I get to say my guild will never ever use teamspeak or whatever for coordination. 3 questions later I have to give my opinion on burping in (a nonexistent) voicechat.

Also some questions/answers dont come across very clearly.
For Example “You do know being a Dev fanboi is weird, right?”. There’s Yes and No. But is that a “Yes, they freak me out.” or a “Yes, but i don’t care.” or a “Yes, I feel ashamed of myself.” ?

There were a number of questions that just didn’t have any answer that fit. For instance, sometimes I wear pants, sometimes I don’t. There were a lot of questions that had only the extremes — have you presented a game company rep with a looseleaf notebook sized list of suggestions, or not? No space in there for a small folder full. A lot of the sex-related questions didn’t seem to take married people, people who prefer male partners, etc., into account. There’s just not a wide enough range of responses. As a personal example, I don’t usually swear in /g because it dilutes the impact of it when I do let loose, but that doesn’t mean it bothers me when someone else does. If I had to choose between purely G-rated and entirely X-rated, I’d pick the latter; I prefer freedom over the dubious “purity” of not seeing certain combinations of letters. But there was really no way to indicate that.

In short, it needs some serious tweaking.

I think that means I like CoV.

* Risque indicates players and guilds who prefer a mostly uncensored environment.
* Intense players and guilds are organized, and expect a high level of attention to what’s happening in the game.

That about sums it up. I don’t care overmuch about being l337 ubergamer, just that people show up to play and bring some form of A-game.

Just like most everyone else, apparently.

I guess I prefer mature audiences, or don’t really care.