My son wants to get Fortnite.

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Should I let him? He's SUPER immature. What can you tell me about it?
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Have you seen it? It's basically a Pixar movie.
Kickflip posted...
Have you seen it? It's basically a Pixar movie.

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Kaname_Madoka posted...
Kickflip posted...
Have you seen it? It's basically a Pixar movie.

this


And the mode that matters is free
It involves looking for the high ground and using guns to kill people until you are the only one left.

Is this the value you wish to instill within your child?
It's a trash game. Buy a real mans game and get him Rainbow Six Siege
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I have not seen it. All I've heard about it (previously) is that it's a shooting game. That literally is all I know. The only reason I knew how to spell it was that I saw it somewhere here on Gamefaqs.
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Lorcus posted...
Kaname_Madoka posted...
Kickflip posted...
Have you seen it? It's basically a Pixar movie.

this


And the mode that matters is free

Does it run on a Chromebook?
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Sari, Mom to DS (07/04) and DD (01/08)
sLaCkEr408___RJ posted...
It involves looking for the high ground and using guns to kill people until you are the only one left.

Is this the value you wish to instill within your child?

No. But he's feeling left out at school, so I figured I would do some research.
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Sari, Mom to DS (07/04) and DD (01/08)
It's obviously inherently a violent game but I don't think it's unnecessarily graphic or anything like that

How old is your son

I wouldn't recommend letting a child younger than 14 play it tbh
sLaCkEr408___RJ posted...
It involves looking for the high ground and using guns to kill people until you are the only one left.

Is this the value you wish to instill within your child?


Clearly Anakin should have played Fortnite.
It's like if Nintendo had their own original version of Call of Duty. It's cartoon-like in it's visuals, no blood, but some violence. It's like a children's version of PUBG. I wouldn't be too concerned, especially being it's free, and in comparison to most games like this, it's very mild.
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Ramsus32 posted...
It's a trash game. Buy a real mans game and get him Rainbow Six Siege

But he's not a real man....

He's 13 but acts about 7 or 8 most of the time.
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Sari, Mom to DS (07/04) and DD (01/08)
Bump.
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Sariana21 posted...
He's 13 but acts about 7 or 8 most of the time.

You say this like he has some sort of deficiency. Is that the case or nah?
Here's gameplay you can decide for yourself

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Obviously I don't know your son, but he should be fine. It's a very cartoony shooting game, not really that violent or anything like that
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Vulgorn posted...
Sariana21 posted...
He's 13 but acts about 7 or 8 most of the time.

You say this like he has some sort of deficiency. Is that the case or nah?

That's the case--not your typical "my teenager acts like a child." He really is not neurotypical. Very immature; very naive.
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Do not get your son Fortnite. Every man I know that got his son Fortnite regrets it. He'll play it all the time, and it will foster and develop a toxic gaming mentality in him.
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Sariana21 posted...
Vulgorn posted...
Sariana21 posted...
He's 13 but acts about 7 or 8 most of the time.

You say this like he has some sort of deficiency. Is that the case or nah?

That's the case--not your typical "my teenager acts like a child." He really is not neurotypical. Very immature; very naive.

Does he have autism?
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The mode everyone plays is also free so like if you download it and don't like him playing it there's no investment lost
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Puglia77 posted...
Sariana21 posted...
Vulgorn posted...
Sariana21 posted...
He's 13 but acts about 7 or 8 most of the time.

You say this like he has some sort of deficiency. Is that the case or nah?

That's the case--not your typical "my teenager acts like a child." He really is not neurotypical. Very immature; very naive.

Does he have autism?

Yes, and some other challenges--anxiety, ADHD, probably depression.

I'm thinking this game is a "no" for now.
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Sariana21 posted...
Ramsus32 posted...
It's a trash game. Buy a real mans game and get him Rainbow Six Siege

But he's not a real man....

He's 13 but acts about 7 or 8 most of the time.
Hmmm.

I don't know anything about the game in question, but early on in gaming I kind of let my children's behavior dictate what they could play mostly (outside of things like GTA which I banned). My son was probably 5-6 when RE4 on the Wii came out and he played that. In fact at around the same age the only game he ever acted out (and almost hurt his younger brother) was when he played Hulk Ultimate Destruction; a Teen rated game as oppose to RE4 being Mature. So I dunno. I think it depends on the kid more than necessarily the rating.

But each parent, parents their own way. I was just giving my two cents about the situation.

Edit: Both my boys have ADD and take medication for it, but I think games really do help them out. Especially my 11 year old when he has to wait (at like doc's appts and stuff) he always brings his 3DS with him which helps keep his mind occupied.
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Sariana21 posted...
Puglia77 posted...
Sariana21 posted...
Vulgorn posted...
Sariana21 posted...
He's 13 but acts about 7 or 8 most of the time.

You say this like he has some sort of deficiency. Is that the case or nah?

That's the case--not your typical "my teenager acts like a child." He really is not neurotypical. Very immature; very naive.

Does he have autism?

Yes, and some other challenges--anxiety, ADHD, probably depression.

I'm thinking this game is a "no" for now.

Yeah don't get your son fortnite, it wont help him at all if he has all those issues, it might make it worse.
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