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Originally Posted by edwardburnskull
excuse me ex, but I believe the movies were PG-13. Interesting theory but, no. however we're not saying that it should be more for adults. Some of us are (including me) disagreeing on its length shortened. I liked the way they were long, it gave me something to do. Like Zep said its a step back to fix and then D will probably do something.
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I never offered a theory. I just pointed out that the Disney trademark is very valuable and that no one in that company will do anything to devalue it.
Pirates of the Caribbean Online is a kid's game. It was conceived as a kid's game and it was implemented as a kid's game. It was advertised on kid's TV networks and the game play is a
simplified version of an MMORPG. No blood, a vicious "chat nanny", pointing pistols at the living is "against the code" and other characteristics of the game back me up.
However, the game developers have done a masterful job of creating a game that works on multiple levels. I am living proof and so is this forum. The fact that the movies were rated PG-13 (arguably a "kid's rating") changes nothing. Adult content is off limits to the POTCO world and we can't expect it.
And please don't lock on to "it's a kid's game" and feel like I'm trying to be insulting. It's more of a general description than any sort of slight to older players, myself included. Checkers is a kid's game too and I played last night. Disney has made a lot of money on making things for kids. Especially those things for kids that
all of us enjoy!