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I think we're getting to the point where it's quite common that the parent(s) are also gamers. In that case, if it's going to be the kid's first exposure to eit
by munchbunny 6y ago
I think we're getting to the point where it's quite common that the parent(s) are also gamers. In that case, if it's going to be the kid's first exposure to either game, I don't see why it would be any more gross than picking a sport for the kid to try.
Some kids will respond better than others to this approach, but this seems like a perfectly normal thing for parents to do as part of their kids' education.
- estaseuropano 6y agoNot to dismiss your position but I think you might have some sample bias - most 'gamers' are just used to mobile and console and really have no noteworthy IT skills or understanding of what happens behind the scenes.
- munchbunny 6y agoI wasn't assuming that they were particularly savvy at anything. I was just pointing out that the parent(s) being gamers likely means there's a decent change the parent(s) know what they're throwing at the child by handing them Minecraft or Roblox. I know at least one parent who used Minecraft as an opportunity for both the parent and the child to learn to code.