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Thread: Sorry guys...
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07-29-09, 12:35 AM #32
This. I've yet to see a person 21+ years of age claim - "Kicking kids is wrong!"
It's a hobby, I usually want to play around people my own age. And no - turning 16 magically doesn't make you mature, it's a gradual thing. 4-5 years, is a lot time to mature in, like I said before, I'll usually play with most 15 year olds, if I'm in a random lobby - but I don't think anyone can really hold it against me for not wanting to play with anyone 13 years and
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07-29-09, 03:00 AM #35
I just hate anyone that cant accept that they arent as good as they think. Not suprisingly, immature people are like that. Whats more annoying is if they whine about it, in a kiddy voice. NOt all kids are like that, but theres a reason getting older is called maturing, but if a kid can be mature, i dont mind being thier teamate
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07-29-09, 03:36 AM #36
This.
Seriously, kicking a kid because "his voice is squeeky" is just stupid. If you can't stand his voice, that's not the kid's problem. It's yours. If you don't like it, don't take away his pleasure of gaming by kicking him. Just leave yourself instead of being a selfish prick. It's you that has a problem with the kid while he isn't doing anything wrong.
I will kick anyone, kid or not, that acts annoying, griefs or is a troll in game. And yes, lots of kids are like this, but not all. I've votekicked such immature kids more than once but I kicked him because he was an annoying little shit, not because he was a kid. If the kid is acting mature however I don't mind him. He doesn't even have to be ubergood at the game and know perfectly what tactics to use, but if at least he listens to the more experienced people, I really don't mind letting the kid play.
One of my first games on Advanced was with a kid that was 12-13 max. He had that really squeeky voice, but only spoke when needed and he listened to me, he waited for the plan, he came to save his teammates, he was careful. We made it out, all four of us.
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07-29-09, 06:01 AM #39
considering im 15 (no shinangance : P) i think most people consider me a kid... sort of so i can't really judge down on kids becasue i am one? but uhmm the kids with squeeky voices, i know im not supposed to, but the second i hear one i just cringe and wanna kick them : P but hopefully i'll change my ways and give them a chance!
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07-29-09, 10:32 AM #40
What is maturity anyway....
The way I see it is, a child can not be classified as mature. There are good kids and bratty kids, the bratty kids are just that...bratty. The good kids are, well, good... these kids are well behaved and act mature. But that is just it, they ACT mature, but in reality, they are not mature. They have not lived long enough to be labeled mature.
That is my opinion.. because I am in my thirties now and lived an adult oriented life for a while. This is the tricky part about it though, depending on how old you are will also depend on how YOU perceive maturity.
For instance... I was out of high school, working in a steady job and had my own apartment before some of the people posting in this thread were even born. I have since married, had two children, bought a house and been at the same job for fifteen years. I worry about taxes... will the mill rate increase for next year?. I worry about losing my job and house in this economy. When I talk to friends and co-workers, the subjects discussed are more in depth then if I seen 'Johnny throw gum in Suzy's hair in home room'.
When I interact with people, be it in real life or online, I want to "hang out" with people who can relate to these things. And I'm sorry, but if your still living in your parents house and think that swearing to people online makes you cool... then to me, your not mature in the least.
So, to me, being mature is a different definition then it might be to you. Does that make me a bad person for wanting to play online, a thing I enjoy, with people who are of the same maturity level as myself? I don't think so. I mean, it is not like I can play all the time. Between work, kids, wife and keeping up with every other thing that an adult has to do.. my game time should be enjoyable to me.
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