Under-13's are allowed to play under parental supervision. Atleast that's how it's been in the games I've played.
No idea how that works. But, certain animations and costumes are very mature for a 9 yr old like Venom's sp3 and Hood's sp3. Personally, I would not allow a 9 yr old to play this game or any game for that matter. Play outside for god's sake . But, each parent can make that decision for their child.
Lol. Pretty much all the kids I knew watched and laughed at horror movies as a child. Sure, some video games are definitely too dark for kids but MCOC is not one of them. You are thinking like an adult, kids don't reason that way. As a child, when my friends and I see people getting shot or stabbed in movies, we laughed at the way they ragdoll and and the blood gush everywhere. We frequently had arguments as to what was real or not. And you are also forgetting the short attention span of kids. Once it is out of mind, it is time to focus on the next fun activity. At some level, kids know that movies and games are not real and the whole thing about it traumatising is adults scaring themselves and being overprotective.
My daughters most fun thing to watch in mcoc when I play, is venom, she just laugh so much with him moving and how his tongue is sticking out
I've seen like 5 people say they wouldn't let their 9 year old use a phone or tablet? You clearly don't have kids or they are simply deprived....it's not 1998 anymore. Phones at homes don't exist....how do they contact friends? And my son is an only child.....soo he wakes up, isn't allowed to play games (mind you there is no blood or major gore in this game)....I mean it's a game that came from comic books which have grown over time, but we're intended for children.....and then what? Kids these days live on fortnite and youtube like we lived on NES and VHS....the kid that doesn't see animated cartoon violence until he or she is 17 is DOOMED when they turn 17 and have been that sheltered.....I asked a simple question that got TOS tags and bad parenting lectures as answers. Nothing wrong with a 10 yr old (next week) playing a mobile game that challenges the mind and actually spending quality and fun time with their father on an old beat up cell phone. If that's wrong then you don't have kids (so I'm good without your parenting tips) or you are the most well rounded individuals in human history.
I've seen like 5 people say they wouldn't let their 9 year old use a phone or tablet? You clearly don't have kids or they are simply deprived....it's not 1998 anymore. Phones at homes don't exist....how do they contact friends? And my son is an only child.....soo he wakes up, isn't allowed to play games (mind you there is no blood or major gore in this game)....I mean it's a game that came from comic books which have grown over time, but we're intended for children.....and then what? Kids these days live on fortnite and youtube like we lived on NES and VHS....the kid that doesn't see animated cartoon violence until he or she is 17 is DOOMED when they turn 17 and have been that sheltered.....I asked a simple question that got TOS tags and bad parenting lectures as answers. Nothing wrong with a 10 yr old (next week) playing a mobile game that challenges the mind and actually spending quality and fun time with their father on an old beat up cell phone. If that's wrong then you don't have kids (so I'm good without your parenting tips) or you are the most well rounded individuals in human history.
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I've seen like 5 people say they wouldn't let their 9 year old use a phone or tablet? You clearly don't have kids or they are simply deprived....it's not 1998 anymore. Phones at homes don't exist....how do they contact friends? And my son is an only child.....soo he wakes up, isn't allowed to play games (mind you there is no blood or major gore in this game)....I mean it's a game that came from comic books which have grown over time, but we're intended for children.....and then what? Kids these days live on fortnite and youtube like we lived on NES and VHS....the kid that doesn't see animated cartoon violence until he or she is 17 is DOOMED when they turn 17 and have been that sheltered.....I asked a simple question that got TOS tags and bad parenting lectures as answers. Nothing wrong with a 10 yr old (next week) playing a mobile game that challenges the mind and actually spending quality and fun time with their father on an old beat up cell phone. If that's wrong then you don't have kids (so I'm good without your parenting tips) or you are the most well rounded individuals in human history.
The forums - You got to take the bad with the good. .
You got to take only the good and throw away the bad.
I've seen like 5 people say they wouldn't let their 9 year old use a phone or tablet? You clearly don't have kids or they are simply deprived....it's not 1998 anymore. Phones at homes don't exist....how do they contact friends? And my son is an only child.....soo he wakes up, isn't allowed to play games (mind you there is no blood or major gore in this game)....I mean it's a game that came from comic books which have grown over time, but we're intended for children.....and then what? Kids these days live on fortnite and youtube like we lived on NES and VHS....the kid that doesn't see animated cartoon violence until he or she is 17 is DOOMED when they turn 17 and have been that sheltered.....I asked a simple question that got TOS tags and bad parenting lectures as answers. Nothing wrong with a 10 yr old (next week) playing a mobile game that challenges the mind and actually spending quality and fun time with their father on an old beat up cell phone. If that's wrong then you don't have kids (so I'm good without your parenting tips) or you are the most well rounded individuals in human history.
maybe it's not 1998 any more, but kids don't have to be glued to a smart device 24/7/365. If I had kids they would get dumb phones and taught to use them solely to contact me or their mother in the event of a problem at school or in an emergency to call the cops/ambulance/whatever. I would let them play some video games under my direct supervision on a PC or games console. I'm not saying I would completely mollycoddle my kids and wrap them in cotton wool from the horrors of the world. I'm saying, I wouldn't trust an immature kid with a device that enabled them to access the internet without either my or my wife's supervision. I never said I wouldn't allow them to play violent games or watch violent movies or shows. My objection to allowing a kid under 13 to play this game stems more from the addictive gambling aspects and the fact it's far easier to make sure your kid doesn't spend on a game or get exposed to stuff on the internet they shouldn't by not giving them a smart device they can use to do so.
And there are parents out there who bring their kids up without access to TVs, PCs, DVDs or whatever and the kids turn out fine.
I've seen like 5 people say they wouldn't let their 9 year old use a phone or tablet? You clearly don't have kids or they are simply deprived....it's not 1998 anymore. Phones at homes don't exist....how do they contact friends? And my son is an only child.....soo he wakes up, isn't allowed to play games (mind you there is no blood or major gore in this game)....I mean it's a game that came from comic books which have grown over time, but we're intended for children.....and then what? Kids these days live on fortnite and youtube like we lived on NES and VHS....the kid that doesn't see animated cartoon violence until he or she is 17 is DOOMED when they turn 17 and have been that sheltered.....I asked a simple question that got TOS tags and bad parenting lectures as answers. Nothing wrong with a 10 yr old (next week) playing a mobile game that challenges the mind and actually spending quality and fun time with their father on an old beat up cell phone. If that's wrong then you don't have kids (so I'm good without your parenting tips) or you are the most well rounded individuals in human history.
maybe it's not 1998 any more, but kids don't have to be glued to a smart device 24/7/365. If I had kids they would get dumb phones and taught to use them solely to contact me or their mother in the event of a problem at school or in an emergency to call the cops/ambulance/whatever. I would let them play some video games under my direct supervision on a PC or games console. I'm not saying I would completely mollycoddle my kids and wrap them in cotton wool from the horrors of the world. I'm saying, I wouldn't trust an immature kid with a device that enabled them to access the internet without either my or my wife's supervision. I never said I wouldn't allow them to play violent games or watch violent movies or shows. My objection to allowing a kid under 13 to play this game stems more from the addictive gambling aspects and the fact it's far easier to make sure your kid doesn't spend on a game or get exposed to stuff on the internet they shouldn't by not giving them a smart device they can use to do so.
And there are parents out there who bring their kids up without access to TVs, PCs, DVDs or whatever and the kids turn out fine.
I am trying rly hard to don't judge, but u rly lost me when u said "if I had kids"
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
No one asked for your opinion. This is a website for a mobile video game, not for parental advice. So get that **** out of here. This idiocy that's coming from you is judgemental, so don't act like you're just giving advice.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
You are also not a mod. So.. Edit: I was a little bit ticked off and did not want to say something rude. M y opinion was on the video game, whether it should be played by a 9 yr old. So, it still is about the game. I repeat - I was not saying the OP should not allow his son to play or not. He has every right to make the decision. I was commenting on my own circumstance and situation. I will not be happy with other people parenting my son and I try not to do that to others without them asking. Hope that makes people happy.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
You are also not a mod. So..
Gladly it doesn't take a mod to have the common sense to know that you shouldn't be saying dumb **** about what you would be letting his child do.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
You are also not a mod. So..
Gladly it doesn't take a mod to have the common sense to know that you shouldn't be saying dumb **** about what you would be letting his child do.
Of course it doesn't. Where did I say he should not allow his child to play this game? I have been repeating the same thing. He can make that choice. How does me saying I would not allow my child transfer to I would not allow his child?
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
You are also not a mod. So..
Gladly it doesn't take a mod to have the common sense to know that you shouldn't be saying dumb **** about what you would be letting his child do.
Of course it doesn't. Where did I say he should not allow his child to play this game? I have been repeating the same thing. He can make that choice. How does me saying I would not allow my child transfer to I would not allow his child?
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing."
You are distinctly addressing his child. And "If I were you, I wouldn't let my kid play this game." and "You shouldn't let your kid play this game." are the exact same thing. It doesn't matter if you say "But it's your choice." afterwards. Your opinion on how he should parent his kid was never asked for. So quit trying to give it.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
You are also not a mod. So..
Gladly it doesn't take a mod to have the common sense to know that you shouldn't be saying dumb **** about what you would be letting his child do.
Of course it doesn't. Where did I say he should not allow his child to play this game? I have been repeating the same thing. He can make that choice. How does me saying I would not allow my child transfer to I would not allow his child?
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing."
You are distinctly addressing his child. And "If I were you, I wouldn't let my kid play this game." and "You shouldn't let your kid play this game." are the exact same thing. It doesn't matter if you say "But it's your choice." afterwards. Your opinion on how he should parent his kid was never asked for. So quit trying to give it.
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing. But that's your choice, he is your son. Your last answer though is not a good one.
As far as your questions go, hyperion is as easy as they come. Champs available as 1 stars have easy text and animations and play style."
That's the complete quote. Try not to cherry pick next time. I say the very next line that he can make the choice and even give him options. I was genuinely trying to help the OP. Internet does not do tones well, so it may have come off as "parenty", but I assure you, it was not. Edit: Sorry, It was some time ago and I was trying to think why I said that. It was from a legal perspective and nothing else. Since his son was not 12, I was not sure he should play this game.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
You are also not a mod. So..
Gladly it doesn't take a mod to have the common sense to know that you shouldn't be saying dumb **** about what you would be letting his child do.
Of course it doesn't. Where did I say he should not allow his child to play this game? I have been repeating the same thing. He can make that choice. How does me saying I would not allow my child transfer to I would not allow his child?
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing."
You are distinctly addressing his child. And "If I were you, I wouldn't let my kid play this game." and "You shouldn't let your kid play this game." are the exact same thing. It doesn't matter if you say "But it's your choice." afterwards. Your opinion on how he should parent his kid was never asked for. So quit trying to give it.
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing. But that's your choice, he is your son. Your last answer though is not a good one.
As far as your questions go, hyperion is as easy as they come. Champs available as 1 stars have easy text and animations and play style."
That's the complete quote. Try not to cherry pick next time. I say the very next line that he can make the choice and even give him options. I was genuinely trying to help the OP. Internet does not do tones well, so it may have come off as "parenty", but I assure you, it was not.
Saying that it's his choice changes absolutely nothing. You're still telling him what you think he should be doing with his kid. And throughout the rest of this thread, you repeatedly continue to tell everyone that you think 9 y/o's shouldn't be on phones, or play this game, or whatever it is. Stop. You want to give advice on this game, great. To not give advice on how to be a parent.
Honestly mate, I am tired of explaining myself. There are two separate conversations in this thread. My first one was to the OP. The second one was to Crcrcrc when he said "Are you serious? You’d want to be the one to tell a 9 year old they can’t play a mobile game?". I replied "That's part of being a parent? Making sure they are playing age appropriate games is part of the job. Are you just going to allow your 9 Yr old to make those decisions?". So, the thread shifted to animations and everything in relation to that. Go back and read if you want to. Or not. I don't really care. You can form your own opinions.
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
You are also not a mod. So..
Gladly it doesn't take a mod to have the common sense to know that you shouldn't be saying dumb **** about what you would be letting his child do.
Of course it doesn't. Where did I say he should not allow his child to play this game? I have been repeating the same thing. He can make that choice. How does me saying I would not allow my child transfer to I would not allow his child?
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing."
You are distinctly addressing his child. And "If I were you, I wouldn't let my kid play this game." and "You shouldn't let your kid play this game." are the exact same thing. It doesn't matter if you say "But it's your choice." afterwards. Your opinion on how he should parent his kid was never asked for. So quit trying to give it.
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing. But that's your choice, he is your son. Your last answer though is not a good one.
As far as your questions go, hyperion is as easy as they come. Champs available as 1 stars have easy text and animations and play style."
That's the complete quote. Try not to cherry pick next time. I say the very next line that he can make the choice and even give him options. I was genuinely trying to help the OP. Internet does not do tones well, so it may have come off as "parenty", but I assure you, it was not.
Saying that it's his choice changes absolutely nothing. You're still telling him what you think he should be doing with his kid. And throughout the rest of this thread, you repeatedly continue to tell everyone that you think 9 y/o's shouldn't be on phones, or play this game, or whatever it is. Stop. You want to give advice on this game, great. To not give advice on how to be a parent.
Honestly mate, I am tired of explaining myself. There are two separate conversations in this thread. My first one was to the OP. The second one was to Crcrcrc when he said "Are you serious? You’d want to be the one to tell a 9 year old they can’t play a mobile game?". I replied "That's part of being a parent? Making sure they are playing age appropriate games is part of the job. Are you just going to allow your 9 Yr old to make those decisions?". So, the thread shifted to animations and everything in relation to that. Go back and read if you want to. Or not. I don't really care. You can form your own opinions.
This isn't Mortal Kombat. This game is easily tame enough for a 9-year-old, and even if it wasn't, that's not your place to say otherwise
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
You are also not a mod. So..
Gladly it doesn't take a mod to have the common sense to know that you shouldn't be saying dumb **** about what you would be letting his child do.
Of course it doesn't. Where did I say he should not allow his child to play this game? I have been repeating the same thing. He can make that choice. How does me saying I would not allow my child transfer to I would not allow his child?
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing."
You are distinctly addressing his child. And "If I were you, I wouldn't let my kid play this game." and "You shouldn't let your kid play this game." are the exact same thing. It doesn't matter if you say "But it's your choice." afterwards. Your opinion on how he should parent his kid was never asked for. So quit trying to give it.
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing. But that's your choice, he is your son. Your last answer though is not a good one.
As far as your questions go, hyperion is as easy as they come. Champs available as 1 stars have easy text and animations and play style."
That's the complete quote. Try not to cherry pick next time. I say the very next line that he can make the choice and even give him options. I was genuinely trying to help the OP. Internet does not do tones well, so it may have come off as "parenty", but I assure you, it was not.
Saying that it's his choice changes absolutely nothing. You're still telling him what you think he should be doing with his kid. And throughout the rest of this thread, you repeatedly continue to tell everyone that you think 9 y/o's shouldn't be on phones, or play this game, or whatever it is. Stop. You want to give advice on this game, great. To not give advice on how to be a parent.
Honestly mate, I am tired of explaining myself. There are two separate conversations in this thread. My first one was to the OP. The second one was to Crcrcrc when he said "Are you serious? You’d want to be the one to tell a 9 year old they can’t play a mobile game?". I replied "That's part of being a parent? Making sure they are playing age appropriate games is part of the job. Are you just going to allow your 9 Yr old to make those decisions?". So, the thread shifted to animations and everything in relation to that. Go back and read if you want to. Or not. I don't really care. You can form your own opinions.
I think everyone else is tired of you being a Karen and turning this into a parenting thread
Seeing people in this thread try to tell this guy how to parent his kid is the saddest thing I've ever seen. If that's what you want to spend time doing on your smart phone, maybe you shouldn't have one. This dude's 9 year old kid is being more productive playing MCoC than you are by being an ass online.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Everyone is free to give their opinion. If you think it is OK for 9 Yr Olds to play this game rather than playing outside, awesome. I don't have a 9 Yr old, I have a 3 Yr old and when I see other 3 Yr Olds with a smartphone watching videos, it really has me worried. If there was no covid, I would have my kid playing outside as long as possible. Interacting with other kids is important. I am sure that OP knows how to take care of his own kid. I gave my opinion on what I would do just as everyone did. I gave some suggestions on what champs are good and easy to use. Everyone is free to give an opinion. You can take it or just skip what you want to read and move on. No need to be insulting though.
Don't parent other people's children. Ever.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
I did not realise that I needed your permission to give my opinions on an open forum. Cool. I assumed nothing about what op wrote. He could have simply asked which are the easiest champs to play and it would have been far simpler. When he explained why he wanted to know that, he opened up the discussion. Not saying it is his fault or anything, but it allows others to comment on the situation also which people like me who also have kids, did.
This isn't a parenting forum. It's a video game forum, so give video game opinions only
You are also not a mod. So..
Gladly it doesn't take a mod to have the common sense to know that you shouldn't be saying dumb **** about what you would be letting his child do.
Of course it doesn't. Where did I say he should not allow his child to play this game? I have been repeating the same thing. He can make that choice. How does me saying I would not allow my child transfer to I would not allow his child?
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing."
You are distinctly addressing his child. And "If I were you, I wouldn't let my kid play this game." and "You shouldn't let your kid play this game." are the exact same thing. It doesn't matter if you say "But it's your choice." afterwards. Your opinion on how he should parent his kid was never asked for. So quit trying to give it.
"Given the fact that you need to be 12+ to play this game, I am not sure he should be playing. But that's your choice, he is your son. Your last answer though is not a good one.
As far as your questions go, hyperion is as easy as they come. Champs available as 1 stars have easy text and animations and play style."
That's the complete quote. Try not to cherry pick next time. I say the very next line that he can make the choice and even give him options. I was genuinely trying to help the OP. Internet does not do tones well, so it may have come off as "parenty", but I assure you, it was not.
Saying that it's his choice changes absolutely nothing. You're still telling him what you think he should be doing with his kid. And throughout the rest of this thread, you repeatedly continue to tell everyone that you think 9 y/o's shouldn't be on phones, or play this game, or whatever it is. Stop. You want to give advice on this game, great. To not give advice on how to be a parent.
Honestly mate, I am tired of explaining myself. There are two separate conversations in this thread. My first one was to the OP. The second one was to Crcrcrc when he said "Are you serious? You’d want to be the one to tell a 9 year old they can’t play a mobile game?". I replied "That's part of being a parent? Making sure they are playing age appropriate games is part of the job. Are you just going to allow your 9 Yr old to make those decisions?". So, the thread shifted to animations and everything in relation to that. Go back and read if you want to. Or not. I don't really care. You can form your own opinions.
So quit explaining yourself. We just want you off this thread at this point with your dumb opinions on other people's children. The second conversation didn't start with Crc, it started when you decided to tell OP what you think he should let his child be doing. And before you pull any of this, "I didn't tell him that." bull, directly telling a parent of a 9 year old, "I don't think 9 year olds should play this game." is absolutely no different than saying, "Your 9 year old shouldn't be playing this game." It is not your place to say that.
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And there are parents out there who bring their kids up without access to TVs, PCs, DVDs or whatever and the kids turn out fine.
And fyi, a 9 y/o playing this game with adult supervision isn't against the ToS.
Especially if you don't have a 9-year-old. You have no clue what to do. And OP didn't say the kid is glued to the game all day, they just said that the kid plays it, which leaves plenty of time to be outside or something. You don't know the situation, and nobody asked, so don't give an opinion on it.
Edit: I was a little bit ticked off and did not want to say something rude. M y opinion was on the video game, whether it should be played by a 9 yr old. So, it still is about the game. I repeat - I was not saying the OP should not allow his son to play or not. He has every right to make the decision. I was commenting on my own circumstance and situation. I will not be happy with other people parenting my son and I try not to do that to others without them asking. Hope that makes people happy.
You are distinctly addressing his child. And "If I were you, I wouldn't let my kid play this game." and "You shouldn't let your kid play this game." are the exact same thing. It doesn't matter if you say "But it's your choice." afterwards. Your opinion on how he should parent his kid was never asked for. So quit trying to give it.
As far as your questions go, hyperion is as easy as they come. Champs available as 1 stars have easy text and animations and play style."
That's the complete quote. Try not to cherry pick next time. I say the very next line that he can make the choice and even give him options. I was genuinely trying to help the OP. Internet does not do tones well, so it may have come off as "parenty", but I assure you, it was not.
Edit: Sorry, It was some time ago and I was trying to think why I said that. It was from a legal perspective and nothing else. Since his son was not 12, I was not sure he should play this game.
Logic!
I can tell fathers of children not to let their son play a video game with them because i have no experience myself.
Logic!
Oh you didnt ask? Ill help anyways.
It's your choice, although it's not a good one to pick otherwise
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