slessman

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CRank: 5Score: 6270

Ryzom is actually really family friendly.

Despite having the theme of violence the game is relatively family friendly. The game itself does not show blood so parents can feel better about their children playing this game. The characters also do not actually die when they are defeated by enemies--like on Wow. Insteadm the character is always saved by either the Kami or the Karavan. Also, animals, plants, and villains that are attacked by players always regenerate. Death isn't really possible in Ryzom and that makes the game very appropriate. There is no gore, no sexually suggestive content that I have seen so far, and it's impossible to die.

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