[|Erasmus|]

There's also clauses about MA games not being allowed to be "demonstrated" in public places, whether that applies. And it's always iffy in a large event like this to ensure minors are being monitored by a guardian for the entire duration.

Not to mention having restrictions on age means they don't need to censor people (*cough*cod players*cough*) to ensure an environment where minors would be exposed to foul language etc. regardless of their guardians trying to manage what they're exposed to...

[Asrathiel]

Originally Posted by |Erasmus|

There's also clauses about MA games not being allowed to be "demonstrated" in public places, whether that applies.

Depends on the definition of 'public'... is an event that you've paid entry for considered 'public'? Any minor there would only be there with the permission of (and accompanied by) a parent or guardian.

I'll be disappointed if we can't come, but maybe a catch-up dinner or something could happen too.

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Pox:

I think the fact that anyone can enter makes it a public place, entry fee notwithstanding.