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im answering noobs questions now

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 3:10 am
by SG1
tell me what ur question is and i'll answer


so all ur noobs lets c ur questions

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 3:45 am
by Im so pretty..o so pretty
whtas a n00b?

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 5:45 am
by Artiglio
whats the point in this topic ... theres a whole section for new members to ask questions ...

Re: im answering noobs questions now

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:33 am
by #?#
chilli wrote:tell me what ur question is and i'll answer


so all ur noobs lets c ur questions


Don't forget the difference between Newb & Noob ;)

Re: im answering noobs questions now

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:37 am
by hidden
Full Metal Emma Thurman wrote:
chilli wrote:tell me what ur question is and i'll answer


so all ur noobs lets c ur questions


Don't forget the difference between Newb & Noob ;)



yeah but most of the ones maknig threads here are n00bs cause they didnt even read the guides

Re: im answering noobs questions now

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:45 am
by #?#
hidden wrote:
Full Metal Emma Thurman wrote:
chilli wrote:tell me what ur question is and i'll answer


so all ur noobs lets c ur questions


Don't forget the difference between Newb & Noob ;)



yeah but most of the ones maknig threads here are n00bs cause they didnt even read the guides


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Noobs is insultings as in "I don't know anything but I act like I do", I rarely see those in here, only Newbs asking questions.

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:45 am
by The Xeno
...... I mostly see n00bs, not newbs..

<selfEdit>
Tsk Tsk Emma, we were going to let chilli answer that Q. :P
(though I've already drawn up a paragraph in case he declines...)

<selfEdit2>
I rarely see those in here, only Newbs asking questions.

You sure about that? I hardly ever see newbs. :?

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:53 am
by hidden
The Xeno wrote:...... I mostly see n00bs, not newbs..

<selfEdit>
Tsk Tsk Emma, we were going to let chilli answer that Q. :P
(though I've already drawn up a paragraph in case he declines...)

<selfEdit2>
I rarely see those in here, only Newbs asking questions.

You sure about that? I hardly ever see newbs. :?



for once i agree with you xeno because iv hardly heard of you

there are n00bs everywhere newbs are short

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:57 am
by tacos
wasnt this suppose to help newbs. not a debate on what u think the spelling is of newb/noob.

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:58 am
by #?#
The Xeno wrote:<selfEdit2>
I rarely see those in here, only Newbs asking questions.

You sure about that? I hardly ever see newbs. :?


Well most people I see here don't fit my definition of "nOObs" so yeah, I'm sure I see mostly Newbies asking questions ;)

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 8:00 am
by hidden
Full Metal Emma Thurman wrote:
The Xeno wrote:<selfEdit2>
I rarely see those in here, only Newbs asking questions.

You sure about that? I hardly ever see newbs. :?


Well most people I see here don't fit my definition of "nOObs" so yeah, I'm sure I see mostly Newbies asking questions ;)



every rule has its exceptions

it doesnt have to fit the exact definition as many places have slightly different ones

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 8:01 am
by The Xeno
wasnt this suppose to help newbs. not a debate on what u think the spelling is of newb/noob.

I'll take that in two parts...

1. Yes, it probably was suposed to help n00bs however, this whole section is for that. Further, we get three or four of these posts per month, and without one exception they have been useless.
Now, i'm not saying that this one is... just that historically such posts have failed to do anything.

2.
There is no debate about the spelling... newbs and n00bs are two completly differant critters.
Though it appears that there is a debate about the definition of n00b :P

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 8:02 am
by hidden
The Xeno wrote:
wasnt this suppose to help newbs. not a debate on what u think the spelling is of newb/noob.

I'll take that in two parts...

1. Yes, it probably was suposed to help n00bs however, this whole section is for that. Further, we get three or four of these posts per month, and without one exception they have been useless.
Now, i'm not saying that this one is... just that historically such posts have failed to do anything.

2.
There is no debate about the spelling... newbs and n00bs are two completly differant critters.


good point most n00bs ignore any threads designed to help them or search for the answer to the question because they are to lazy

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 8:05 am
by #?#
hidden wrote:
The Xeno wrote:
wasnt this suppose to help newbs. not a debate on what u think the spelling is of newb/noob.

I'll take that in two parts...

1. Yes, it probably was suposed to help n00bs however, this whole section is for that. Further, we get three or four of these posts per month, and without one exception they have been useless.
Now, i'm not saying that this one is... just that historically such posts have failed to do anything.

2.
There is no debate about the spelling... newbs and n00bs are two completly differant critters.


good point most n00bs ignore any threads designed to help them or search for the answer to the question because they are to lazy


In my book it takes a little more than that to be bestowed upon the awful title of n00b ;)

Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 8:08 am
by The Xeno
n00b and newbie... The Xeno's definition: (imho)

A 'n00b' is the catchall term for a 'newbie' who embodies abnormally large amounts of stupidity and/or sloth and/or incompetence.

newbie is simply a new player who (due to their newness) lacks experience and skills at a certain game(s).


Also from Urban Dictionary:
n00b wrote:1) A person who is new to a game
2) A person who, regardless of experience, lacks the skill or copmetence to be competitive in a certain game
3) Someone who tends to whine or complain when being beaten at a game - often done by accussing more skilled opponents of hacking
4) One who may talk trash, claiming to be elite at a game, only to be beaten down by a better player, or will turn down any games when challenged by better players.