quote Oneiromancer

as I read the weekly update every week

quote SuperSniper

I H4T3 N0085

Cut SuperSniper some slack atleast he didn't act like that nOOb oneirmancer or whatever his name was.

quote II RaGnaRok II

Cut SuperSniper some slack atleast he didn't act like that nOOb oneirmancer or whatever his name was.

quote TurMoiL911

[quote][originator=II RaGnaRok II]Cut SuperSniper some slack atleast he didn't act like that nOOb oneirmancer or whatever his name was.

thanxs guys i am gettin all teaery eyed.

What are the qualifications of being a noob

Off the top of my mind:

1) Low post count

2) Registation date in the near past

3) Certain "n00bish" attitude (Such as creating repeat threads, spamming, and inapporiate flaming)

the post thing cant apply to me becuasse i just sarted my account yesterday

From Frankie:

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"Other forms of cheating, betrayals, constant quitting when losing, hiding bombs, will also be treated as cheating and continue to be dealt with using the feedback system and YOU WILL BE BANNED TOO."

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Q

Ok, so what exactly does that mean? If I pull a flag through a wall, is that cheating?

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In general, we don't consider game bugs to be cheats. So, for example, pulling a flag through a wall isn't cheating, a bug in the game that is exploitable by anyone. However, "dummying", as some have called it, is considered cheating as you must go above and beyond to initiate this glitch and it's not something that's readily available to anyone. So, if both teams can grab a flag via the same means, it's not nearly as bad as having inside knowledge of a process that results in creating an error in the game's networking. The variety of modem/bandwidth cheats that are taking place online are absolutely considered cheating. All of these are done with the sole intention of exploiting bugs in the game code or taking advantage of basic elements of networking in order to screw your opponents. We have different ways of identifying people who practice certain types of cheats, and depending on what it is you do, you will could be punished in a variety of ways.

Anybody can super-jump ya dun need a special x-box to do it. and you must be a real nOOb if you only see superjumping in 1 every 20 games cuz when I play it happens all the time and I don't get annoyed over it.

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Let’s say we’re playing an assault game on foundation, our team is losing, only 1 or 2 minutes left, the other team have the bomb but they aren’t trying to score anymore. They keep the bomb in one of the rooms. We attack them and get the bomb, but as soon as they recover the bomb, they return to the same room and get cover. My point is, there aren’t trying to score, so it harder to get the bomb and get even. Is that legal?



Yes it's "legal" although probably annoying. If you can get to the bomb by straightforward means, no matter how well defended it is, then there's no cheating going on, just an irritating strategy. If they surf the bomb out of the geometry on a Banshee, or get it to somewhere the other team can't physically reach, then that's crap. It's like spawn camping. It's really, really annoying, but it can be defended against.

what they are talkin about is gettin special mods to your xbox like action replay disks

quote II RaGnaRok II

This is much the same as hiding the bomb

quote Oneiromancer

quote II RaGnaRok II

This is much the same as hiding the bomb

No it's not. Hiding the bomb is placing it outside the map's geometry, or in other words, taking advantage of a glitch.

And next, no, I do not play with noobs. I play with good players, and if I see a teammate superjump, I leave the game, leave him / her cheating feedback, and remove him / her from my friends list, therefore making it so I usually never play with that person again. I'm a level 20 right now, which isn't noob at all, and will be higher once I start putting forth effort to level past 20 (right now I'm only interested in getting most of the playlists to 20). If you think the level 17 - 29 players I'm playing against are noobs, you're an idiot. Oh wait, we already knew that.

Lvl 20 is noob? LMAO! I see lvl 28s that don't compare to lvl 14s. Level means nothing. By putting all this value into a stupid number, you've just shown yourself to be the noob. Wait, you've already done that many times.

Hate to burst your little bubble but you were putting just as much emphasis on your rank as he was.

I was using it as an indicator that I'm not a noob, as to get to level 20, you have to win at least 25 games, probably more like 30 - 35, and that alone makes you not a noob, as anyone who's played more than, say, 10 games is not a noob (noob is short for newbie, which means someone new to the game, which means that people are using the word noob wrong all the time, usually due to crippling mental inadequacy).