I have 13 years old and i want play squad

[MeetyMichael]

I am 13 years old and I would like to play in a team, but I am afraid to use voice chat

[MeetyMichael]

thanks i will follow these rules

[Geebus]

Originally posted by MeetyMicheal523:

I am 13 years old and I would like to play in a team, but I am afraid to use voice chat

It is just one of those things that you gotta get used to. Most people probably won't give you too much trouble but you'll always run into someone. I remember playing BO2 lobbies back when I was around that age and catching ♥♥♥♥ all the time just for talking. Its either cope with it or ignore it. However you want to deal with it is up to you.

If there is any group of people that get yelled at more than kids its gotta be non-native English speakers. Or even worse, as squeaker, non-native English speaker. Might as well not even plug in the mic at that point!

[sandman]

13 year old too, playing tactial or strat idk what the exact difference is and getting kicked, so i just dont talk cause i only find people that dont "like" kids, think ThAt We ArE aLl ThE sAmE aNd CaNt PlAy TaCtIcAl or think that we cant be quiet ffs i am playing tactical, being quiet but , i would like to play squad how it meant to be played but i cant. :) i am playing on german servers (i am a german kiddo) and i like and hate it, good thing, they're playing comp, bad thing, they dont "like" kids or if they're ok with that they say, you are 13 you aren't allowed to play this game, i would say its a thing of the psyche, if the human can cope with that good, if not than not. g'night

[OVKHuman]

Just don't act like some kid with a room temperature IQ.

[DDee]

go for it bro im rubbish but get on voice chat as long as you are willing to take orders no probs mate

[Chaos]

Originally posted by Aegmar:

Originally posted by Chaos:

Children don't belong in this game any more than they belong in real war.

Thats a bit drastic and over the top since "real war" and a videogame are not even remotely comparable, although i tend to agree that the game is probably not well suited for most kids of that age.

It varies from parent to parent. Some parents let their children drink alcohol or send them into prostitution. It really depends on each's parent's values.

The point is, I strongly recommend to the children to ask for their parents permission before playing this game. Don't ask strangers on the internet; this question should be asked to your parents.

[UniBaLL]

Games do not produce ptsd. If an individual does experience ptsd symptoms from a game, they have some serous underlying mental issues, and should seek help.

Someone could have previous experiences that gets triggered, bringing the real life memories to the forefront. Yet the mind knows it is a game, not reality, very different from reality, therefore no ptsd.

The kids going in the US military with a gaming background in the past 18 years. Are having a tough time dealing with the reality of real war. Real war is nothing like any game at all. I am a Vet and have over 36 years of experience with Vets since I got out. Suicide is at an all time high.

Kids are not as tough as they used to be. 18 - 30 yr old is about as mature as a 12-15 yr old of yesterday. Used to be 15 yr old was a man, an adult working a full time job, wife, kid on the way. Nowadays in the US kids are coddled and not treated as adults until their 20's - 30's. Their low maturity level at 20+ is clearly evident in comparison to 12 - 20 year old of 30-60 years ago.

100+ years ago 15 was a man, not a child. Most people back in history did not go to school for long, if at all, they had to work to survive, which produces maturity. Kids nowadays staying in school into their late 20's with either their parents and or government paying the bills, are not forced to mature.

Of course it does depend on what country, societal norms, customs, etc. Are they treated and expected to grow up and be an adult by 15-18, and handle responsibility. Or are they treated as children well into their 20's, with no expected form of responsibility.

I have no idea if the current trend of fending off maturity & responsibility as long as possible is for the better. But I do know, most of the current 18-30 yr old's would not do well in the world of 100+ years ago.

it is always a breath of fresh air when I encounter a 12-18 year old that is more inline with the 12-18 year old's of past. Some of the 20-30 yr old's nowadays stun me with their lack of maturity.

[UniBaLL]

I was raised by US German/Norwegian 's. My father was working at 15 full time as a crew leader in the steel mill. He expected me to grow up. 12-18, he made sure I was always working. I did not get to go out and play like the other kids. My father was 41 when I was born, he was from a much earlier generation, the great depression, where most did not finish school, by 12-15 they were working to survive.

[spezi]

Keep it civil and on-topic please.
You can discuss PTSD all day long somewhere else, but here it is simply off-topic.
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[Rhyagelle]

No intelligent person is gonna care about your age (except you aren't old enough to be playing it I think) so long as you do as your SL says and use a mic for proper communication.

[sandman]

lmao

[Tyso3]

Isnt this kid too young to be playing squad? I mean i know it goes on but seeing as hes admitting how old he is, we shouldnt encourage

[Maki Nishikino]

Originally posted by Tyso3:

Isnt this kid too young to be playing squad? I mean i know it goes on but seeing as hes admitting how old he is, we shouldnt encourage

Why? Minors playing such games is nothing new. There are a number of games I wouldn’t recommend a 13 year old to play, Squad is nowhere near one of them.

[Be Blue ! 👌]

Originally posted by KornHolio:

I was raised by US German/Norwegian 's. My father was working at 15 full time as a crew leader in the steel mill. He expected me to grow up. 12-18, he made sure I was always working. I did not get to go out and play like the other kids. My father was 41 when I was born, he was from a much earlier generation, the great depression, where most did not finish school, by 12-15 they were working to survive.

People in developed countries don't need to do that anymore, this isn't stone age. Education is more important