60% of middle school boys and 40% of middle school girls who played at least one Mature-rated (M-rated) game hit or beat up someone, compared with 39% of boys and 14% of girls who did not play M-rated games. Role playing violence is heartfull to teens.Teens who role play violence are more likely to be bullies in school,have bad behavior or think violence is ok in the future.Kids in New York schools are participating in a violent role playing activity where, they have teams and have to take out targets (using water guns) they can do whatever it takes.They hacked phone lines, camped out in vans and used their parents couches to sleep in the vans. This is time consuming and not good practice for the future.
Some may say that kids that participate in role playing violence is good
“More than 90 percent of kids play video games, and more than 90 percent of games rated E10+ or above contain violence. What impact does this have on young children? On December 14, 2012, 20-year-old Adam Lanza shot and killed 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary School, including 20 children, before committing suicide.” says Rachel Barclay. Adam Lanza racked up huge amounts of kills in games such as Call Of Duty and Grand Theft Auto.”ages 8 to 18 rose from 26 minutes per day in 1999 to almost 110 minutes (nearly two hours) per day
Some may say that kids that participate in role playing violence is good
“More than 90 percent of kids play video games, and more than 90 percent of games rated E10+ or above contain violence. What impact does this have on young children? On December 14, 2012, 20-year-old Adam Lanza shot and killed 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary School, including 20 children, before committing suicide.” says Rachel Barclay. Adam Lanza racked up huge amounts of kills in games such as Call Of Duty and Grand Theft Auto.”ages 8 to 18 rose from 26 minutes per day in 1999 to almost 110 minutes (nearly two hours) per day