Not that I have any clue for real but if it required parental controls to install a character that means the character itself is going to need parental controls in the future to use.
![]() Not that I have any clue for real but if it required parental controls to install a character that means the character itself is going to need parental controls in the future to use. |
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![]() If it's true though, I'd like to understand what specifically it does. Is it just a licensing issue - the device needs to phone home to authorize? Or does it actually allow communication beyond what other characters do? -- Drew |
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![]() Kill it and move on. |
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![]() Not necessarily for the parental-control-requiring traits of it, but perhaps others. Killing it would deprive her of those traits too. (The other solution, Drew, is of course to just disable parental controls altogether. They're probably set according to silly American standards anyway: She's been virtually splattered in on-screen blood and gore since she was seven, but this character shows a hint of boobs, or something?) -- Christian R. Conrad The Man Who Apparently Still Knows Fucking Everything Mail: Same username as at the top left of this post, at iki.fi |
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![]() If I disable parental controls entirely, that opens up communication. I don't want her texting with people I don't know, and I can't find a way to disable only that in the game. Either the game is whitelisted or it's not. -- Drew |
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![]() As should perhaps blood-and-gore-spatter vs flashing-a-boob, so bloodthirsty prudes can disable one but not the other, and sexually-liberated anti-violence people vice versa. Would probably lead to ever more fine-grained sub(-sub-sub-sub...)-distinctions, and then complaints about "too confusing interface", or at least I guess that's their excuse for not doing it that way. (Though yeah, chatting with people vs in-game character behaviour seems a more fundamental distinction to me too.) -- Christian R. Conrad The Man Who Apparently Still Knows Fucking Everything Mail: Same username as at the top left of this post, at iki.fi |
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![]() She came to me last night to enter the password so she could play. After entering, I noticed that instead of temporarily disabling parental controls I was whitelisting the game. (She wasn't trying to trick me, just followed the prompts onscreen.) I went into the app on my phone and un-whitelisted it and now she seems to be able to get into the game with controls enabled again. This feels like a bug in how parental controls are implemented. -- Drew |