Letting children play online

WoodChuck34 · Nov 18, 2017

Can someone please explain to me how I can allow my children to play multiplayer. They keep getting error 546. when I reference that it says I have to change their settings in Family but I jacked my sons up to 18 (he's 11) so he can play but it still doesn't
work. Do you really have to be 13?

:)

scottytoptotty · Nov 18, 2017

downloadable content suitable for children

Can anyone tell me why my children can play Minecraft online (they are both older than the games rating) but yet they cannot download FREE minecraft demo's like skin packs etc?

It's becoming really annoying having to download via my account and then letting them try stuff out through my online game.

Thanks.

CHADBEROO · Nov 18, 2017

Looking for people to play GTA Online with..

Basically looking for more friends to play this game with. I get online pretty much every night, annd I'll join up if you send an invite. Soo add me if you want another buddy to play with. :] No lil childrens please tho. ^.^

Also, include like a message letting me know you're adding me for GTA so I know it's not a random FR or whatever. Thanks.

Smwutches · Nov 18, 2017

EA has age restrictions on their games. So in order to play online you do have to be 13. The age would be determined by the age entered when the Xbox account was created. So if you put in his correct age, his account would still be 11. There's no way to
change the age of an account.

Smwutches

EA has age restrictions on their games. So in order to play online you do have to be 13. The age would be determined by the age entered when the Xbox account was created. So if you put in his correct age, his account would still be 11. There's no way to
change the age of an account.

PhilMarck

What if you have children that play games on their own console's?

Let them play on your console. One at a time. Or buy the Online Pass.

danablo

Please, Please, Please!! FOr the love of god do not let your son play BF3 and ruin it for all of us "Mature" 30 somthing gamers. MAKE HIM PLAY COD WHERE HE BELONGS

C.O.D. = "CHILDREN ONLINE DAYCARE"

Jonny The Fist

hmmm if your going to let your children play adult rated games u should expect some derogatory language. I for 1 find it entertaining and take it with a pinch of salt.

You need to get your children suitable (child's) games so they can play within their own age group.

Or do the parental control thing..Rude obnoxious people will always exist online, that's just how it is unfortunately.

wolfskin-1B9F5273-6A

Childrens Online Daycare.

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You need to play a mans game... Battlefield 3.

Letting children play online