What age is this video appropriate for?
We recommend age 10 and up. The content is mostly harmless Minecraft roleplay, but the mild crude language (a few swear words) and the joking self-harm reference in the fortune cookie bit make it less suitable for younger children.
Is there any violence in this video?
There is only fantasy violence within the game of Minecraft — players fight each other with swords and bows, and characters 'die' and respawn. There is no realistic or graphic violence, and it's clearly part of the game's roleplay.
Does the video contain any scary or upsetting content?
There is a recurring joke where a fortune cookie tells the streamer 'You will die alone.' While played for laughs, this could be confusing or upsetting for younger or more sensitive children. There are also a few moments of mild teasing between players.
Is there any educational value in this video?
The video has no formal educational content, but it does model creative problem-solving, teamwork, and negotiation as players build an arena and form alliances. It also shows basic Minecraft mechanics like trading with villagers and building.
Does the streamer use bad language?
Yes, there are a few instances of mild crude language, such as '[ __ ]' and 'ass'. It is not constant, but it does occur. The classification score for strong language is 0.40, indicating moderate concern.
Is this video a good example of safe online gaming?
The streamer interacts with other known content creators in a public server, and the tone is generally playful and friendly. However, there is some mild teasing and 'instigating' that could be modeled by kids. Parents may want to discuss the difference between joking and being mean.
