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Remove Lilith Bundle/Skin from COD MW2 and 3
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Archangel72
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LOL you dont want your son to see that in his loadout but you cannot stop other players running it or even a few other just as "risque" toon skins that are in the game.
Yeah you may want to discuss with your wife why the game is rated MATURE and also realize maybe it was not geared towards kids that you need to worry about seeing something like that.
Your only way out of it is to have the game uninstalled until they are at least 14 or so.
good luck.
Yeah you may want to discuss with your wife why the game is rated MATURE and also realize maybe it was not geared towards kids that you need to worry about seeing something like that.
Your only way out of it is to have the game uninstalled until they are at least 14 or so.
good luck.
I'm sorry, it blows my mind that parents don't watch what their children are doing. It sounds like the mom is a Christian. All bothered about a demon in a fictional game. You got bigger problems than looking at a demon character; your son is playing a MATURE rated game. Maybe teach some cultural norms. Like teaching your son that "Lilith" is a type of demon. Or something.
Asking for something to be removed is like asking politicians to remove mature rated games at the expense of everyone who enjoy the content.
So, let's ask the dad to turn off the bundle in front of mom. Yeah. Or remove the add-on itself.
So, dad... Go system storage, find add-on, and delete the offending object, the content can be re-download via account. So tell your son not to re-download it. Reprimand him of he does.
One more thing, dad... do not buy "Diablo" at all, that's where it's from.
Asking for something to be removed is like asking politicians to remove mature rated games at the expense of everyone who enjoy the content.
So, let's ask the dad to turn off the bundle in front of mom. Yeah. Or remove the add-on itself.
So, dad... Go system storage, find add-on, and delete the offending object, the content can be re-download via account. So tell your son not to re-download it. Reprimand him of he does.
One more thing, dad... do not buy "Diablo" at all, that's where it's from.
Archangel72
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My bet Carlos is Mom is having self image issues and does not want her son looking at something "sexy" and yeah revealing at the age he is at. Or yeah she could be wearing a habit.. who knows.. /shrug.
Honestly I am Christian and I see things like this in the world but understand.. Its out there do not judge. Just let it flow on by on its own accord and try not to make a large thing out of it.
By doing so here they probably called even MORE attention to it then was needed and rather than talk to said child about it have now caused more of an interest and more of a negative thing about it.
/shrug
God will sort it out.
Honestly I am Christian and I see things like this in the world but understand.. Its out there do not judge. Just let it flow on by on its own accord and try not to make a large thing out of it.
By doing so here they probably called even MORE attention to it then was needed and rather than talk to said child about it have now caused more of an interest and more of a negative thing about it.
/shrug
God will sort it out.
I mean, I am a catholic, I believe in God. I love Jesus and what his faith has put forth in the world, but getting mad at a digital... thing? A fantasy world...?
Ehh.. I dunno. That's all I'm gonna say about that.
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