Gremlich Johns, on 10 March 2013 - 02:14 PM, said:
However, society is evolving, sometimes not necessarily for the better. Multiplayer video games with their ubiquitous in-game chat are not the places you should be allowing your kids to play if you are this concerned about the trolls and foul-mouthed teens and 20-somethings. I suggest you give up this one-man campaign and only direct your kids towards single player games where you have the most control. Your only other option would be something like creating Christiangamer.com that could provide servers for multiplayer games that will have controls over everything else but how you smite low your enemies.
A better option is to educate your kids about the in-game chat trolls and how what they say has no impact if you choose to ignore them. It's part of their "ecosystem" whether inside or outside your home - prepare them instead of keeping them ignorant. By and large, I think the MW crowd tends to be a bit better than the other gamers out there.
I'm 37 and I think that atleast in the 50's our society was less of a waste of flesh.
Why should I be forced to make my kids not play something I enjoy and they enjoy just so you all can cry about a possible option to turn of chat on their client? I fail to see how a bunch of cry baby trolls seem to determine how a gaming company proceeds with it's product. I was born and baptized Catholic, haven't been to church service in over 25 years, don't practice it so stop making assumptions about my family and any religious back grounds.
I love how most of the trolls in here seem to believe I'm locking my kids up in a room and not teaching them about life. The point is I'M teaching them about life, not the trolls of the internet, or the pervs of the world. I'm asking for an option that again would have NO BEARING ON YOU OR WHAT YOU WANT TO TROLL. The option would be on his client and would not affect your ability to be **** to others if you so choose.
Belisarius1, on 10 March 2013 - 03:09 PM, said:
....and you don't see a problem with this?
If you think my 10 year old son being able to read chat to help his team would make a difference to a game, then you need help! He's just learning how to play games like this, he's just learning what it means to play games like this as a team, his skills are above the mech running around in circles for sure, but way below a player whos skills could make the difference. So no I see no problem with this.