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will COD turn my child into a raging maniac?

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  • #62
    Leeg17
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    If you're going to let him play, and let's face it, the decision is entirely yours, please please tell him to shoot down air support and play the objective. Please kthanksbai


  • #63
    Magill
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,732 ✭✭✭Magill


    Leeg17 wrote: »
    If you're going to let him play, and let's face it, the decision is entirely yours, please please tell him to shoot down air support and play the objective. Please kthanksbai

    haha, sam turrets derka derb !


  • #64
    Leeg17
    Closed Accounts Posts: 14,127 ✭✭✭✭Leeg17


    Magill wrote: »
    haha, sam turrets derka derb !

    Old school baby!

    C4 suicide
    Stellllllllaaaaaaaaa Launcher
    back to normal class :cool:


  • #65
    CORaven
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,144 ✭✭✭CORaven


    OP, it is your call in the end. But I do want to point out something. Both you and your son have an interest in COD, maybe video games as a whole. While generally I would say no a four year old playing an 18s game, turning the violence off and playing some Spec Ops (co-op) together could benefit his development. Learning to react to uncertain events and to communicate with someone at the same time maybe good for him. Is another game you could get your hand on that isn't as 'violent'?

    IMO, do video games in balance, and to them together.


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