[samw34099]

China is really cracking down on its population playing video games and really limiting the time kids can spend on their computers to play them...

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Chinese anti-gaming stance.

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cnn. com /2021 /08 /31 /tech /china -ban- video- games- minor- intl-hnk/ index. html

I think the way they do it is bad but do they have a point? or does a nanny state basically lead to bad behaviors later?

[trash_omg]

if they ban it people are going to find ways around it or turn to other things that arent necessarily better. I can understand wanting moderation but seems excessive

[dandruffius]

Its weird how behave around video games. When wow released they first had to take away all the skeletons because of reasons

[nissyack]

They try to control people too much. I don't think it'll work in the long term.

[samw34099]

What will happen in the long term, you think?

[borntoblizz]

It's interesting when you think about how some of the biggest games worldwide are partially or entirely owned by Chinese-run companies.

It'll not affect anyone outside of china I am sure but you might probably see a surge in offline game sales on the chinese market since those cannot be tracked

[samw34099]

their population is upside down, and they need as many workers as possible to support a bunch of old people in the future b/c of their retarded 1-child policy

[nomannoname]

I mean I think they got worse things going on than gaming curfews

[samw34099]

Way worse...wiping an entire culture of the planet for one

[yoisuke]

They try to control ppl, and this is bcm sck, what are they thinking?, a boring cntry?

[benten05]

I think they are doing this as a response to complaints from parents and teachers that children were becoming addicted

[samw34099]

Any link....I mean, even if so, there has got to be a less invading way of doing it