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01-18-2010, 01:55 PM
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kids love il2
i have a young son,he is 3 years old and he love il2
2 nights ago ,my young "demon" don't want sleep!without noise he down of is bed and come in the living room to play il2 with his dad!!i m very happy he want it and he do his first battle (in formation mode lol!)he is not the friend of stalingrad's ground!!lol!! wife find it is not the time for a 3 years old boy to play il2!!the poor boy must go to bed and i avoided a frying pan attack because i was lucky!!!!LOOOL!!!! 
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01-18-2010, 02:42 PM
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Nice!
My 5 yr old daughter loves flying on XBOX360 also! 
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01-22-2010, 01:11 PM
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My 12 year old son sometimes "borrow" my hangar. He loves to land the planes, of all things... Sadly he doesn't have the big interrest, and the stamina to learn to handle the flight-stick for more "difficult tasks" yet, but I hope he will someday. As it is now he plays MW2 online as most of his 12 year old friends. I my self played CoD from the start so I guess the responsibility is mine after all. But then again... I think young boys are young boys regardless of when & where, so he would have been exposed to the game anyway. I know they play GTA by friends so I have no illusions at all when it comes to hiding certain stuff and experiences for him. Sooner or later they will loose theire innocense, I just cherish it in him as long as I can. But I realised one thing; It is important for me to take a dive into the games he play online, do it togehter with him and talk with him about it, and say a few words about what is okay behaviourðics online... Relations is made in gameplaying to. I think I would be a less responsible father if I didn't do it. But thats my stand.
Anyway... We need more recruits  BoP til u drop!
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