swear block/report system,that is a great idea and will most likely find its way into the game.

[Darth Destro]

I think you should be able to type whatever you want, but with filters and moderators who sweep the chats. A report buton would be a great idea but kids might go around reporting people for fun. Remember this is a kids game. It wont be focused on us adults.

[Zorro]

A report button, just like the one on the EB forum (and alikes), is a MUST !

Moderators would be very welcome too, but that comes with such a great cost I'm afraid...unless it would be a voluntary-based system, but I doubt that would be an option if they are going to charge a monthly fee for it, after all: who wants to work for free for an employer that makes loads of money??

I therefore hope there will be only a subscription fee/software fee...