| McCullough |
06-06-2017 06:12 AM |
The point I was trying to make is that he needs to grow up a little. I sure as hell don't know the kid, so I can't expect anything out of him. The fact that he still went ahead and told us his age, an age young enough to be frowned upon if at all an admin of anything, will not work even if seemingly 'mature' enough to assume the position.
"I like helping people and have been playing since I was six" That doesn't completely justify your qualifications, and should not. Anyone can help anyone in this game, regardless if you are an admin. "Playing since I was six" I played games when I was six, too, even at five. Did I know exactly what I was doing? Hell no, because we don't learn to understand anything until we learn to read and figure stuff out for ourselves. I don't think you learned to read fluently until you were at least seven, since that's when most kids can. When I watch a kid play a game that requires more attention to detail, like gralats, items such as bombs and arrows, they are just screwing around and not actually playing the game.
You didn't start fully understanding this game until you were eight, or perhaps now, Idfk.
The OP's question is can he be a good admin? He likes helping people and has been playing for six or seven years(which is it, figure it out), half of those years in early childhood, not understanding the game fully, so I count it as two to three years at most of actual playing.
My answer to his question is no. He needs to be older. His so-called high maturity level is inconvenient in this situation, he needs to learn more. I don't know the kid, he came to the forums and decided to ask the majority of us a**holes and automatic saying-yes-because-my-opinion-matters scumbags if he could be a good admin. Where did he come from? How does his good nature and play-time alone qualify him in the slightest? It does not, and will not.
/closethread
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