“drag” should be “drags”
“Sully” should be “Sulley”
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I think the way it’s currently written could technically still work since “Team One” is a singular team, but it’s composed of multiple people.
Although I do agree that “continues its” would be more preferable.
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with the second one, if “the team scrambles” is singular and right then it should be “its” feet, not their
I don’t disagree, but the thing is that even though its only one team, it’s not as if there’s only one pair of feet for them to “scramble to”. There’s multiple members of the team that need to get back on their feet, so idk which is the more proper grammar to use here.
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the correct spelling was flicked out of existence
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I’m gonna flick that joke out of existence
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Note: This is not gramatical errors.
I’m from Indonesia. I’ve found some Indonesian words that got censored when i chat with my Indonesian friends.
The word that i found are : dikit, dong.
Those words are not inappropriate if you translate it. I just found it weird that they censored those words. I don’t know if perblue is going to deal with this. I’ll leave it here as a little complaint
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I’m not sure there’s a lot that can be done about it unfortunately.
There’s a predefined ‘bad words list’ which uses words that may be rude in English and other commonly spoken languages - I assume ‘dik’ and ‘dong’ are on the list and thus getting censored.
Trying to do some sort of Geolocation lookup to load a different words list for every user based on a language they may or may not be using, not to mention having to create such word lists for each language, and also building in checks to also ban rude words from other languages to avoid that loophole would be a massive task.
They could try to autodetect the language you’re typing in and load different word lists that way, but I’m not entirely sure how and that would also need checks to stop people spamming random gibberish and inserting [X Rude Word] in the middle of it.
It may not even be possible to filter the words by language at all, since the checks are probably not done on the client side but server-side when the chat message is submitted.
And if they start removing words from the list because they may be inoffensive in [X Random Language] could quickly turn into a free-for-all and result in rude spam.
It’s just a big can of worms that is so… wormy… that I think such edge cases will have to be endured 
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Hi Friends 
. There are 4 word actually : Dikit, Mampus, Hapus & Dong. And I got a message/Mail → Chat Silenced. Why??? So far, I never received a Chat Silenced in Mail. Also it doesn’t include inappropriate words. Then I tried to chat with inappropriate words, but it’s not got . What’s the problem?
Btw… We’re from server 14 & 23 
I’ve tried those word so many times. But somehow, i didn’t receive chat silenced. Weird…
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lol 
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How does this have anything to do with my post? 
i wanted just the ticket reply here 
but didn’t want to lose the context
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Some of our support agents do not have English as their first language so I don’t have any issues if they have grammatical errors in their responses.
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I have to agree with Loutre in this one. As long as they are helpful, a few grammar errors is acceptable. I made some myself too, as I’m not English mother tongue either
I’m not exactly sure how to explain this, but the second one isn’t a grammatical error. It’s a certain way of how people talk. That rule applies to Sarah.