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7/8/2015 12:10:05 PM
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Sorry but is there something actually wrong with being a "noob" (presumably "new player")? Weren't we all "noob" at some time? If Bungie continue to sell the game then there's always going to be some beginners aren't there? Is it a crime to be a beginner or should all players have been born with the ingrained knowledge of relics/swords/etc.?
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Spot on. This is something you seem to encounter in all walks of life from computer games, sports to people doing their job. No one seems to remember that they were a learner once and were poor at what they are doing. It is all too easy to criticise without any constructive pay off for the "noob".
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But the "noobs" that played day one were never really noobs to any one else. They are the actual vets
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But they were noobs. Just that everyone else was noobs along with them. My problem is the massive amount of self entitlement some of the "vets" on these forums have forgetting that they too had to learn the basics. Probably did the the same as me with regards to the raids in googling it before entering to find out how they worked, made stupid mistakes and all that other noob stuff.
