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  tekmosis | April 13, 2007
  I actually read this in our local paper yesterday! that's crazy that they're so hardcore there that the government needs to start cracking down like this. Although, it really isn't too surprising.
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  ali3n | April 13, 2007
  To be honest I find this quite funny.
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  NyffTotal90 | April 13, 2007
  I agree, it is kind of humorous. There is a ridiculous amount of people in China addicted to MMORPG's though.
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  FFXFREAK | April 13, 2007
  Oh my god, when I first read this I thought it was a joke and could not stop laughing XDDD. HAHAHA. Poor Chinese kids, they're gonna like wtf? when they start getting half the exp. XD.
  
  I'm suprised the Chinese Government even knows about gaining exp >_>.
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  Gary15 | April 13, 2007
  I heard about this way back on the WOW forums, but I didn't think they'd actually go through with it, seems totally crazy, but then again afters eeing how people in China have actually died from too much MMORPG playing maybe it's a good thing. But still it seems that Adults should be able to manage their own time themselves.
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  draxx23bb | April 13, 2007
  HAHAHA this is funny I hope it will not happen in my country to.
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  mettaur_15 | April 13, 2007
  quote: "To be honest I find this quite funny."
  
  Same here. I feel bad for those kids at China. Bet more of them will migrate XD.
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  Tyzer | April 13, 2007
  Woooah! I suppose it will aid their social lifes for the better!
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  dmf_dynasty | April 13, 2007
  Wow. It's gonna suck when the developers only make one version of the game and this happens to everybody. I don't play MMORPGs, but there would be a nerd uprising equal to that of the hippies in the 60s if this happened in the US.
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  gameboy613 | April 13, 2007
  That's not fair =/ On the bright side it will give the kids more time to go outside.
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  Dragons Call | April 13, 2007
  o.0 Wow. That's just... wow.
  
  That really sucks.
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  madtown | April 13, 2007
  ZOMG! That is hilarious!! are they really so addicted to games that the government has to do something? Isn't that up to the parents? And what a lame way to try getting them to cut back, half their experience.
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  Gary15 | April 13, 2007
  It seems to me that for children this system is fine but it does seem a bit extreme applying it to adults don't you think?
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  Sakura | April 13, 2007
  Sucks for them. I'm glad I don't have restrictions on any of my gaming. ^^
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  Mishtram | April 13, 2007
  After you have people throwing themselves out of buildings and dying in their seats, I can see the dangers which are being considered when looking at this.
  
  Also, you guys are aware you can reply to individual posts, right? =)
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    Dragons Call | April 14, 2007
    Indeed. ^__^
    
    But what's all this I hear about people dying in their seats?