Please help a parent

[Triumph]

Violence: You're killing monsters. Basically cartoon or anime combat.

Profanity: You'll run into the occasional idiot who likes to spam around the filter. There is very little sexual reference, but some of the NPC's are questionable. Nothing is showing, though.

Conclusion: If you wanted to use a movie rating scale, I would say PG or PG-13.

[tehfusion]

I'd say this game is fit for anyone of any age.

Violence:
It's not like a graphical blood-thirsty rampage or something. There's no blood, no real violence at all (except for whacking an enemy with an extremely tiny pixel sword until it falls over and disappears magically). Really unless you're keeping your child in a safe magical bubble, it's perfectly fine to play. There is no real violence at all.

Sex:
None at all. Females have large breasts, I suppose, but as Southern-Majesty stated, it's not like they're naked or anything. Fully clothed. Even if you take off your character's equipped clothing, they just display 'default' clothing instead.

Profanity:
The word censor is ridiculous. You shouldn't really worry about this. It blocks even a lot of normal words like 'class' or 'raccoon'.

I certainly think you can let your child play the game. But like the others said, play it yourself first, and you'll see. Even ten minutes in-game is enough, really.

[Stryfe]

Violence: Well, its a game, and an mmorpg to be more precise. You need to kill stuff in order to progress through the game. It's not very explicit though, so it's pretty mild.

Sex: Nope.

Drugs: Well, I often here of people getting "stoned" after a long grind session, and people abusing "pot" and selling them on the streets. That might be a problem for you.

[Niion]

You can see up skirts.
Yummy.

[Yosei]

Violence: Well, its a game, and an mmorpg to be more precise. You need to kill stuff in order to progress through the game. It's not very explicit though, so it's pretty mild.

Sex: Nope.

Drugs: Well, I often here of people getting "stoned" after a long grind session, and people abusing "pot" and selling them on the streets. That might be a problem for you.

Haha funny. But don't mislead the man.
Pot= Potions.. things that help our health ingame.
Stoned=Stones.. same thing as potions, except less conveniant when fighting.

[FlyingSnow]

Well Fiesta Online was made to be a casual game. Its age group ranges and has no sex, drugs or anything like that. It is true that the girl characters are a bit unclad, but really this game is like a massive Kirby game, and I'm pretty sure you have a good idea about the game now. You should try it out first, because it is you who makes the final choice

[DragonReborn]

This is from a dad also who plays the game: The game content is well within a "PG" level of content. there should be no worry about the content of the game it is that online games are open to the public and there are a lot of creeps out there. so in game conversations can take turns for the worst. Lewd conversations do and will occur and vulgar language is also fairly common. So my opinion is that the game content is fine for a 12 y.o but in game conversations may not be but this is the case with any online game. Hence the warning about rated pc and console games that "esrb rating may change during online play" or something to that effect.

[Belaslav]

Fiesta is actually a pretty good game, no blood or anything, has a pretty decent character build, nothing exposing in general, no sex, drugs or smoking and other stuff like that.