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CS:GO and Siege are team games where -Yoink- like "ranks" matters, and stuff like VOTE: KICK exists when things don't go for this one guy.
(I didn't play Siege but I sure did play CS:GO)
I was like second fragging in CS:GO and got kicked because I "didn't" do what they wanted which was to rush A long on Dust II (which I did).
Oh, and did I mention I got kicked because I was like Gold rank one, or whatever, at the start of the game?
Those games put "teamwork" on the spotlight and see it with too much optimism: sometimes, things go right, other times it goes SOUTH. You can have matches where everyone's on point, or you can have matches where "individuality" and "community" clashes (i.e: that one guy that goes straight to B while everyone else agreed to go to B/ that one guy who thinks he's so good with the AWP and bottom fragging/ that one guy that spites the WHOLE team because things aren't going his way by buying -Yoink- to broke).
Actually, I think "ranks" ruined the fun of this game, because that's what they all care about. Like a good amount of matches starts with the question of: "Ranks?". Sure, the intention was to separate the newbies from the pros BUT THAT -Yoink- DON'T WORK. Smurfs will literally make a new account and buy another copy, just to join a lower ranked match and lower ranked players will get kicked.
I don't hate CS: GO, but it sure isn't amazing or anything.
Oh, and didn't Siege had a 451 degree Fahrenheit moment where they banned people for being vulgar? Like, FRAG?
HALO (and many others) do have vulgars and -Yoinks!- but it's that kind of toxicity you can just not care. They're not gonna do -Yoink- against you. Yeah, you can get into some heated arguments but after the game is done, it's done. You don't have to spend 30 minutes with an -Yoink- that would try to ruin the game for you. YOU DON'T HAVE TO CARE ABOUT RANKS (except reach, for those armors).
In my earnest opinion: deal with it.
Newbies of HALO, Call of Duty, and etc. won't get it bad as the ones in Siege and CS:GO, since team effort is mainly individualistic playstyle.
(But I've been really supportive of the idea of having offline multiplayer bots for HALO so I can play HALO mult. when internet's down or for newcomers to try and experience)
Besides, HALO vulgar is comedy.
Here's my unofficial guideline:
- Say what you want, but you better take the consequence for what you say
- deal with vulgarity. -Yoink-'s not going anywhere. Besides, the greatest thing about HALO: PC (in my opinion) is the access to Text Chat. If you don't wanna talk but want to communicate that one guy that killed you,you got a way.
- Use a -Yoink- mic. (or make a voice filter, 343!)
So, don't worry about Microsoft banning people.
STEAM doesn't seem to care, and some stuff you read on CS:GO will make you go "WOAAHHH HO HO HOOOOOOOO"