Modern Warfare 2 Your Profile Was Signed Out
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Changed the platform logos to be more generic in order to comply with platform guidelines around player identification. As a result, PC and Xbox users will see a small human silhouette instead of the previous Windows and Xbox icons while Cross Platform Play is enabled. This was a necessary step in continuing to develop this feature.
looking around online a bit (and I don't know how true this is so take it with a grain of salt) it looks like for the icon specifically in other cases sony has refused to display xbox logos on their platform and microsoft refused to display PS icons. At least that was the case with crossplay call of duty games like modern warfare 2, where on each of those platforms the opposing platform had a tv with tiny console in front of it instead of the actual Platform icon (on pc you could see both console logos). I'm guessing that COD on consoles had some extra or unique code to trigger this. Since warframe is going super hard at a single version for all platforms they may have changed the icons for everyone to get around this without having to put in extra code they have to maintain.
that is foolish I believe every gamer knows what both look like thats like saying if they see a diffrent logo they will be like I didn't know that was a option! De did good work with the logos and seems like they are acting very foolish
just so everyone knows you gain a suffix irrespective of whether or not someone else has your name. ive checked, and no other B.P.Emma exists anywhere and cant even on xbox. but yeah, everyone has a suffix now. its a non issue haha, it only appears when viewing your inspect profile. doesnt appear when chatting or anything
looking around online a bit (and I don't know how true this is so take it with a grain of salt) it looks like for the icon specifically in other cases sony has refused to display xbox logos on their platform and microsoft refused to display PS icons. At least that was the case with crossplay call of duty games like modern warfare 2, where on each of those platforms the opposing platform had a tv with tiny console in front of it instead of the actual Platform icon (on pc you could see both console logos). I'm guessing that COD on consoles had some extra or unique code to trigger this. Since warframe is going super hard at a single version for all platforms they may have changed the icons for everyone to get around this without having to put in extra code they have to maintain.
Yeah idk either, players can just type in chat their platform it's not like you can hide it completely, feels like they think if you see another logo you'll want to change console like who tf is gonna do that just because of a logo.
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