I'm sure I would think differently if I were a parent, but this kinda sucks from just the perspective of letting a kid be a kid. I fondly recall draining days

I'm sure I would think differently if I were a parent, but this kinda sucks from just the perspective of letting a kid be a kid. I fondly recall draining days and days and days into online multiplayer games, made some of my best friends who are still with me to this day across state lines, and came to my wedding, while eating all sorts of stereotypically bad gamer junk food. Other than spending too much time arguing with people online, I don't find myself outside of what people would consider "well adjusted." Besides, most people don't spend their entire lives playing video games for hours on end. You do get tired of it. On second thought, maybe such rules would help one keep their love of games for longer...