"Son of a gun!" and "What rotten luck"

[Bfizzle]

I just have one question. Why the Hell were these two phrases censored out with bleeps? Were they really too graphic to keep in the game or something? My 3 year old cousin gets away with saying things worse than that.

[Compassghost]

They're funnier that way XD

[Sirus_Patton]

I'm still more partial to "Stone the crows!"

[J30_Reinhardt]

1940's era cursing dude. Seriously. Read. a. book.

[Xero_Snake]

"I'm Neptune's beard!" The best! xP

[Bfizzle]

1940's era cursing dude. Seriously. Read. a. book.

 

Except.....it's 2015 now. Fascinating how time works

[Wo_9]

Sorry! no can do!

[Wo_9]

SOS - i need help urgentlyz

[IKU19]

SOS - i need help urgentlyz

 

You're on your own!

[Mannstien]

1940's era cursing dude. Seriously. Read. a. book.

 

lol, maybe for Bible thumpers, uhh, they said "Big Person" curse words back then too, unless my great grandfather learned it from B&B. Talk to your great grand pappy.

[Herr_Reitz]

Well it isn't son of a gun.. its the other son of a and typically it's sonofab.... all one word. It IS appropriate to censor the language because guess what, it IS their game. 

[DeeZee8]

*$#@"~^! really

[Sirus_Patton]

Well it isn't son of a gun.. its the other son of a and typically it's sonofab.... all one word. It IS appropriate to censor the language because guess what, it IS their game. 

 

Unless you go to the South, then it's "somb****"

[ntp_ntp]

Yeah, stupid censored F-chat...

Next, instead of "Battle Stations!" we'll get:

"Fire up the boilers God4^^!7! "

"$H!&7! ...forgot Fu$&ing Ammo!"

"A-firm t!77y!"

and such...

 

[Livewyr7]

White Liver'd Squid!

[MajesticHeavenlyForce]

Censoring can be used to great comedic effect, but not in this case.  The sound is ear-splitting, and I wish they'd just remove it entirely.

 

Might be worth noting that "son of a gun" originated from the 1800's Royal Navy.  Also, if you pay close attention while watching The Longest Day, you'll hear somebody say "stone the crows!"   It's the scene where the priest is looking for his lost communion set.

 

[J30_Reinhardt]

Censoring can be used to great comedic effect, but not in this case.  The sound is ear-splitting, and I wish they'd just remove it entirely.

 

Might be worth noting that "son of a gun" originated from the 1800's Royal Navy.  Also, if you pay close attention while watching The Longest Day, you'll hear somebody say "stone the crows!"   It's the scene where the priest is looking for his lost communion set.

 

 

....you can turn off the voice-effects part of it so it's just text ya know....

[Pope_Shizzle]

1940's era cursing dude. Seriously. Read. a. book.

 

It's not 1940's cursing.  It's 1940's writing.  They knew all the bad words back in 1940 that we know now.  My grandfather was a fine a cusser as ever walked the earth.