ages 13-17 are teenagers and thus fall in line with the T rating for the game. I started playing WoW when i was 13, had come to the right age for the game and that’s how things need to be. Parents who sit their child who’s younger than 13 in front of the game are responsible for if their child develops weird habits because they’re not mature enough for the game’s content. Age ratings exist for a reason and T rating is for teens and older players.
If you were taught about christopher columbus in social studies then you didnt actually take social studies
my time frame had them around the hips and when they run they would face plant into the ground lol
I don’t really think we need to play the “think about the children” card to criticize the change. It’s just kind of a pointless change.
More reasons for an opt in system to hide mog adjustments is a good thing though. We should keep requesting that much.
oh bless your heart i have seen/heard kids play gta and cod and they are m rating and the parents are not watching or they dont care. and kids played a lot worse games then wow
Omg, body shaming.
I literally did this.
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now the beach comes to you.
Butts… We all got em’
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Some like them big.
ESRB exists for a reason, I suggest go to take a look on ESRB about WoW.
There are certain items and sets in the game that are revealing that makes the player character look like as if they are wearing a bikini, if that is an issue then your kid shouldn’t be playing.
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Yes, children play this game, and they can create alliance characters on Moon Guard too.
Guess what, Blizzard doesn’t even care that there are predators working on Goldshire Inn.
I take it you don’t go to a public beach, like ever.
I don’t think they will.
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This game is T for teen. Aka 13 plus. I think plenty of media shows people in their udnerwear in T and Pg13 media.
Also you could always take off your pants since classic.
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If you focus on what someone is wearing in a video game then well….i have nothing to say
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Haha, I guess you’re not wrong in that many WoW players are adult children.
Actual children, though?
Nah, not any that aren’t gaming in daddy’s lap. With general supervision.
This game is child-repellent compared to modern games. Be it the grindy gameplay itself or the toxic aging community.
Outside of exploring or riding a dragon for funsies, nothing in this game has staying power for kids. Maybe pet battles but Pokémon is a product of the 90’s and most pet battlers are just avid fans like myself, adults lol.
game is 18 or older so no haram affair.
yeah I was going to use the kids playing gta as a reference on why the age rating exists but I figured it’d come off as a rant. Parents need to be more responsible involving what their kids play, just how it needs to be. Otherwise we’ll see incidents of kids mistaking game logic for real logic and doing crazy and stupid stuff thinking stuff like “Oh it’s fine if I die I’ll just respawn few seconds later” or what have you. Sadly we got the karens who sit their child before a game not caring of the rating but just that they’re distracted so they don’t got to be a parent for a bit…and that’s wrong. Those Karens then notice that their child is playing mature content and yells at the developers to censor the game when it doesn’t work that way… they complain to cover up the fact they messed up, instead of realizing and admitting they messed up they blame the game creators for their child doing dumb or horrible stuff because they got away with it in a game outside their age rating
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ain’t like the real world isn’t worst, but the game isn’t designed or focused on children and while i do understand the concern, what blizz could do is create an extra option that when people use no pants mog it would replace with something.
Otherwise it’s kinda removing the option for others to fix an issue of a few, which is wrong.
The game is almost 20 years old so definitely old enough to drop it’s pants.
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