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China to ban kids from playing online games for more than three hours per week
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Good!
They should also spank those brats twice a day. :2 cents: |
This is one thing from China I can get behind.
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Sounds like we can expect revolution in china soon lol
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The Chinese government can control everything, including installing apps to every phone
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My son is already on the China Rules lol.
Geez, those games make him a Zombie sometimes can't get him out of his room gaming. thanks covid LOL. ( before Covid and the gym he goes closed , he was doing MMA training at least 4 times a week. ) Fuck covid-19 :( Couple of times i have bring in the slash hammer to destroy that devil box :1orglaugh oops he starts listening again ............ until next time :1orglaugh |
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Smart move if you ask me . . .
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They're way more addictive. |
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And he spent LOTS of his Allowance buying those $25 PlayStation store cards at least once a week a while ago until my wife and i realize how much he was spending and we put a stop to this. IT'S A FUCKING SCAM those games today lol. Worst then the gambling right under your nose if your not carefull. :( |
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The Chinese have it right. You have to limit their use or they will end up being basement dwelling neckbeards with no future. |
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Yes, it is literally form of gambling - a mobile game which i play regularly, empire and puzzles, is pure example of it: you cant buy top level heroes, you can only buy a "chance", meaning you could easily spend thousand of dollars and still not getting a shit lol. I play it without spending single bucks, but it goes really slow, buildings not maxed yet even after 2 years of playing. Also, they got banned in Vietnam because of this gambling part. |
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Games were pretty addictive way back when, though, considering they were brand new technology at the time. We used to spend hours indoors playing the first Maddens. And other games, too. But we'd also go outside and played the same sports on the street. I think it's not the games themselves, but the multiplayer modes that are so addictive these days. LOL maybe the Chinese are onto to something... |
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