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Jumpstart is awesome dont listen to the crybaby lone wanderer, jumpstart was made for 6yr old kids and for learning, it SHOULD be against anything thats to do with sexual stuff, kinda creepy how the lone wander wants sex in a childrens game anyway, i used to play jumpstart it was very safe and friendly i learnt a lot from it when i was young, im now 21 :)
Garbage company that gives zero f's about their player base and their wishes.
Jumpstart, the owner of Neopets, has chose to partner with questionable entities in regards to releasing NFTs. The companies they partnered with are irresponsible, openly homophobic, highly misogynistic, and extremely problematic. Their partners openly mock the player base that Jumpstart caters to most (Neopets players). Why would a company choose to partner with such problematic individuals? I have no idea.
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