It varies from kid to kid. I let my 4 and 6 year old kids play with my xbox one controllers when we play together. You just have to not let them play unsupervised, and teach them to handle the controllers with care. IMO, if they’re too young to listen about proper care, then they’re too young to play with it.

It’s an important thing to remember! Her ears are now fully healed and she thankfully never had an infection because we were all diligent about cleaning her ears multiple times a day.

If I could afford to get a new one, I would’ve done this same thing. But that’s one of those things I don’t want to go cheap on.

That’s still a debate among a lot of people. My oldest just got hers done as a birthday thing when she turned 6. My wife and I always said we wanted to wait until she asked for it herself, and continued to ask for a while, before we would consent to getting it done. This allowed us to have a conversation about them…

I actually just did this with my daughter. After she was done, the artist even let her select from a pile of those temporary tattoos you apply with a wet compress so she could have her own tattoo also. Thoroughly enjoyable experience for everyone.

Will this be a separate game? Or if I already own FO4 on Steam, will I just be able to play it in VR in October?

I am confused as to the use of term they/them when referring to a non-binary individual. Both of these terms have an implication of plurality, or a group of individuals you want to refer to that are either of multiple genders in the group, or you simply don’t want/need to reference the gender of a group. How is a…

Tip 3) The effects of your decorations are always active. Regardless of whether they’re actually placed in your pond or not.

Also, you can use the pinch/zoom gesture to zoom out on the pond so you don’t actually have to scroll to eat all the fruit. That gets annoying fast.

Tip to new players: don’t get attached to your Magikarp in the early game. They’ll die by chance on some of the random encounters, forcing you to fish a new one and start all over, or you’ll reach max level with it and the game will force you to fight one more league battle then retire the fish. So you’re constantly…

Also, every Magikarp you retire because it got to max level will give you a permanent boost to the XP gain of all future Magikarp. It might not be EVERY time in the later levels, but through the first couple “leagues” it is.

Right. Which just emphasizes (to me) that this is not a sequel. It is a reboot because they didn’t get it exactly right the first time and they want a do-over. I don’t see how even the story we played through before this even matters anymore.

The publisher is still Activision. Rest assured there will be paid DLC content.

I should’ve worded that differently, because I’m not trying to downplay the great work Bungie has done here. It’s not necessarily that I don’t find this to be enough to be a sequel as much as I just think the first game, while fun, never quite felt complete. I enjoyed Destiny 1 immensely, and this looks like I’ll…

I agree. This doesn’t feel quite “enough” to be a Destiny sequel. To me, this feels more like what Destiny should’ve been from the start and we’ve been playing a 2 year beta. Either way, it looks like they really made some strides in the right direction here.

So still no support for the Poly community huh? They probably could’ve earned some good bonus points if they would’ve left it in and made it officially a “feature”.

Infowars is a legit source now?

I currently live in TN (outside Nashville). I can confirm this.

I am just going to reply to myself so I don’t have to reply to everyone.

I’m not a huge fan of anything Trump-related or even adjacent, but if just this part was an option, would that be entirely bad?