Seconded. The world is a bad place, you need to learn to just move on. I just recently started playing multiplayer of the PSN(Gasp! Semi-social contact!), and I've been having a blast kicking ass and getting mine kicked, and the very first match I was in, I got a headshot on someone and I heart this kid over a mic cussing me out. I suppose that could be considered a bad experience for someone, but in the end it's absolutely harmless. Myself, I found it amusing. To each his own.ImprovizoR said:So? Online is not the only place kids can get a bad experience. Life is not all milk and honey you know. Online is the least of their problems. At least they are physically safe online.The internet can be a pretty weird place for an adult, so imagine what it's like if you're a kid.
There is almost always the option to block messages from people. If someone is posting you crap on facebook for example, simply delete them.EmileeElectro said:I don't know how anyone avoids been cyber bullied. .
Got $20 that at least 9 of the 10 pop ups have something to do with a petite girl and a horse/dog. too bad we will never get proof I'm right on the money with that.johnman said:60% admitted to it, while the 40% dared not admit that they enjoyed the pop ups
The God forsaken high pitched whiny voices make them stop, PLEASE MAKE THEM STOP!Lou said:And a 100% of adults have a bad online experience because of kids.
Nah, I'm just kidding.
I'd reckon this is probably because of "smack talk" and bullying. Not to mention that children are quite.. Unpopular in the online world. Most due to their attitude and voices, obviously.