• Llituro [he/him, they/them]
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    3 years ago

    Lot of y'all complaining need to read "anyone under 18 years old" about 50 more times. It's literally a rule for children and considering how they tend to behave in online games, this isn't a bad rule. If they want to become g*mer hermit reactionaries the second they become an adult, they're still allowed to. It makes no sense to me to argue that if a kid wants to play an online game in extreme quantities they should be able to.

    • zifnab25 [he/him, any]
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      3 years ago

      Lot of y’all complaining need to read “anyone under 18 years old” about 50 more times.

      No no no! It's not fair! Mom said I could play all night and Dad's working late. I DID all my homework. I'll finish cleaning my room tomorrow. I don't WANT to play with my stupid little brother because he DOESN'T FOLLOW THE RULES. Mr. Xi you are the WORST and I HATE YOU!

    • Sandinband
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      3 years ago

      Also children shouldn't be on those voice chats to begin with. My bfs younger brother gets called the n word everytime he goes on the lobbies

          • Llituro [he/him, they/them]
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            3 years ago

            yeah, i don't disagree really. and there are definitely edge cases like minecraft that probably aren't the kind of thing they're looking to block access to but might anyway. but then, there's always couch co-op and single player games for the kids to play too, it's just online stuff that's being limited.

    • ToastGhost [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      4 hours a week is extreme quantities? what does that make 40 hours a week fucking wageslaving?