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> Just let I don't know about you, but in my case that would have been "just push". RCT1+2 was a lot more fun and even if I would play with the (often mean) vi
by lucb1e 2y ago
> Just let
I don't know about you, but in my case that would have been "just push". RCT1+2 was a lot more fun and even if I would play with the (often mean) village kids, they too were more into video games than ball games, albeit more something like Postal (rated for mature audiences, like ten years older than we were). There was some voluntary playing outside as well as inverse curfews imposed to make sure we don't only game and watch Pokémon inside at some age, but this notion of "just let them do what they enjoy" is so contradictory to my personal experience
- hosh 2y agoIn China and Taiwan, where many kids are pushed to study more, outside play would be a treat. Although I don’t know about video games. In the US, the complicating factor is that parents get in trouble for letting kids play unsupervised outside. Both custom and legislation discourages this kind of parenting. There is an advocacy group in the US trying to lobby for legislative protections for parents, so “just let them play outside” means something a bit different.