I'm 22, and I still "play" graal. I develop more than I play, but as a lot of you have said...age is only a number. I've been playing since 2001, 12 years.  

Dayum.  

Posted by TheRookie

Whatever age Ash Ketchum is.

16-17 lol  

Posted by Pazx

16-17 lol

44-53



Lol jokes, jokes  

I love how all the butthurt people on here are all 20+. Of course they are still playing and don't think it's wrong... Why don't we get some of the opinions of people under the maximum ages on this poll? Age isn't the issue here. It's responsibility and maturity level.

Personally, I think you can play this as long as you want as long as you have priorities in life. Here's a little self evaluation (in my opinion):

1. What is your age? (If under 18, you're fine to play Graal):
2. Do you have a job (or higher education)?:
3. Do you have access to an automobile?:
4. Do you know what you are going to do with the rest of your life?:
5. How many people currently live in your house?:
6. Are you dependent on someone in your house, or do you have dependents?:
7. If you have a job, about how many hours a week do you work (contribution to society)?:
8. Would you consider yourself in 'financial struggle'?:
9. Do you have a significant other?:
10. If so, how much time a week do you spend time with them?:
11. Do you enjoy playing Graal?:
12. Could you quit Graal any time you wanted to, for long periods of time?:
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If you are 18 or older and can answer "Yes" to #'s 2,3,4,11, and 12 -- #7, do you at least do something with your life and attempt to work a job or attend schooling?
-- If you answered "Yes" to #9, did you answer #10 with "4-5 hours a week" or more?
-- Did you answer "No" to #8?

~If you checked all your answers with this, then in my eyes, I feel you are in a perfectly fine position to play Graal, despite any age you might be. I'll post mine so I'm not just being a hypocrite.  

Not sure if 'access to an automobile' is really relevant to whether or not you should play games.  

1. What is your age? (If under 18, you're fine to play Graal): 17
2. Do you have a job (or higher education)?: Yes
3. Do you have access to an automobile?: Yes
4. Do you know what you are going to do with the rest of your life?: I have a good idea
5. How many people currently live in your house?: 5
6. Are you dependent on someone in your house, or do you have dependents?: I am a dependent
7. If you have a job, about how many hours a week do you work? Roughly 20 hours a week
8. Would you consider yourself in 'financial struggle'?: Not at all
9. Do you have a significant other?: Yes
10. If so, how much time a week do you spend time with them?: 15+ hours
11. Do you enjoy playing Graal?: Yes
12. Could you quit Graal any time you wanted to, for long periods of time?: Sadly.. No I could not unless I got rid of my laptop or had something life changing happen to make me want to change my life.

Posted by Rufus

Not sure if 'access to an automobile' is really relevant to whether or not you should play games.

If you don't have a car (or someone with a car who can help you with stuff) how are you going to make anything of your life? Once you get access to a vehicle, you are then able to go out and complete the priorities in your life. If you are 18+ (which is the audience the questions are aiming for), and do not yet own a car, then that should be your top priority. Not playing Graal 100+ hours a week.  

Posted by Jagger

If you don't have a car (or someone with a car who can help you with stuff) how are you going to make anything of your life? Once you get access to a vehicle, you are then able to go out and complete the priorities in your life. If you are 18+ (which is the audience the questions are aiming for), and do not yet own a car, then that should be your top priority. Not playing Graal 100+ hours a week.

Maybe it is different for the United States, but I have gone through school, college and pretty much university without having to drive. I mean, I always have someone to give me a ride if I really need one, but I rarely do. There are tons of people who don't drive, but prefer to walk or don't mind using public transport (busses, trains) to commute. I'd generalize and say that these people are not those that are at home playing games too, so I don't think it is really relevant. Not that this thread is serious business or anything.  

Posted by Rufus

Maybe it is different for the United States, but I have gone through school, college and pretty much university without having to drive. I mean, I always have someone to give me a ride if I really need one, but I rarely do. There are tons of people who don't drive, but prefer to walk or don't mind using public transport (busses, trains) to commute. I'd generalize and say that these people are not those that are at home playing games too, so I don't think it is really relevant. Not that this thread is serious business or anything.

The cultural gap may be different for some, yes. Buses and other public transportation is much harder to use efficiently when you live in the midwest USA. I am 3 hours south of Chicago Illinois, so there isn't big city near me. The schooling I will take is not of walking distance to where I live. I have to drive to see the gf. I have to drive to go to the store. I have to drive to go to work. I suppose it goes with "do you have a job".. If you have a job and no quick way to get there, then it wouldn't be very efficient and that should be your priority. I guess that's what I was trying to say.

Again, I only spoke in generalization.
And why I'm typing so much on a thread like this? I don't know. Pointless honestly.  

America always spreading their **** out so much. I guess it would be a requirement to drive if everywhere is roads.  

that feel when you're older than even the oldest age in this poll  

Never stop.. o-o unless my iPad gets crushed or some *** lol  

12 is too young.  

Age is just a number and jail is just a room.  

These are terrible poll choices.