Call of Duty: Black Ops II

Botnus912 posted...

Charged151 posted...

Considering this game is rated mature (that means for people 17+), that really says something about how many people actually give a crap about the ratings for things...lol

online interactions aren't rated...lol

"Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB" - Warns those who intend to play the game online about possible exposure to chat (text, audio, video) or other types of user-generated content (e.g., maps, skins) that have not been considered in the ESRB rating assignment.

Therefore the actual online game itself is rated excepting the interactions with other users.

Honestly the problem with ESRB is that most parents don't take the time to understand what it means. I had a parent of a 5 year old a couple years ago come into the store to return a copy of GTA4 because it made her son violent. She was going to buy him a copy of black ops but I talked her out of it by explaining that it was just as bad of a game for a five year old as GTA4 was. Man that kid was stareing daggers at me by the time the talk was over.
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COD does mean Childrens Online Daycare after all. What's worse is adults who act like children online. It's a damn game for crying out loud.
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The biggest problem by far, with all games, are the people who lose sight of their purpose and forget to have fun.
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Playing - Borderlands 2, Demon's Souls, MGS HD Col, Monster Hunter FU, Resonance of Fate, ZOE HD Col, Resident Evil 6 Mercs, DMC HD Col
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If the kids give you more crappy excuses, you can always say, "Don't like it? Don't play."
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I love it so much, it's now my universal alias.

TC is right that parents shouldn't buy this game for young children. I'd say you should be at least 12 years old to play any online games. And the parents should actually TEACH them manners and stuff...

You get all these annoying little brats online because the parents are lazy, they can buy their kid a game then ignore him and let the game raise him.