It is important to allow a child to evaluate (especially through gaming) the lifestyle choices and consequences that come with decisions. Baring mind I say this, "I would rather my child play a game and make a lot of mistakes or life-based decisions instead of making them in real life". If you think logically about it, a gamer develops skills initially from previous mistakes, thus say they know this knowledge at a young age they know that they would have applied the same consequences based on their gaming experience. Also, the most graphic played games develop people to become more humble people instead of suggesting them to be more violent.