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Who cares? My kids asked me for skins for years. As the one who owned a credit card and would be the one needed to pay for it I laughed them out of the room. M
by 14 1y ago
Who cares? My kids asked me for skins for years. As the one who owned a credit card and would be the one needed to pay for it I laughed them out of the room.
Maybe parents should learn to parent and tell their kids no.
My kid now older and with a job now tells me how he remembers when he used to ask for skins and I would say no damn way. He also says now that he makes his own money and buys things himself there is no way he would spend his own money on clothing for a video game while his own shoes are falling apart. It’s a waste of money and he said it not me.
So parents need to parent. Typically kids until older have no readily access to money so if a parent acts like one they can tell the kid to forget it.
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- chipsrafferty 1y agoI get spending $20 on one skin to support the development of a game you enjoy. Just don't see the point in having multiple.
- mholm 1y agoIt's fashion, to an extent. Do you only have a single outfit? Would you even if it was always the right weather for them, and was always clean? Kids often spend a lot of time in these environments, which makes them want variety of expression there.
- LPisGood 1y agoMe and many of my friends were children when Fortnite came out. We still play, and we now have full time jobs. When fun new skins or dances come out, it’s not uncommon for us to get them. They’re fun and entertaining. I hardly feel addicted or preyed on moreso than when I buy any other entertainment product.
- satvikpendem 1y agoThis is the root cause. I don't get the part about kids spending ceaselessly on skins, who is giving them the money?
- helpfulContrib 1y agoUnethical parents. Parents who are so detached, themselves, that they cannot see the harm being done to their children. That's the point with abusive techniques such as this - they become generationally intertwined. Its about the kids. Those kids become parents. Those parents have kids. The abusive trauma transcends generations.