He got a lot more spankings than I did, though my parents were careful not to spank him when they were angry or frustrated. The only thing that got through to him was corporal punishment. He just did what he wanted when he wanted. Repeated warnings, explanations of the dire effects of car-on-child impact, playtime restrictions, and so forth had little effect on him. My younger brother, on the other hand, was the kind of kid you would tell, "Don't run into the street," turn your back for five seconds and find him playing in the road when you looked again. Since I didn't often see the benefit in disobeying my parents, I can only remember being spanked two or three times, and I absolutely deserved it every time. They weren't negligent by any stretch - they just trusted me, and I tried not to give them a reason not to. My parents didn't place a lot of restrictions on me and trusted me to watch out for myself. First offenses rarely resulted in more than a stern lecture. My parents reserved spankings (wooden spoon, no more than eight swats, never full-strength) for the most heinous offenses, typically repeated willful disobedience that could lead to bodily injury. (in the following questions, "i will" can mean "i do" or "i did" if you already have or had children.) i can only imagine the sort of bile that can build in someone's mind. Thankfully, i never suffered extended spankings or any sort of beating. maybe a swat on the ass for the occasional more grievous offense in the early ages when sensation communicates better than words, but that's all. "i felt like destroying something beautiful" comes to mind.įor this reason, i am never doing this shit to my kids. Remembering the spankings, though, especially with the spoon, dredges up deep rage and hatred, and i just want to cry and vomit and kill something. my dad is all sorts of cool, and my mom and i get along and pass the time together well (now). occasionally, for even worse stuff, we'd get that fucking spoon on our bare asses. sometimes, for bad stuff, the wooden spoon came out. it strikes me now how fair and logical and effective his method of discipline was. bad grades? no car till next report card.
WILDSTAR 2 STEP GET BARCODE TV
trouble at school? no tv for however long. quite the disciplinarian, apparently.Īnyway, my dad used deprivational tactics. my dad grew up like any other american kid, but my mom was raised by a strict irish catholic mom and a strict italian catholic dad.
Matt Tobiason, lead game designer at Carbine explained, “WildStar continues to grow and we’re actually still adding new server capacity regularly.” The launch of WildStar 2 isn’t expected to impact the original game and they’re expected to exist together, at least for the time being.My mom and my dad had different views of discipline when i was growing up.
WILDSTAR 2 STEP GET BARCODE FREE
No word on a business model just yet either, but I expect it will be free to play.ĭespite previous reports of WildStar’s declining playerbase, according to Carbine the game’s playerbase is actually increasing.
Unfortunately, not too much about the game has been revealed just yet, but we’ll likely learn more soon. Kim Taek-Jin, CEO of NCSoft commented, “WildStar remains one of our most popular franchises and we’re excited to announce the sequel to one of our most revered franchises.” WildStar 2 plans to build off the success of the first game while maintaining its core action combat elements. The sequel will take place on the same planet Nexus, 500 years after the events of the first game and is slated to launch in mid-2018. Carbine Studios and NCSoft officially announced WildStar 2 today at a press conference held at the company’s Aliso Vejo, California headquarters.
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