My 7 year old asked....

Smugglers could have ROCKET FEET... WOOOOOOO
>.> Im normal... <.< Leave meh alone XD

Somehow I find it highly doubtful this is a true story.

We have one, but so far (at level 35) it's useless with the exception of one attack. We can't use it to jump or fly.

Oh, we can float off the ground for a couple of seconds as we vent heat too. Ironic, when you figure that rockets generate heat, they don't disperse it.

MMOs are likely far more educational and less brain damaging than anything they'd find on TV these days.

With certain armor pieces that don't have jetpacks, bounty hunters use feet blsaters. Actually, the one I hear the most is Smugglers/Agents could have like a grapple hook or something.

There was a long, long thread on the City of Heroes forums entitled "What my six year old learned playing CoH."

It was incredibly cute. She learned to read, learned teamwork, learned how to type (slowly), etc. Her dad was always there with her playing.

Sister Flame rules.

God I wish Swtor had character creation like in City of Heroes/Villains. Now THAT was in depth creation.

Wizard 101 says hi! Also huge gaming population, something like over 20 mill players - yeah it's not even bad for adults either (pretty fun MMO).

Mine asked the same question. I smacked him in the face and yelled, "GET BACK TO FARMING CHESTS FOR DADDY!"

Which is YOUR OPINION.

I fully intend to let my twin boys play SWTOR at age 7 and have their own computers by age 12 so they can play with mommy and daddy.

Furthermore, I started playing MMORPG's when I was 12. I learned teamwork, social skills that I didnt learn on the school yard, as well as a lot of math. I was adding/ multiplying and deviding huge numbers back then without a calculator because in Ultima Online, I ran multiple businesses.

MORPG's do nothing but teach, it all relys heavily on the parents to what the MMORPG teaches their children.

My parents did not play however, my dad was very interested in what my businesses were and helped them grow until I was known throughout the whole server.