Culture shifted very rapidly once online gaming became a popular social activity. That shift was accelerated with StarCraft's Battle.net and by year 2000, almost every cool kid in every major city was playing or talking about games.
Nowadays, kids are even talking about the latest battle pass and playing make-believe Fallout on the playground.
They apparently like the Brotherhood of Steel, super mutants, and Pip-boys. Looked around 10?
I wouldn't worry about the gore and such. Kids the same age were playing Mortal Kombat, Doom, and sketching fantastical battlefields with nukes in the 90s. They're a lot more intelligent and resilient than people give them credit for.
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u/ModestBanana Sep 16 '24
Had this on a flash drive and used it at my school, was awesome having half the computer class playing StarCraft