>Given all your responses, and those from the playtesters, I am much more
>comfortable with using "Badass". Now I move onto the question of whether
>that term alone (assuming its the most blantantly objectionable thing in the
>book) is enough to justify the Intended for Mature Gamers label on the
>cover. I don't want (say) to foreclose sales to Barnes & Nobels (or
>whatever) by employing a label to cover a word that appears every weekend on
>WWF. As some have mentioned, however, putting the label on may actually sell
>more games.
Why not put "Intended for Immature Gamers" on there? That seems to cover all
bases. :>
In actuality, I wouldn't worry about it. There are much more racy and
questionable things that are passed off in bookstores nowadays, sans warning
label.
Or, it occurs to me that you might want to put something like "Not intended
for novice gamers" on there. That effectively eliminates everyone under age
13, and should cover your "badass", so to speak.
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