Censorship words from "Battlefield V" such as "Nazi" "Titanfall" and "White Man"

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the Battlefield V The beta has had mixed reactions from fans. Although the game looks great, in terms of gameplay and content, there are a lot of problems to solve. Perhaps the most egregious is that the game just does not look like a Battlefield game more. The series has changed and not for the better.

One of the most bizarre things to come out of the beta is the revelation that many words that are not pejorative or do not swear are censored in the game's chat.

For example, if you type the expression "white man", it is censored. You can always tap an Asian man or a black man without being censored. It's actually quite hilarious. Why would the white man's sentence be censored? Is it some kind of twisted joke? Comment on our delirious culture and culture wars fueled by social media? I have no idea.

Other censored words include the Nazis – although it was a World War II game, a war in which the Nazis played a considerable role – as well as the "Jews". Sigh.

"DLC" is another censored word in Battlefield V's cat, if you type "free DLC", it is not censored, which, I must say, is also hilarious. For reasons that I can not explain, "Titanfall" is also a forbidden word. Other censored words include "eat" as well as "lag" and "laggy" (hahahahaha), although you can still say "damn" to your heart's content.

Damn, EA. It must not be so difficult. To think bad words and derogatory racial and sexist terms and no one will care (some people will care, but these people are stupid). In addition, a bit of censorship simply means that you have to be a bit more creative with your slap.

But do not ban "lag" or "white man" or any of these other words. It is possible that the filter is just too aggressive at this point and that it is remembered for the main version, but for the moment … nuts (another forbidden word) and impossible to defend (another forbidden word) on a rational basis.

Oh, and another thing: will game developers stop World War II? The Nazis were part of it. Swastikas and other Nazi insignia were real. The films did not recede from the representations of Nazi Germany and the deep attachment of the Third Reich to symbolism. Why are video game developers so cowardly about it? Between that and Call of Duty: The Second World War we all almost erased the Nazis from the war that they started.

At least there was a brief moment in the the Second World War campaign that dealt with the Holocaust, so I have to make a leap to Sledgehammer Games for this. But the erasure of Nazi insignia and symbolism made this war a real war against humanity and, although I understand that these are just games, I'm still not a fan of the war. expression "just games".

Not that we should ban it.

Update: EA community leader Jeff Braddock responded in a forum message by writing:

Hello Battlefield V Open Beta players!

We're very excited to see you join us for the Open Battlefield V beta, and we hope you enjoy the beta and new features.
One of the new features we are working on is a coarse filter in the game to reduce toxicity.

That being said, we've heard complaints that the filter blocks words that are not coarse or should not be blocked, such as "DLC" and so on. and do not block some words (obviously, I will not do it). provide examples of these.)

Please note that this is a work in progress and we will take these comments to adjust the sensitivity of the filter and improve its use without censoring the relevant conversation.

A healthy discussion is what motivates the improvement of our games, and we never want to prevent that.

Thank you for sharing your concerns regarding the current iteration of the blasphemy filter and we will continue to work on it.

The teams at EA / DICE

So, let's hope it means it's coming up and it's going to come out on a little less aggressive pitch.

In any case, I will soon have other ideas on the beta and its good and bad elements. Let me know what you think up to now and if you have encountered other bizarre, censored words and phrases on Twitter and Facebook.

In the meantime, watch Angry Joe's video on the beta where he helps uncover ridiculous censorship:

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the Battlefield V The beta has had mixed reactions from fans. Although the game looks great, in terms of gameplay and content, there are a lot of problems to solve. Perhaps the most egregious is that the game just does not look like a Battlefield game more. The series has changed and not for the better.

One of the most bizarre things to come out of the beta is the revelation that many words that are not pejorative or do not swear are censored in the game's chat.

For example, if you type the expression "white man", it is censored. You can always tap an Asian man or a black man without being censored. It's actually quite hilarious. Why would the white man's sentence be censored? Is it some kind of twisted joke? Comment on our delirious culture and culture wars fueled by social media? I have no idea.

Other censored words include the Nazis – although it was a World War II game, a war in which the Nazis played a considerable role – as well as the "Jews". Sigh.

"DLC" is another censored word in Battlefield V's cat, if you type "free DLC", it is not censored, which, I must say, is also hilarious. For reasons that I can not explain, "Titanfall" is also a forbidden word. Other censored words include "eat" as well as "lag" and "laggy" (hahahahaha), although you can still say "damn" to your heart's content.

Damn, EA. It must not be so difficult. To think bad words and derogatory racial and sexist terms and no one will care (some people will care, but these people are stupid). In addition, a bit of censorship simply means that you have to be a bit more creative with your slap.

But do not ban "lag" or "white man" or any of these other words. It is possible that the filter is just too aggressive at this point and that it is remembered for the main version, but for the moment … nuts (another forbidden word) and impossible to defend (another forbidden word) on a rational basis.

Oh, and another thing: will game developers stop World War II? The Nazis were part of it. Swastikas and other Nazi insignia were real. The films did not recede from the representations of Nazi Germany and the deep attachment of the Third Reich to symbolism. Why are video game developers so cowardly about it? Between that and Call of Duty: The Second World War we all almost erased the Nazis from the war that they started.

At least there was a brief moment in the the Second World War campaign that dealt with the Holocaust, so I have to make a leap to Sledgehammer Games for this. But the erasure of Nazi insignia and symbolism made this war a real war against humanity and, although I understand that these are just games, I'm still not a fan of the war. expression "just games".

Not that we should ban it.

Update: EA community leader Jeff Braddock responded in a forum message by writing:

Hello Battlefield V Open Beta players!

We're very excited to see you join us for the Open Battlefield V beta, and we hope you enjoy the beta and new features.
One of the new features we are working on is a coarse filter in the game to reduce toxicity.

That being said, we've heard complaints that the filter blocks words that are not coarse or should not be blocked, such as "DLC" and so on. and do not block some words (obviously, I will not do it). provide examples of these.)

Please note that this is a work in progress and we will take these comments to adjust the sensitivity of the filter and improve its use without censoring the relevant conversation.

A healthy discussion is what motivates the improvement of our games, and we never want to prevent that.

Thank you for sharing your concerns regarding the current iteration of the blasphemy filter and we will continue to work on it.

The teams at EA / DICE

So, let's hope it means it's coming up and it's going to come out on a little less aggressive pitch.

In any case, I will soon have other ideas on the beta and its good and bad elements. Let me know what you think up to now and if you have encountered other bizarre, censored words and phrases on Twitter and Facebook.

In the meantime, watch Angry Joe's video on the beta where he helps uncover ridiculous censorship: