Small fry has asked about access to Minecraft. Is there any concerns I should have about letting her?
Posted by
Reagen
Mar 16 '18, 12:08
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(she's 8)
My biggest concern is the potential for obsessiveness. I don't think there's any online interaction in it, right?
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Responses:
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I’d redirect her to start learning about the evil raccoon that runs the world, Tom Nook. (The Animal Crossing nt.) -- nm
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Qale
Mar 16, 13:11
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It was Logan's gateway drug I mean game. -- nm
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Spawn
Mar 16, 13:05
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our youngest was around the age. The thing to watch for is when they start watching youtube videos of other people playing
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Beaker
Mar 16, 12:50
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nope! let her dive in. it's a great for learning problem solving. -- nm
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colin
Mar 16, 12:50
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Solo play is available, so no need to worry about interacting. Think about the game as LEGO's with a small amount of "plot"
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TWuG is getting a Tesla!
Mar 16, 12:43
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If you play on a mutliplayer server, absolutely there is. Playing the solo game, no. What I did for my kids that wanted to play multi was set up a
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just oblique
Mar 16, 12:23
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evidently it is easy enough so even groiny can figure it out, so I don't think frustration will be a factor -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 16, 12:12
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My niece played it like crazy at that age. I think it's fine.
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Dark Callisto
Mar 16, 12:10
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