Hey, guys!

I've been playing for a few months, practically on a daily basis. I am super aware that Sky is a family -frienndly game, and it's logical and expected that it's mostly kids and teens. Which doesn't bother me. I like the light-hearted nature of the game, the aesthetics, and the colaborative aspects.

At 39 years old, I have yet to meet another player around my age, hah.

My question is, would it be odd to any of you younger players to find out you are chatting and playing with a much older guy? Should I be bringing up my age right away?

I'm asking this, because I do think that a big age gap would be odd in real life interactions.

EDIT, for personal conclusions:

  • Mandatory "wow, thanks for the attention!". Because seriously, this got more feedback than I expected. I read all your posts and, while only replying to a few, everyone gets my upvote.

  • Seems like there are different approaches to etiquette, and they all make sense. I'm keeping my current approach of not advertising my age but being open if asked (and probably getting a "wow" for a reply), with a more tranquil perspective about it. I chat too adult anyway, and I'm sure that gives me away.

  • Everything is fair as long as interactions are not creepy I promise I already knew that, but it's one of those things that can't be repeated too much.

  • There's enough of us to pitch Sky 2: Not So Young Adults Of The Light. Same idea, ergonomic furniture, 80% of gameplay happens inside your nest and there is transport for the other 20%, optional pet crab that doubles as a Roomba.