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It's basically a litmus test for whether you have kids or not at this point. The age at which kids become aware of Roblox from their peers is getting younger an
by giobox 7mo ago
It's basically a litmus test for whether you have kids or not at this point. The age at which kids become aware of Roblox from their peers is getting younger and younger in my experiences anyway. Before I had kids, I had very little idea either, and I consider myself fairly well acquainted with PC gaming.
- sayamqazi 7mo agoThe solution is to give them a taste of better built (specifically competetive) games and they will never like roblox.
- jiggunjer 7mo agoMine rejected a Nintendo switch 2 in favor of more robux...
- Goronmon 7mo agoThe solution is to give them a taste of better built (specifically competetive) games and they will never like roblox. In my experience, this doesn't work. The primary reason being that most of their friends are playing Roblox and if they are consuming any content on the internet, much of it at their age is related to Roblox. Our kids have never been allowed to play, and it still comes up somewhat regularly despite all the various games and consoles they have available.
- giobox 7mo agoAgree 100% with the sibling responses here. This almost never works in my experience. Kids want to play what their friends are playing - I remember feeling this way a long time ago too.
- sayamqazi 7mo agoMaybe you are right and it depends on "friends". Me and my 3 other siblings have alwya liked similar gamnes (We are 7 siblings). Being the eldest I might have played a role thats why I thought that one could influence their children's gaming preference.