2 questions concerning illegal names on game!

[Bartholomew Ironhound]

Originally Posted by OFxZeppers

Yet, they would not allow me to use Edward Teach after multiple attempts (Blackbeards real name).

It does seem that thier review staff varies, and some stick to the letter of the rule, and others apply it towards what it was intended for. If theres no harm intended one may allow it for example. Trying to prohibit "Captain" in a pirate game, with pirate ships is well.. good luck with that.

I have a few names that I had to ask for more than once before I was granted them. I wont mention them further.. hehe. But love my pirates.

First of all big fan of you zeppers how ever i have seen many names with "captain"

[Dr. Zeppers]

Originally Posted by Bartholomew Ironhound

First of all big fan of you zeppers how ever i have seen many names with "captain"

Yes agreed, I was pointing out the fact, that we obviously see it used frequently in the game, yet if you read the rules it actually specifically states its an illegal name!!!

[MacIronhawk]

Originally Posted by OFxZeppers

Yes agreed, I was pointing out the fact, that we obviously see it used frequently in the game, yet if you read the rules it actually specifically states its an illegal name!!!

You're right. I think they ment only Mr., Ms., and Mrs. Funny thing how you can't even make a pirate that has "captain" in it.

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