At 6/26/04 10:44 PM, FlGMENT wrote:
My first ever topic in General received a few "STFU n00b!" pics, which was before I'd ever set foot here. It's laughable now, haha!
I had actually forgotten about this until tonight, when Crak reminded me. Cr4k4r was the one who dubbed me Queen Newblet , and since he was already King n00b14r, he don't count :-P~~ If it's not this situation, we have to go back a few years before then for the last time that kind of nonsense occurred.
The most recent time I can think of in which it might have happened (and being Korean he may have called me everything under the sun but noob and I wouldn't know) was spring of '98 when I was doing CS runs in CD2. We had a full crew of 8 characters (with 4+ waiting for slots to open) every day for 6-12 hours doing my runs. One day someone, who had been kind of hanging back the last couple of days, kept hiding waaaaay in the back ... like 3 screens away from the fights, but on map enough to gain XP for the kills of the people who were fighting. When the #2 player and top amazon in game tells you to get your shit in gear in their run, you're supposed to listen right?
Apparently not. With 8 chars over 88 in Classic, one of whom is the first Auradin follow-botting around the top bowazon (and the best peekazon's best attack does 36% of her worst damage with him around), why the fuck are you hiding in the back? If a PK can't get to you, there isn't a chance in hell a monster will.
With people constantly whispering into players in game trying to get into the run there was no reason to keep him, so I finally booted him for leeching and changed the p/w on the run. From that day forward ... literally months after the last time I had seen him he would join and go hostile ... he began hunting me in any public games in which he happened to be able to find me. A brief sample of the stuff I actually understood:
"Come sucky ama"
"Fuck ama. I kill"
"Take back ama. I no leech"
"You go. I want 93 ama only"
"94 ama suck"
"Suck zon" "Fuck you"(from any of the other 4 zons in game) "No. 95 ama suck. I want 95 ama. You go."
This was shortly followed by:
azn_ama was slain by whichever player kicked his ass this time.
or better still, as he tried to get back to his body and equipment:
azn_ama was slain by Hephaesto the Armorer
^^ oops
(Those of you who went Xpack, shush ... I played that for 2 weeks in 1.08, got 90 chars in every class, then went back to playing Classic where there was actually a challenge) For those of you who have never played Diablo II, Diablo himself is/was level 90 and significantly above the level of everything else you could fight. Experience worked on a sliding scale of your level versus that of the killed monster such that, for an entire run I was earning 90-135 thousand xp, needed 170-250 million to rank up, and would lose 8M-14M per death ... twice that if I couldn't get back to my body. The people in the runs worked their asses off to get above 88 and had no qualms about unloading (or killing off) a waste of air.
At 6/27/04 02:20 AM, FlGMENT wrote:
At 6/27/04 12:00 AM, Shpouiten wrote:
This just proves how noobish everyone has been when they first came here.
No, it proves I was a n00b. To prove everyone was a n00b in the beginning, you'd have to check everyone's first posts. By the time you've done that, there'll probably be another few hundred thousand users to check up on, so the quicker you get started the more time you save yourself!
Go on... do it... I dare ya!
My first post ... I wa a baby blammer in the making ^^
At 2/12/03 02:40 AM, D0GMA wrote:
At 2/11/03 06:02 PM, Logixp13 wrote:
Ok, I'll admit I know nothing about flash so how can I give advice? I write reviews to tell the creater of the flash what I thought of the movie ... I don't make flash movie's I enjoy them, where do I get off telling someone that there animation is to sticky.
When was the last time you plunked yourself down in front of the TV and saw Siskel & Tarantino? The reality is, either your are spending your time rating movies OR making them. If you've chosen not to take up brain space with how to make flash movies, you can still critique the end result of someone's work. Maybe the animation was sticky and they couldn't fix it. Someone like you pointing that out may motivate them to go find out how to fix that for their next time.