02/20/2018 12:01 PMPosted by Siebenheim02/20/2018 11:37 AMPosted by CyniahI did exactly the same thing with my 3 girls. No computer in their room until 18. As such they never got all wrapped up into all the social media garbage etc.LOL WHAT. This is a level of psychopathy worthy of Investigation Discovery.Obviously doesn't have children.

02/20/2018 12:11 PMPosted by Marahas02/20/2018 12:04 PMPosted by DarkgoombaWhy do people who don't need or want to do LFR complain about it so much?Its not going away.Well if they did not tie leggos/TF/tier chances into it, maybe people would not care as much. For what people describe as a "story" tourist mode, it is very rewarding to do. My friends do world tour+LFRs and daily LFDs for leggos. [/quote]This person gets it.

02/20/2018 11:50 AMPosted by Cyniah02/20/2018 11:39 AMPosted by KailynnaIt depends on the level of supervision you're prepared to give.I've heard of three year olds having fun creating characters and doing basic questing, with a bit of help. I've seen 12/13 year olds being talented, considerate players who were welcomed anywhere, so long as they didn't tell folk how young they were before people got to know them.I've seen 50 year olds act like spoiled idiots, making trouble where they can.As for helicopter parenting, a friend trusted her apparently responsible, well-behaved ten year old daught…

02/20/2018 11:28 AMPosted by ZaramisBlizzard,Please consider changing the entire way you think of associating World Quests with Dungeon Finder, or please just add the same LFG mechanism you have with the elite WQ's.[/quote]You can queue up for specific dungeons. Although this idea does have merit. If somebody is going to sit there at the dungeon to queue up for the WQ it's highly probable that those who queue up the same way do it with full intentions of doing the WQ as well eliminating the rest of the OPs complaint.

Somebody doesn't know how gearing for pvp works. Go read.https://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20748544667

You can really tell the parents in the thread from the non parents. It's good to see fellow parents getting their kids into gaming without all the nonsense that goes on in games like WoW.

02/20/2018 11:03 AMPosted by Svenska02/20/2018 08:34 AMPosted by ArgorwalDKs gripping mobs in a raid? Are you out of your mind?It's how my main's guild handles the adds on heroic aggramar.Good for the walker adds on coven as well. Blood DK can open up an entire side with the click of a button.

02/20/2018 10:54 AMPosted by Dandelowise02/20/2018 10:42 AMPosted by CihysWith or without supervision?Personally, my son wasn't allowed to have a computer in his room until he graduated high school. He started playing EQ when he was about 12. I seriously sat in a chair behind him (not breathing down his neck but being there) until I felt comfortable with him solo in the cyber world which was a couple of months.That is extreme helicopter parenting...you realize they could potentially do much, much worse things out in the real world when you aren't hovering over them. Thinking back to my high…

02/20/2018 10:48 AMPosted by Fenier02/20/2018 10:42 AMPosted by BroskieSo, here's my question for you: If you go in to an LFR, do you expect to be the carrier, or the carried? Do you want to be the carried, but since there are people who perform lower than you, you can't be? Or, do you want to be the carrier, but you feel like you can't because of other people?Maybe they expect to pull their own weight for their iLevel, and would like other people to do the same. Hence, they don't want to carry, and do not want to be carried.

I let my kids start playing when they can read. It's completely supervised and after they make their first character I go in and child proof it. Elminate all outside chat functions and make them play the game without having a way to interact with others. They are not allowed to play without supervision and the computers are all in the same room so i'm there next to them playing on my comp. They all just enjoy questing and exploring. None of them have even asked to go into dungeons yet. It's amazing watching them ooh and aah over stuff they see in game. Worgen seems to be the most popula…