blade82001 wrote: » I was wondering if there would be in-game marriage and possibly having children with another player?
Pooka wrote: » If @Pooka could have an in-game child, it would not be good. @Pooka would end up beating it with a stick and using it as cannon fodder.
Wandering Mist wrote: » SoulsOnFire wrote: » Would it be cliche of me to blame the failing education system on this? Do you mean would it be cliche of me to blame th failing education system for this? Yes and since kids have been hormonal at those ages far longer than there have been educational systems, it would also be inaccurate. What it would be is ironic. All be it unintentionally so. 😜
SoulsOnFire wrote: » Would it be cliche of me to blame the failing education system on this?
Shoklen wrote: » Why NPC, what about PC children...
blade82001 wrote: » Its a shame that some people have to ruin things for other people by being stupid.
Wandering Mist wrote: » SoulsOnFire wrote: » Wandering Mist wrote: » unknownsystemerror wrote: » SWTOR had a /weld emote that had people take a knee, reach out with both hands at waist level, and bob their head up and down while they actioned it out. After people got creative with putting their crotches at the right point and making videos of simulated oral they had to remove it. Developers give you the shinies, then people pervert their intent. Happens in every game. ERP Goldshire anyone? Sad but true. I honestly don't understand why some people think that sort of thing is funny or "cool". "look at this guys, it looks like I'm having sex in a video game, hur hur hur" sigh..... Kids are having trouble with their hormones at age 14-18. They aren't harming anyone when doing those things but it has some negative effects on the rest of the community with these vids. I'm not saying it's okay but I can understand why they do it because I've done stupid things like that when I was young. (and that makes me cringe now) Would it be cliche of me to blame the failing education system on this?
SoulsOnFire wrote: » Wandering Mist wrote: » unknownsystemerror wrote: » SWTOR had a /weld emote that had people take a knee, reach out with both hands at waist level, and bob their head up and down while they actioned it out. After people got creative with putting their crotches at the right point and making videos of simulated oral they had to remove it. Developers give you the shinies, then people pervert their intent. Happens in every game. ERP Goldshire anyone? Sad but true. I honestly don't understand why some people think that sort of thing is funny or "cool". "look at this guys, it looks like I'm having sex in a video game, hur hur hur" sigh..... Kids are having trouble with their hormones at age 14-18. They aren't harming anyone when doing those things but it has some negative effects on the rest of the community with these vids. I'm not saying it's okay but I can understand why they do it because I've done stupid things like that when I was young. (and that makes me cringe now)
Wandering Mist wrote: » unknownsystemerror wrote: » SWTOR had a /weld emote that had people take a knee, reach out with both hands at waist level, and bob their head up and down while they actioned it out. After people got creative with putting their crotches at the right point and making videos of simulated oral they had to remove it. Developers give you the shinies, then people pervert their intent. Happens in every game. ERP Goldshire anyone? Sad but true. I honestly don't understand why some people think that sort of thing is funny or "cool". "look at this guys, it looks like I'm having sex in a video game, hur hur hur" sigh.....
unknownsystemerror wrote: » SWTOR had a /weld emote that had people take a knee, reach out with both hands at waist level, and bob their head up and down while they actioned it out. After people got creative with putting their crotches at the right point and making videos of simulated oral they had to remove it. Developers give you the shinies, then people pervert their intent. Happens in every game. ERP Goldshire anyone?
Wandering Mist wrote: » Caeryl wrote: » Wandering Mist wrote: » Caeryl wrote: » I’d honestly rather see AoC be M just so the audience stays a somewhat mature. It certainly doesn’t need nudity and such built in, but I don’t see why we should have to restrict the flexibility of emotes and more sensitive content to cater to the “family friendly” expectation of a T rating. That being said, I definitely don’t wanna see that many kids running around. hahahahahahaha oh my, do you really think that having an M rating on a game is going to stop children from playing it? Also I'd like to point out that just because someone is an "adult" doesn't mean they are mature. ? Of course it won’t stop minors from playing, but it will allow IS to include more robust emotes and delve into more complex, possibly darker themes without a scandal about “potential inappropriate emoting” in a T rated game Ok but....why? Would adding in "more robust emotes" and putting in darker themes improve the game at all?
Caeryl wrote: » Wandering Mist wrote: » Caeryl wrote: » I’d honestly rather see AoC be M just so the audience stays a somewhat mature. It certainly doesn’t need nudity and such built in, but I don’t see why we should have to restrict the flexibility of emotes and more sensitive content to cater to the “family friendly” expectation of a T rating. That being said, I definitely don’t wanna see that many kids running around. hahahahahahaha oh my, do you really think that having an M rating on a game is going to stop children from playing it? Also I'd like to point out that just because someone is an "adult" doesn't mean they are mature. ? Of course it won’t stop minors from playing, but it will allow IS to include more robust emotes and delve into more complex, possibly darker themes without a scandal about “potential inappropriate emoting” in a T rated game
Wandering Mist wrote: » Caeryl wrote: » I’d honestly rather see AoC be M just so the audience stays a somewhat mature. It certainly doesn’t need nudity and such built in, but I don’t see why we should have to restrict the flexibility of emotes and more sensitive content to cater to the “family friendly” expectation of a T rating. That being said, I definitely don’t wanna see that many kids running around. hahahahahahaha oh my, do you really think that having an M rating on a game is going to stop children from playing it? Also I'd like to point out that just because someone is an "adult" doesn't mean they are mature.
Caeryl wrote: » I’d honestly rather see AoC be M just so the audience stays a somewhat mature. It certainly doesn’t need nudity and such built in, but I don’t see why we should have to restrict the flexibility of emotes and more sensitive content to cater to the “family friendly” expectation of a T rating. That being said, I definitely don’t wanna see that many kids running around.
