Tear Jerker Moment

Oil_Rope_Bombs posted...

Culturally_Lao posted...

HolyGrave posted...

Viking_Mudcrap posted...

MTitles rated M (Mature) have content that may be suitable for persons ages 17 and older.

This. Bad parenting at its finest.

How silly, every child should be exposed to something mature. Besides aside from Queelag's chest and Priscilla's tail, this game is no more M-rated than Half Life 2

Wait, are you implying Half-Life 2 isn't a mature game?

Half Life 2 is one of those M-rated games that really shouldn't be M-rated
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Mountaintop884 posted...

acangial posted...

hemphoarder posted...

my son could beat up your son.

Sorry, I know I was coming across showing off, but I am proud of him. He is a good kid and so I let him enjoy his video games. It piques his interest in computer science as it did for me as a kid.

You should be proud. Sounds like he has a good head on his shoulders.
I only ask about the online because I know some of the messages I have received have not been kid friendly.

I did a point down after beating a gank squad (admittedly cheaply, but I mean they're ganks), and the host sent me a message saying if he ever found me irl he would bash my head in, and bury me in a casket full of s***.
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Viking_Mudcrap posted...

Culturally_Lao posted...

Viking_Mudcrap posted...

HolyGrave posted...

Viking_Mudcrap posted...

MTitles rated M (Mature) have content that may be suitable for persons ages 17 and older.

This. Bad parenting at its finest.

Why is my kid so problematic and curse so much?

*Kid is playing GTA*

A parent shouldn't use a crutch like video games, movies, or music, for how their child acts.

You must be quite ignorant if you honestly believe whatever media or people kids are exposed to doesn't have a HUGE effect on the type of kids they are.

You must be equally ignorant thinking a kid's behavior isn't alterable by how well of a pair of parents or a parent they have. Yes media can alter a child's behavior and outlook, bu it ultimately lies in the parents to mold that outlook into something good.
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Viking_Mudcrap posted...

I wanted to quote you Lao, but too many quotes and I am way lazy to fix it.

Anyhow

Exactly, which is why a kid shouldn't be playing games rated M.

And we all know tc is trolling anyway, but letting a child play a game rated M is a no-no.

If you let a child play something M rated with violence or sexual content, and use no explanation or any way of putting what he or she is seeing in context they will be pretty altered by it. That's why one should explain the right and wrong of what they, the child, is doing, and then explain it is just a game, or a movie, or a song, and they should differentiate between the consequences of games, movies, or music, and real life.

I've played some seriously horrifying games, like SH2, when I was young, and my older brother and/or father took time to explain several things to me, either directly or indirectly, that I understood them quite clearly. I love SH2 for its story, atmosphere, and characters, as I did, albeit more basically, then. However, I understood it wasn't real and all that nonsense. And now, I'm 20 years old and I feel more or less normal.
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