My boy's amazing

[Wernazuma III]

Today my father's heart is full of proud.

A month ago, I got myself CivRev for Nintendo DS and explained it to my son (7). Ever since, he beats up dirty smelly barbarians and other civs (on the easiest level). He's a complete warrior. He knows nothing but utter destruction. Peace? - pussies. Democracy? No ****ing way!

Today he filled in a "friend book" and as his favorite game, he put Civilization Revolution.
And what he considers "uncool" is... Religion.

My boy!

[Asher]

Awesome

[Wiglaf]

That's no different from the indoctrinated 7 year olds who chant death to America and celebrate 9/11. You and everyone else who forces their beliefs on their kids should be beaten for a minor traffic infraction they did not even commit.

[Ben Kenobi]

You should try to move him up a few notches and see how he feels about it.

[Wernazuma III]

You should try to move him up a few notches and see how he feels about it.

We get a second game for Xmas and then he gets his puny cities burned by his fathers catapults.

[Nikolai]

We get a second game for Xmas and then he gets his puny cities burned by his fathers catapults.

So this is how a good father is?

[Wernazuma III]

So this is how a good father is?

At Boardgamegeek I sport the "Beats children without mercy" badge. :

Really, I never loose on purpose.
I use to give hints and explain why this or that was probably no good move; or tell him "Stop, think again"; and occasionally I play more casually, but I never just let him win so he can feel good.

My son knows that, which makes him proud whenever he beats me at something. I already lost once playing Hive (http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2655/hive) and Stratego (http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1917/stratego). Both times I was too arrogant, not paying proper attention, so he honestly beat me.

[Heresson]

a young Austrian hates democracy, wants to conquer the world?

[Nikolai]

At Boardgamegeek I sport the "Beats children without mercy" badge. :

Really, I never loose on purpose.
I use to give hints and explain why this or that was probably no good move; or tell him "Stop, think again"; and occasionally I play more casually, but I never just let him win so he can feel good.

My son knows that, which makes him proud whenever he beats me at something. I already lost once playing Hive (http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2655/hive) and Stratego (http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1917/stratego). Both times I was too arrogant, not paying proper attention, so he honestly beat me.

Much like my father. Never tried to loose, but he leveled down so that I felt there was a challenge. Contrary to my uncle, who always played to win, and boasted for weeks after...

[Wernazuma III]

a young Austrian hates democracy, wants to conquer the world?

Noch ist Polen nicht verloren...