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by Aessina on September 28, 2009
I just read a very interesting article in someone's space that a couple who play World of Warcraft with their 3-year-old daughter, her name is Charisma , Even though she is only 3 years old, she has been played the game for 2 years and enjoyed it very much. After her father's article has been reproduced to Official forum , Almost every one who read it came to visit their space and leave comments for them, most people said that her daughter is very cute , there are some horde players even hope they could be attacked by her daughter in the game, lol
His father described like this in his Space:
?This is Charisma.
Our daughter is 3 years old and she has been playing Blizzard Entertainment''s hugely popular MMO, World of Warcraft since she was 1? years old!
Clearing monsters to swipe a treasure chest, PvP battlegrounds, and dungeon grouping are all taken in stride as Charisma (aka: "Dangerboy") handles her oversized mouse and keyboard with professional gamer dexterity and skill.
At 12 months old, Charisma showed a great deal of interest in what Mommy (PvPmom) and Papi (juBBjuBB) were doing on the PC. When she starting navigating through Control Panel and Device Manager and changing settings, they built her a computer of her own.
Initially, she began playing WoW and doing simple actions like jumping and chasing bunnies, but she quickly learned the more advanced functions of the game and graduated into teamplay, looking for random people to help, and exploring the world. It became evident the newbie towns were growing too small too fast, and Charisma''s limited online playtime had only allowed her to level her character to 20 by herself. We transferred one of our pre-existing level 60 Alliance Rogues over to her account, and her virtual world opened up wide. She ran, rode, and flew anywhere she could looking for new places to explore and learning each zone''s nuances. We often include her in questing as a family and we group with her often in dungeon instances where she learns how to play a role in a team and not to run ahead blindly around corners.
Below are some photos of her while playing World of Warcraft
from http://www.ignworld.com/newsshow/217.html
I just read a very interesting article in someone's space that a couple who play World of Warcraft with their 3-year-old daughter, her name is Charisma , Even though she is only 3 years old, she has been played the game for 2 years and enjoyed it very much. After her father's article has been reproduced to Official forum , Almost every one who read it came to visit their space and leave comments for them, most people said that her daughter is very cute , there are some horde players even hope they could be attacked by her daughter in the game, lol
His father described like this in his Space:
?This is Charisma.
Our daughter is 3 years old and she has been playing Blizzard Entertainment''s hugely popular MMO, World of Warcraft since she was 1? years old!
Clearing monsters to swipe a treasure chest, PvP battlegrounds, and dungeon grouping are all taken in stride as Charisma (aka: "Dangerboy") handles her oversized mouse and keyboard with professional gamer dexterity and skill.
At 12 months old, Charisma showed a great deal of interest in what Mommy (PvPmom) and Papi (juBBjuBB) were doing on the PC. When she starting navigating through Control Panel and Device Manager and changing settings, they built her a computer of her own.
Initially, she began playing WoW and doing simple actions like jumping and chasing bunnies, but she quickly learned the more advanced functions of the game and graduated into teamplay, looking for random people to help, and exploring the world. It became evident the newbie towns were growing too small too fast, and Charisma''s limited online playtime had only allowed her to level her character to 20 by herself. We transferred one of our pre-existing level 60 Alliance Rogues over to her account, and her virtual world opened up wide. She ran, rode, and flew anywhere she could looking for new places to explore and learning each zone''s nuances. We often include her in questing as a family and we group with her often in dungeon instances where she learns how to play a role in a team and not to run ahead blindly around corners.
Below are some photos of her while playing World of Warcraft
from http://www.ignworld.com/newsshow/217.html
