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6/17/2015 10:06:46 AM
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[quote][quote]The game is rated T[/quote]
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11 isn't above 12. I'm sorry but I don't make the rules, if it were me I would make sure all underage players are banned since that hole violation of government rule and violation of terms of service which is also enforced by the govt. I would consider your brother lucky.
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[quote]So by the same logic, you'd let him watch an unrated movie? I doubt it.... Good ol america, blame someone else for something you did....[/quote] No, by the same logic an unrated movie would be off limits. Consider the producer and director of the unrated movie the equivalent to bungie's developers. Bungie didnt make an AO game. But the director and producer created an unrated movie. See how your interpretation of my logic makes no sense? Please thoroughly read everything you intend to make look bad before you post an uneducated comment that makes literally no sense.
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AO is a rating. Having a rating is the exact opposite of being "unrated".
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AO is also the most explicit of video game ratings, so it is the nearest thing to being that of an unrated movie.
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No it's not, it's the furthest thing. Not having a rating, like, say, Flappy Bird did, is the nearest thing to an unrated movie, because it's the exact same thing.
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Whoa bud nice try but hold up on your victory dance there. I don't get your little Bungie analogy at all. You are taking a different angle by putting the responsibility on the developer or movie studio. My point was that some if not the majority of the responsibility falls on the brother/parents. No one wants to accept the fact that they are to blame and are quick to point fingers. This is what's wrong with society as a whole so don't feel alone. I myself am even guilty of this, I don't claim to be perfect. I never said the bad guys in the op's post were correct in what they did nor do I think they aren't douche bags because they are. The level of naivety shown by you and the op to expect every online encounter to go exactly how their little fantasy script created in their minds reads is evident my friend. I'm not saying you shouldn't let your child play games like this, simply take responsibility as a parent/mentor and properly educate them BEFORE you those them to what we all surely know is an ultimately cruel world. This way, they will be able to properly handle these situations and learn from them to become a better person. Good day
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True but who listens to that shit. I see 8 yr olds on m rated games and they piss me the f*ck off frankly
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Brutal, yet true. Gotta read that fine print.
