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kogeT
Poland2040 Posts
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NrG.Bamboo
United States2756 Posts
On January 22 2020 18:05 kogeT wrote: How can you guys argue that BW is the best future for any kid, I don't get it. This. It seems insane to pass this on as a helpful or even interesting skill. But this thread is obviously a joke so whatever ;p | ||
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Buenaventura
Sweden10 Posts
 I use the carbot skin, otherwise they find it too scary (and I prefer it because its simply SUPERIOR IN EVERY WAY  ). Inco is now also father, so clan ReV looks like we will have a good junior team soon YEAH | ||
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mmhmm
22 Posts
this thread is obviously a joke so whatever My intent was to be light-hearted but I'm not entirely joking. I appreciate everyone's responses so far and laughed at the idea of calling BW a "monsters game." I might have to start using that. The diversity of opinions in this thread is a good reflection of my own conflicted thinking. Selfishly, I hope all of you train your kids to play BW because it will mean this game will always have an active player base whenever I might choose to pick it up throughout the remaining half century or so of my life. Plus, I think it would be really cool to watch an FPVOD of a 7 year old prodigy with flawless muta micro or a 4 year old who can do a perfect worker split. Personally, I can see both sides of the debate about introducing my own children to BW. (They're too young now for this to be a real decision for me yet.) On the one hand, it's completely natural for parents to share their interests with their kids. It's one of the best ways to bond. And BW definitely encourages critical thinking skills. On the other hand, as a kid most of the fun of BW was getting to play it with my peers. Kids today will struggle to experience it that way unless we succeed in forming the BW Little League I proposed. And I also see value in encouraging activities entirely outside of gaming like music, exercise, etc. Though it seems to me that there should be room to encourage a variety of different activities simultaneously, with each pursued in moderation. | ||
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Buenaventura
Sweden10 Posts
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Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom7084 Posts
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