No, I recommend not using your parents' credit card to buy games online without their consent. Using someone else's credit card can be considered fraudulent, and it's unreasonable to make a purchase without the cardholder's consent. In addition, many online retailers and gaming platforms have age restrictions and security measures to prevent minors from making purchases without parental consent. If you use your parents' credit card without permission, you risk damaging your relationship with your parents and potentially violating the site's or platform's terms of service. Rather than breaking the rules or offending your parents, I recommend taking the following steps: 1. Discuss with your parents the game you want to buy. 2. Explain why you want to buy the game and how you'll make the purchase. 3. If your parents are willing, you can ask them to approve the purchase or pay for it with them. If you don't have enough money to buy the game, consider these other options: 1. Save up to buy the game. 2. Gift Card or game time as a gift. 3. Play free games or shared games with friends or family. Remember, honesty and transparency are important values in relationships. Rather than risk breaking the rules or hurting others, try to find ways to maintain good relations with your parents and the online gaming community.