Guild Wars 2

So i logged into my account today as usual and when i try to go on my theif it wants my to change my name before im allowed, and i was wondering if its a mistake or something, cause ive been bascilly running around with the name in 2 years or something.

Character name is “Just A Quickie” is that really so offensive or inappropriate?

Just googled “Quickie” and for me the top 10 results is a company that creates wheelchairs and labeled one of their wheelchairs “Quickie”. So this must definitely be a misstake.

AND the urbandictionarys all reffer to “Something done quickly” and similar things

You can play as inosent as you want but they won’t let you keep that name. Also if you try to be smart and slide something else in your next name. The next name change will go with a 3 day suspension.

If you wish to dispute the action taken on your account, you can contact the CS Team and discuss it with them. Top of Page – Support – Submit a Request.

Hopefully, their response will be ‘something done quickly’. =)

Yeah, uhm, ‘a’ quickie is like, uhm….

…it’s not a mistake. There are less obvious names than that which have been redacted. I’d just take it on the chin and choose your next name wisely

penelopehannibal.8947:

Yeah, uhm, ‘a’ quickie is like, uhm….

…it’s not a mistake. There are less obvious names than that which have been redacted. I’d just take it on the chin and choose your next name wisely

Bro thats precisly what i did its a direct translation from my native language(which doesnt matter) , and i even remembered that i choose it cause it wouldnt violate agiants any rules.

I originally created the character as pvp character, and the name would reffer to “how easy” i would kill them. To spell it out, you are just something i can get past really quickly.

Its just anoying that someone CLEARLY missunderstod the meaning of the name.

AND everything is dirty if u put it in perspective, like you did above!

No one on the forums can reverse any actions taken against your account, no matter what your intentions may have been. Discuss it with the CS Team.

Good luck.

No, not everything is dirty. But a quickie is a rather common term when it comes to certain activities.

lordkrall.7241:

No, not everything is dirty. But a quickie is a rather common term when it comes to certain activities.

This^^ And someone may have been offended by the name and reported it.

The sexual connotation that phrase has in English has been around for at least 50 years and a quick look at Dictionary.com says since the 1940s.

True in England it can also mean stopping off for a quick pint at the pub but since the game is NA based, our interpretation rules.

Actually, Anet has said that it’s a global game, so they will take global means, and remove any negative ones. Sorry, but that’s how the cookie crumbles.