Ok, some flaws: 1. Having a high voice isn't usually the problem, it's the age. Guys I game with have higher voices and they don't get abused. It's skill level and the ability to listen. One of my close friends is 13 and he is wanted in Raids and other endgame activities. 2. NOBODY who is under the age of 13 should be playing Destiny. They deserve to get yelled at because they are bad. They can go back to their LittleBigPlanet or similar game for Xbox. 3. 70% of the community aren't little kids. That's why. 4. Most people would rather tell people that they're irritating than make them feel like there is nothing wrong with them 5. When I was a kid, I was playing Crash Bandicoot and racing games, not first person shooters. I was playing family games, not games which made me feel like a minority. Not games that are too graphic for a little kid. And yes, blowing off something's head is graphic to me, not Dead Island graphic, but graphic enough. 6. If someone is screaming, I say "Stop screaming or you get kicked". If they don't, I kick them because they are being arrogant. I don't see why people scream? I mean, some people scream when they get a Gjallarhorn or a Crux of Crota, but to scream randomly? It's irritating. 7. Kids have a different humour sense than older people. I remember telling jokes when I was 13 and they were hilarious back then, but I think back to them and I think they're terrible. It's not their fault, it's their age. They may actually have something funny to say, but older people just don't get it. Joke maturity is a real thing. 8. Ratings do matter, and it's the parents fault for not enforcing it. I'm Australian, born and raised, and I grew up via ratings. I wasn't allowed to play Grand Theft Auto until I was 12 because my parents didn't want me to grow up thinking that shit is ok. People hardly ever sneak into movies. You get asked for ID if you look underage. If you don't then the person in control of your entry should be fired. 9. Australia has Destiny at that rating because we have games like Saints Row 4, which was banned until they removed a story mission involving drugs. Our government does it to make us not end up like American dropkicks who go around shooting up schools. If a kid who sneaks onto GTA V and plays it sees what happens in it, their parents would be shocked. Ratings are in place for a reason. In schools, they can't play movies above PG because of what they contain. I hate to say it, but if you think that ratings are irrelevant, you're silly. However, I do believe that they should be treated a bit nicer, but in reality, if you act like a fool, you'll be treated like one. If I come across a kid who doesn't piss me off, I'll play with him. If he won't listen or thinks he knows better when he doesn't, I'll kick him. Most of Destiny's community is over the age of 15, and most people I play with are in their 20's. Most FPS games are made for mature audiences.