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Edited by SSGcobraCMDR:
3/1/2015 7:53:46 PM
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My 8 year old quit due to lack of content
Hes playing Fruit Ninja now. Obviously its more entertaining than this game.
Edit: To all of you who question my parenting. Im not raising my kids to be latte drinking limp wristed fat bodied consumers who are afraid to stand up for themselves. I replace tv with video games because it stimulates the mind. Introduces problem solving, organization, decisive decision making skills, ethical dilemmas. So you can go ahead and dumb down your children with disney and nick jr. but not this guy..
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#Destiny
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Thank u for not rotting brain s with tv, books are still cool
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K bai one less squeaker to worry about.
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I feel like something happened to this game right b4 release that crippled it. Go back and watch the vidocs, it looked so much better
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Your son most likely lacks the brain capacity/understanding it takes to grasp the true nature of destiny. Not saying your son isn't smart, just nine out of ten under tens probably prefer that immediate, in your face colorful action. If you have to put in work for it, most children won't want to play.
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I remember quitting my first game!
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Destiny isn't for everyone. I like grinding for loot and shooting stuff.
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i wish my parents had the same idea as you when i was growing up. they just thought video games were bad. i dont understand why
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1 ReplyMakes no sense. Gaming test your mental strength and keeps your mind constantly active. #ScienceMajor
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At least he didn't delete your Exotics on the way out.
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Smart kid
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Edited by urgedpaged: 3/2/2015 4:55:34 AMDon't let idiots who rather poison their kids mind with tv bring you down I let my 5 and 6 year old play 2 hours a day and it makes them happy
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Nothing better than an 8 year old with developed thumbs and the rest a bag of wet oatmeal. And you still play... so can we hope you will also quit for Fruit Ninja which is obviously more entertaining?
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Edited by shibbityboo: 3/2/2015 4:51:48 AMI hope you send him outside to play as well. Kids shouldn't be raised playing video games inside all the time. Edit: I am not trying to criticize your parenting style since your post didn't explain it.
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1 ReplySpell better.
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Best dad ever you rock!
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When 8 year olds use your counsel ^
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1 ReplyYa because 8 year olds have really short attention spans. Fruit ninja has so many fruits falling rapidly it just keeps your 8 years olds brain occupied. Destiny requires you to think about tactics and strategies and thats when your 8 year olds will give up and play fruit ninja. Nice try. Next.
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I'm pretty sure an 8 year old doesn't know what "lack of content means" Yep I just asked my 8 year old sister and she has no clue what content is.
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1 ReplyI don't believe that you have a child. But, just in case you do, take the video games away and give him a book. You shouldn't have to be told this. A home environment that fosters knowledge and success, as well as good, traditional parenting will produce good results. And yes, I am judging your parenting skills. I don't even [i]want[/i] to know what you feed him.
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15 RepliesYou are a terrible parent if you're letting your 8 year-old play a game in which you kill.
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Damn ppl on this forum hate your ass rn where's the love these days smh sorry about your luck tho
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I hate you. Lying sack of shit
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You've played well over 400hrs... wouldn't call that a lack of content or entertainment
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You people all need to look up content in the dictionary.
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1 ReplyFruit ninja has a better story
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1 ReplyEdited by JHarv: 3/1/2015 6:57:04 PMor maybe he doesnt want to follow in his loser parents' footsteps despite all of your efforts to turn him into a nerd?
