Having too much Internet usage is preferable to not enough (usually you'd get your speed slowed, or possibly charged extra) - your mum might have issue with either of those consequences.
For the average gamer, I'd say 4GB (plus whatever other web usage occurs) would be insufficient.
Definitely check what suits your needs & budget best :)
I have just signed up to Telstra's 8GB 4G plan, I was wondering if it would be enough to game a few hours a day and have enough for updates and surfing?
Where I live, 4g is th only Internet out there. I looked for adsl but no providers do Internet out here. And the 4g is really expensive think it is $70 for 8 gb. Also 8gb is the maximum download limit on these 4g plans
To Renze- I'm just now seeing this post.... Ya know, when I was 14, I still played Black Ops. Heck, when I was 13, I played MW2. Gaming these days honestly has a huge age difference, even with Mature rates games. Any kid can go into a Game Stop and buy a Mature Rates game with a guardian....so, to come back to your point, just because someone is playing Black Ops or any game such as, doesn't mean they are ready to move out. Sorry, it just sort of bothered me when you put that.
Children should not be playing mature rated games. Any parent/guardian who allows their children to play mature rated games are less of a parent/guardian than they should be. These games are not rated as such for no reason. They present situations that children are psychologically incapable of dealing with in a normal manner, at an age when their neural pathways are still forming. Need I mention Adam Lanza? He was a CoD player at a young age too.
This is quite a good topic as I am also busting my head to figuring out how much data I will need.
I am relocating but at the moment I am using a 3g and no issues with uncapped. but now I wont be taking the dongle with me as I have a little sister who will need it for schooling. so the best I can afford now is 10gig so im hoping that it will be sufficiant. I wont be playing everyday though as i have other priorities.
