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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Orius" data-source="post: 5079411" data-attributes="member: 8863">From Baldur's Gate on, they've been solidly Teen rated.  The things that would push it up to M really aren't really needed in a D&D video game: high levels of profanity, realistic (modern) violence; the ESRB seems to go a little lighter on violence with premodern weapons unless there's buckets of blood, and nudity and sex.A game like Neverwinter Nights can go full blown AO with the right mods, but that's not exactly out-of-the-box play.Dave. Sutherland. [size=+3]ROCKS.[/size]I was going to say something similar.  It's like tobacco, hook 'em when they're young so they keep buying.  In this case, there's less health problems though.Or in a more practical sense, teens are new customers.  You got to keep reaching out to new customers or you wan't have any.</blockquote>