/nosupport

Person: im playing transformice
mom: go to child mode and never go back
person: but mom-
mom: DO IT NOW

Also why only 10 friends? Nopenopenope

/no support

I think u should just simply b able to hide the chat when playing

No support. This is not a game intended for children in the first place.

Kaekat a dit :

/Support
I have a 7-year old sister who plays this game, and whatever bad words she sees in here she says in the real world, this would really help me, so I wouldn't hear my sister cussing all the time.
*THIS COULD ALSO HELP ME*
As you can see, I see people who say "p***s, (You know what I mean), and I also see them say d**k, I always say "Not cool dude." So with this, I would always go to "Kids' Friendly" mode.
Also, if you are wondering why I supported, I am 11, and I am tired of my sister cussing.

But, I have one question, if you were on the standard and you decided to go to "Child Friendly Mode", and you have over 10 friends, would it delete your friends or would they stay there?

i have too 11

/support

To add onto your idea, how about these:

-When making your account, you are required to add a date of birth.
If you are below 13, then "child friendly mode" is automatically applied to your account.
-If your message contains any bad language, the entire message will not appear in chat AT ALL.
Let me explain why I prefer this over the standard "!@#$" that replaces dirty language:

When I was in 3rd grade I picked up a book from the school library. It was a diary styled book, where you read the main characters' entries to learn about the events in her life. In the book, there would be several times that a phrase such as "She's a !@#$%." and "I !@#$ing hate her" would appear. Being the innocent child I was, I asked my teacher why that was there and what it meant. He just told me a blunt "Those are bad words". My innocent self replied "like stupid?" and he said yes. Long story short, It fooled me for a while, but as I continued reading the book I noticed that there were different character lengths, and that they did not match up with any of the bad words I knew. Thus, my innocence was spoiled.

This is why I don't like it when games show !@#$, because it just prompts curiosity. Kids can literally ask "what does !@#$ mean" and someone will tell them to turn off the filter. Not showing the message at all is safer.

Anywho, /halfsupport because it is a good idea but the game IS intended for 13+ in the first place, therefore it's play at your own risk.

Edit:
One more idea:
How about just adding another server where cursing isn't allowed? Like a "Christian Server" or something. You could apply the "child friendly mode" rules here. It'd work but it's a lot of money and the current servers tfm use are known not to be the most reliable, so I don't think tfm would go for it.