Comments by "Yerris" (@yerri5567) on "What the Chinese Think of the Gaming Crackdown in China | Street Interview" video.

  1. Mer What? Whats there to criticise about that law? Sounds reasonable for kids to not play games after 10pm imo
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  2.  @freedomofthewanderer  "kids should do whatever the hell they want" Good luck raising childrens. Especially when your children dont listen to you and they say "NO! Ill do what I want!"
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  3. Angela Rose Its not "criminalisation". No ones going to jail. Its restricting time played and money spent for children.
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  4. Miki Cerise Think for a bit first...You think game addicts will be out of the streets? And be willing to be interviewed to the world about their addiction? Lol Also, even if 1% of Chinas population has a gaming addiction, thats over 100 million people already. Thats a lot...And whats the chance of the interviewer meeting that "1 in 100" addict willing to talk? Less than 1 in 1000 imo
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  5. I believe in addition to the time restrictions, there is also limit on how much can be spent for children.
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  6.  @Mr_Rain  You sure thats how it goes? I heard it was 1.5hr per ID (-18), regardless of game
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  7.  @Mr_Rain  "but it is never possible to share anti-addiction for games from different companies" What do you man "never possible"? The government can just make a logic system all games must go through. Its possible
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  8.  @Mr_Rain  You never know what may happen in the future. Things are always changing in China!
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  9.  @iii___iii  "Only kids play video games?" Its the kids that are affected. +18 are not affected by the law
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  10. Michael K They already made a video on this so-called "social credit". It doesnt exist in 99% of China. Its only on trial mode on some cities.
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  11. Ewok16 As minors? How?
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  12.  @dogtown1ewok  You think minors in China are allowed to do so with all that control?
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  13.  @dogtown1ewok  If they can ban so many things, what makes you think they cant ban minors from even registering to buy stock? In fact, even registering for a robinhood account requires one to be over the age of 18.
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  14. Ji The policy only affects children, not adults.
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  15. Jason Misael What if their parents are always away from home trying to make a living? Its rather common in China for that.
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