-Yoshi
I'm not quite 16 yet, so when I try to make an account on the Games Done Quick website, it refuses to let me enter my birthday, which is required for registration. Is there a way to fix this?
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You will need to have a parent/guardian register, then put you in as a child.
See https://gamesdonequick.com/attend
See https://gamesdonequick.com/attend
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Age Restrictions
Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a registered parent or guardian at all times. Parents/Guardians will need to fill out and pay for registration as instructed below. During the process of filling out your user profile, you will see an option labeled "I'm Bringing Children". Select that, and fill out the names of the children you will be bringing, up to a maximum of four per parent/guardian. Children are free under their parent/guardian's registration. Children must wear their child badge (provided during the parent/guardian's check-in at the event) at all times.
Anyone 16 or older must have their own paid registration. They may not be listed as a child under a parent/guardian and any such registration may be rendered invalid. Attendees between the ages of 16 and 17 will require a parent/guardian's signature during registration.
Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a registered parent or guardian at all times. Parents/Guardians will need to fill out and pay for registration as instructed below. During the process of filling out your user profile, you will see an option labeled "I'm Bringing Children". Select that, and fill out the names of the children you will be bringing, up to a maximum of four per parent/guardian. Children are free under their parent/guardian's registration. Children must wear their child badge (provided during the parent/guardian's check-in at the event) at all times.
Anyone 16 or older must have their own paid registration. They may not be listed as a child under a parent/guardian and any such registration may be rendered invalid. Attendees between the ages of 16 and 17 will require a parent/guardian's signature during registration.