But honestly, men are more visual for that kind of stuff while women are the ones that read love novels.Recently Youtube has made some major changes in the way it But unless your kid actually DOES LOVE TO READ LORE rather than just skip through dialogue and slash burn everything, then he's probably not going to notice.īasically, if your child just picks up a book just to gain the skillpoint and not bother reading the contents, you're good. On various sidequests in the game, people may infer things. But you or your child will lose out on a whole lot of replayability and value from being able to add different mods to the game which would extend its shelflife and thus be easier on your wallet. If you get the console (playstation/XBOX/etc) version, you won't run risk of it. It's up to you if you want to log into his game every now and then to check if he has modded them into the game.
Of course, being a 14 year old boy, your boy will find a way to mod it. Most of those mods are hosted on specific third party sites catered for that crowd.
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