how to convinve parents to get black ops?

The lag in that video was crazy. Is that really the PC version? The way he turned didn't seem right, unless he's using a controller to play.

[color=purple][b]yes! I finally convinced my dad! now I have his permission to play! only thing is that I have to buy it myself :(

[quote="Kiekoes"][color=purple][b]yes! I finally convinced my dad! now I have his permission to play! only thing is that I have to buy it myself :(
[/quote]I hope you can get it with you, you live in the Netherlands right? BTW, you are a mod, aren't you?!

Ah the good old days. I would rather do without a game then pay bills, go to work, clean up etc etc.
I would love to trade places and enjoy been 14 again.

Ow the PS3 version has some pretty bad bugs/glitches. Most bugs are about multiplayer.

Reported Bugs
- Party Invite System not working, unable to join friends even with public chosen
- Leaderboard not reading correct kills
- Framerate issues, affecting gameplay
- Theatre mode not working correctly
- Respawns, issue spawning near enemies on smaller maps
- Game freezing PS3 Console
- Party option "Leave with party" not working correctly
- Locale Search option not working
- Mic's not showing in lobby
- Error "Disconnected due to transmission Error" appears after some gamesReported Glitches
- Knifing mechanic seems to act like Commando lunge from MW2In addition, CVG has been told that the PS3 version of the game is experiencing freezing issues on 3D TVs.PC Black Ops players have also reported running into intermittent lag issues in the game's multiplayer modes.

Got this from http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=274851

Kronat · #103I hope you can get it with you, you live in the Netherlands right? BTW, you are a mod, aren't you?!

[color=purple][b]I'm ordering it online :P And yes I'm a mod, but in the NDS Share section.

[quote="Kiekoes"][color=purple][b]I'm ordering it online :P And yes I'm a mod, but in the NDS Share section.
[/quote]Ah ok. I love online ordering, no age limit, if you play unfair ofcourse ;)

I have enough money but my dad still won't let me buy it.

Replying to #108

Your parents suck.
My daughter can have anything she wants as long as its not porn. Violence, shooting etc in a game is nothing.
Is it ok to teach kids to drive on the wrong side of the road and smash into traffic like in burnout? Just looking at the box for burnout 3 and it is 3+
Im pretty sure a child 5+ can see the difference between a computer game and real life, if they cant they need to start going to school.

Replying to #109

I agree with what you said, there! I can have any game I want, and I know it isn't real, so why should I act like the game in real life? There are people who do that, but they can't see the difference.

What about those old war movies where nazis get killed on their thousands? They are on tv every afternoon, any kid could watch those. Oh but thats ok because they grew up watching those.
They should just cut the political bullshit and leave it to parents to decide what their children can have.

Replying to #111

True. Also, when I buy a game or movie that is 16 years or older (I'm almost 16...), they say: "Sorry, but I don't think you're 16/18. This game/movie contains very much blood/sex/action." or something like that. I want to ask them: "How do you know? Did you play/watch it yourself? It's my decision if I want to play/watch it!"

Replying to #112

reminds me of that time when my brother went out to buy beer then these people were whispering behind him saying stuff like "he's faking an ID" and stuff. he's 21 but he is a little short

Replying to #113

Wow, that sucks for him...

happened to me the week after my 18th birthday. Was in tesco buying alcohol for a party at school (there was only like 5 of us staying that weekend so the head of house suggested we just have a party) I was the only one with ID on me so I had to buy it, and the cashier just stared at my driver's license for ages trying to prove it was fake.

Replying to #115

Lol been there many times, im only 5ft 4 now, I was even smaller at 18.
I still get asked for ID now if im clean shaven.

My dad got asked for I.D when he was about 35!He wouldn't shut up about it for months ::)

hahaha, remember the time i accompanied my grandmother to a casino, the guard would always ask if i'm 18 and when they wont believe it they asked me for my id. The problem is, my grandma comes to the same casino at once or twice a week and the same guard ask me for my id. Why? are they trying to watch if i forget my id? would that change my age?Maybe thats my curse, if i'm clean shaven and short hair I look younger than 18, but when i'm unshaven and my hair cover my eyes, i look like a girl. And the weird part is, where in the world does a lady have a mustache and beard? a carny? but in our country, we don't have those.

Replying to #118

where do you live? we don't have carnivals here either

EMIN3MI feel so lonely because all my friends have black ops and I am at home just doing nothing after homework. So do you guys have any tips or stories to convince your parents to get you a game you wanted?

Don't have to just join the army