Meanwhile in South Korea...

Pendants of Spirit max out at 2 hours! You get to 30% EXP and you disconnect ;_;

I think it's overly restrictive, but, it's just gaming, though I'm no stranger to playing for 12+ hours at a time.

So how many of you played over 4 hours a day when you were 16-

So how many of you played over 4 hours a day when you were 16-

I?

Why should the government be allowed to decide that 4 hours a day is appropriate for EVERY child, though?

ikr?
Smart-kid passes and gets into university.
and wants to reward themselves with a day of gaming... oh noes : (
"They should have stopped at Midnight Ban"

The idea... sounds good on paper.

But shouldn't parents be the one enforcing this kind of thing instead of the government? I'd never take it too kindly if this is a step towards having the government control every aspect of our lives and those we care about.

Where is South Korea's Ron Paul, does it have one? Semi-serious.

-Waits for unnecessary argument over "minors" or "liberty" or political drama-

Next thing you know they'll be making arrests for creating accounts in the name of a minor.

Next thing you know they'll be making arrests for creating accounts in the name of a minor.

Next thing you know they'll be taking away accounts of people who use KSSN's that aren't theirs.

Next thing you know they'll be taking away accounts of people who use KSSN's that aren't theirs.

They COULD do that, looking at EllinForest and Leafre reg'd users (and that's being generous) we only make up 2% of the total KMS userbase.

Seems like Korean kids need to learn some time management

So how many of you played over 4 hours a day when you were 16-

90% of all of the days since I was about 12.

They COULD do that, looking at EllinForest and Leafre reg'd users (and that's being generous) we only make up 2% of the total KMS userbase.

It was somewhat sarcastic.
They really should work on improving their security, botters get new accounts and KSSN's every day.

I'm thinking it's good. It's only for minors.

Trolololol.

I'm not getting any younger so... fine by me.

The idea... sounds good on paper.

But shouldn't parents be the one enforcing this kind of thing instead of the government? I'd never take it too kindly if this is a step towards having the government control every aspect of our lives and those we care about.

Because the parents are doing such a fantastic job, why would the government want to step in?

Eh. This would be a pain in the ass for farming/grinding/merchanting, but if addiction is as bad as I've heard, this might be something to not get too worked up about.