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He's my brother, 12 years of age - and plays on my old account 'flikor'.

if you see him around, tell him to stop whining to fly choppers and do as he's told

Anyone seen any younger on PR?

Flik

My 8 year old and 5 year old step-sons Not online though, just PR_SP with the blood turned off

[R-DEV]Gaz wrote:My 8 year old and 5 year old step-sons Not online though, just PR_SP with the blood turned off

Heaven forbid they learn red stuff comes oudda people when their skin is pierced, eh?

Heskey wrote:Heaven forbid they learn red stuff comes oudda people when their skin is pierced, eh?

i mean that is horrible letting a young child see how red pixels fly out instead of dust.

[R-DEV]Gaz wrote:My 8 year old and 5 year old step-sons Not online though, just PR_SP with the blood turned off

thats someting i cant understand yet ( maybe coz im not father ) but why do you (well, not you , in general all the fathers )allow your sons to play a game based on kill but dont show them the blood ? isnt the act of kill the same or even more violent than the blood coming out?

maybe they should do like the germans , instead of blood and people dying , robots blowing and green fluids

Hm...does mental age count? In that case, my brother wins (even though he's 17)

[R-DEV]Gaz wrote:My 8 year old and 5 year old step-sons Not online though, just PR_SP with the blood turned off

I really didnt think it was that much blood, i'd like more myself, but then again im not 12. I see your point, but i think it would be more understood if it were a game like FEAR or gears of war.
now thems some bloody games.

close, my 13 year old brother plays sometimes

Yea, that with the blood doesnt make much sense. Killing is killing, the blood is useful because it replaces the X that appears when you hit in vanilla. Doesnt make a difference about the violence.

Some Ryan guy is 11 years old.

I enjoy TKing him because he's less than useless.

After yesterdays' evening PR session I thought that most of PR players just can't be over 10.

Deadfast wrote:After yesterdays' evening PR session I thought that most of PR players just can't be over 10.

I get that feeling sometimes.

wow i feel really young i am only 14 and i play alot, hmm there has to be someone younger then me that plays alot.

^there is, a kid named Springtime, he is 11 and plays PR regularly, great kid though, and an excellent chopper pilot, he is more mature than most of the older players i know

put it this way, if he's ever on the same team as me, i send him an invite

My friends' 3 year old son plays BF2. Starts up himself and all. Still has a wee problem with telling friend from foe, but knows his way around the maps.

My 7 year old nephew also has a BF bone or two, will try to win him over to the bright side. He plays alot of Delta Force with his dad.

Greets

Oakheath wrote:My friends' 3 year old son plays BF2. Starts up himself and all. Still has a wee problem with telling friend from foe, but knows his way around the maps.

My 7 year old nephew also has a BF bone or two, will try to win him over to the bright side. He plays alot of Delta Force with his dad.

Greets

thats great! get um while they're young!

Flik

Don't know any young that play BF2 but a buddy of mine's 6 year old daughter plays CS:S and dear lord she is 10x better than me at it. Still funny hearing a little girl AWP you and say "BOOM HEADSHOT!" as humiliating as it may be......

On the BF2 DVD cover you can find "16+" Young children shouldn't play those kind of games no matter how cool it is (even with gore turned off).

They will turn into serial killers, if it wasnt for computers we'd have no crime. Shame on you all


I let my nephew have a go, he couldnt hit the enemys so he shot all his teammates.
I came back to find I'd been banned from my favourite server