Adorable 3 Year-Old Experiences Harsh Justice in Skyrim
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Well aren't we confident. Try again in about 5 years when I may actually want bratlings and you're not just barely legal.Cleril said:If you need help with that you just let me know.Screamarie said:
Although, if people don't want to be sword, then they don't want to have kids!
I'm terrible.
Seems you're the one that needs to learn to take a joke. I'm teasing.Cleril said:Nope, I'm lonely.Screamarie said:Well aren't we confident. Try again in about 5 years when I may actually want bratlings and you're not just barely legal.Cleril said:If you need help with that you just let me know.Screamarie said:
Although, if people don't want to be sword, then they don't want to have kids!
I'm terrible.
Plus, take a joke lady. Okey dokey?
Here, watch me dance, and all will be well.
'people don't wanna be sword' should be made as a peice of dialogue in the game, or an acheivement.
Yeah, I'm with you on this. I'm thinking about all the psychological damage that this might do to someone of that age. It's all very well to find it "cute" and all, but morality isn't something that comes over night.Sizzle Montyjing said:
And especially when it comes down to matters of mortality it can take decades before someone has a fully developed moral compass. The games are rated M for a reason after all. And when I think back to when I was a little older than this girl and I saw my cousin playing Resident Evil, I had nightmares for weeks.
I'm fine with all that blood and gore now of course, but it takes an entire childhood to get to that place and that's why I think you should be careful what you expose your children to.
Bastion, that's cute, but I gotta ask though, why do you have a video of you dancing at hand?Cleril said:
This does bring to mind that there are dozens of games that really need a "kiddie mode" - simply a mode that allows you to run all over the huge environment without encountering any people or monsters.
Given the huge amount of work that goes into creating these huge, beautiful environments, why not amortize it over a few more customers?
[Answer: because it won't raise sales. It will just make a few tired parents happy...]
Still, I wonder if it could be a SkyRim mod? The only problem is that parents with 3-5 year olds generally have negative free time
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Given the huge amount of work that goes into creating these huge, beautiful environments, why not amortize it over a few more customers?
[Answer: because it won't raise sales. It will just make a few tired parents happy...]
Still, I wonder if it could be a SkyRim mod? The only problem is that parents with 3-5 year olds generally have negative free time
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No, that's fine. I get it. I guess it's nice that you have a hobby you can be enthusiastic about. ^.^Cleril said:I've taken hip-hop for five years, ballet for one, and ballroom for once.Farther than stars said:
I just record from my webcam and such and hey, free publicity really. One of my videos has over 1,000 views which I never expected.
In other words: I'm not sure how to answer your question, why shouldn't I have a video of me dancing at hand?
Could be the first time I've quoted someone who's been banned, but damn this guy speaks sense on THIS subject.InterAirplay said:
Don't try to wrap your child in cotton wool. Obviously don't sit em down at 3 and make them watch Hostel, but if they come in and you're playing something like Skyrim, and you think they're capable of knowing right and wrong, then talk to them, engage them, and maybe let them have a wander about.
As they said, she liked 'running around and jumping into streams'. that's kinda what I'd expect her to do IRL.
Did little boys not make gun shapes with their fingers and run around shouting 'BANG' before Modern Warfare came out?
I'm gonna gender stereotype here, but boys in particular are fascinated with violence and death, and most of their made up imagination games factor it in. 'you're DEAD' 'No I'm not you got me in the leg!', doesn't necessarily come from playing video games.
Also, the father explained what happened, and she's learned that you can't just do what you like when you're told 'no', even if you won't actually get 'sworded' IRL
That father's done more for responsible parenting in about 3 minutes of video that Keith Vaz, Arnie Schwarzenegger and Jack Thompson's entire careers.