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12-16-08, 12:25 PM #21
My take on n00bs;
Most people labeled n00bs are merely newbs.
I always try to help someone out before dismissing them as uncouth n00bs. It's only the ones who get offended at polite advice who make it onto the list.__________________________________________________
Most people'll do anything if a cop tells 'em to. If we meet anyone, tell them we're cops. - Francis.
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12-16-08, 12:31 PM #22
Well said my friend.
I was playing Dead Air last night. I was grouped with a new player, as he got several easy achievements during the game. At one point, I got caught by the Smoker but he kept trying to shoot the smoker. After this happened a second time, I advised him, in a respectful way of course, that he can melee the player to free them from the clutches of the smoker. We continued with the game an by the time we got to the finale, he had improved 10 fold.
Notice I did not put him down, call him a noob, or other derogatory remark. Not acting like an ass is a great strategy, it really works.[SIGPIC]http://left4deadforums.com/image.php?type=sigpic&userid=835&dateline=12309503 97[/SIGPIC]
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12-16-08, 03:15 PM #25
Well said...I will play with an eager nice newb over an arrogant bossy more accomplished player anytime. At the end of the night when I shut off my system, I am the same guy with the same amount of money, etc regardless of how many victories or losses I participated in L4D. Don't get me wrong, I play to win and I play to get better but not at the expense of people. There is nothing better than a close Versus match that ends with all 8 guys in the lobby raving about it regardless of what team they were on. Mistakes by both new and seasoned players are what creates opportunities to have a chance to capitalize. We were all new once and we all have different ablilities and different time availabilities so just like in life, we all develop differently and at different paces. People can get away with being a jerk on Xbox Live...this just makes them the ultimate coward.
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12-16-08, 04:43 PM #26
They could quickly learn to play the game, they only need:
common sense, english
But more experienced players need to participate aswell:
no prejudgements, no blaming(use constructive critic instead)
And this kind of complaining is useless, everybody can tell a noob, person who needs help, and why not help him/her? If he won't do anything like play sounds on, stick with the team, follow the common team rules, listen to experienced players' advices then he's not the same than noobs are, he's a jerk. It's not like you could make them good players just like that, but it's always better for everyone than whining to/about them.[SIGPIC]C:\Users\raussit\Pictures\asd(1).jpg[/SIGPIC]
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12-17-08, 02:18 AM #27
that is correct, my mistake.
but the main purpose of this thread was to get everyone going. which succeeded. not to actually state any real opinion I have. but now I will.
Im just tired of playing with idiots, which constitute anyone in the N category.
and seriously...theres an over abundance of players lacking an sense of teamwork in this game.
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12-17-08, 06:01 AM #28Im just tired of playing with idiots, which constitute anyone in the N category.
*shakes head in disbelief*
and seriously...theres an over abundance of players lacking an sense of teamwork in this game.
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12-17-08, 06:42 AM #29
admittingly, i occasionally couldn't care less for teamwork in situations where i'm playing L4D when i don't actually feel like playing L4D
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In either case, over the time, it grows clears who and how you are determined to be a "n00b".
several symptomes:
1)The Rambo-gene: don't think it needs a lot of explaining. Rambo's are morons with 1 or 2 braincells that only know the words "gun trigger" and "succes!" (which means "fail" in our language". Rambo's are particullary present when the voice chat of that person in question consists out of loud, incomprehensible grunts and what appaer to be vain insults.
2)The Gordon-Ramsay-gene: although slightly related to the previous type, the Gordon Ramsay type is someone who, suprisingly enough, understands the team play mechanics but then screws it all by shouting in the voice chat how his team members neglected his godly command.
It occasionally happens that this type of players just starts throwing random insults at other players for him being hurt, disregarding the fact that he took the front row without ducking (remember children: "Duck and cover!")
3)The Uwe Boll-gene: this is a rather vague category of n00bs. In its broad sense, the "uwe boll-gene" type of player simply implies "Fail" as a prominent description.
The kind of of fail produced by these types of n00bs varies from:
-teamkilling in the safehouse so they "can play with the infected again cause they're waaaaayyy cooler"
-incinirate teammates instead of the supposed target or show severe hand-eye coordination malfunctions by throwing pipe bombs of a ledge, instead of a location where it would actually attract the horde
-having the misconception that looking him/herself in a closet away from the rest of the team is safer than staying with them. (especially in versus mode)
-taking abuse of the tank moment by just being idle (therefore the tank opportunity goes to waste and is given to another person). If after 2 tries (i think) no one plays the tank accordingly, the turn is over and the tank is lost.
Uwe Bolls sometimes (although rare) group up and tend to provoke that effect.
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And then there are the newbies who have regular ways of showing that they are new:
-not knowing the way, BUT! they ask in the chat if someone can help them, instead of spamming the voice chat with insults
-occasionally shooting a teammate in the back, BUT! apoligizing afterwards (when it matters, such as in Expert mode)
-just do some things diffirently, like shooting hunter from capped survivors instead of bashing first, shooting the boomer instantly instead of bashing it for distance, i.a.w the regular mistakes we all made (or make: ref: boomer, i still do that myself)
-the impression that all the above eventually changes for the better and leave the status of being a "new player"
in other words, i sincerely hope the diffirence is clear
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12-17-08, 07:22 AM #30
Im no pro, but I personally try to be helpful and informative online. I dont mind playing with new players at all cos hey, everyone starts someday. But what i simply hate is when people think they are total pro or use the words 'l33t' 'n00b' 'im liek pro dud3'. its REALLY annoying and shows that they are nothing more then 12 year olds trying to show off their 'pro l33t skillz'.
I remember I had a player in a game say 'teh unl33t zombies killz me!' and well....he got kicked fast.
LEFT 4 DEAD is a team game and it requires teamwork, i really dont see how people cant understand that....
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