newb = new player
noob=hacker/scammer/fcking lunatic who harrases people/stupid guy/******/a guy who begs for weps in every MMORPG
so if u say in a forum HELP IM A NOOB whos going to want to help a fcking n00b prostitute free to flame
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newb = new player
noob=hacker/scammer/fcking lunatic who harrases people/stupid guy/******/a guy who begs for weps in every MMORPG
so if u say in a forum HELP IM A NOOB whos going to want to help a fcking n00b prostitute free to flame
noob= word that use to just mean new player but now everybody just throws around. Only idiots are insulted by such a word.
Seriously, why would you make this topic noob?
Iono is this spam? Kinda mixed feelings if this is in the wrong section. Very true though.
I'd never think of using the word newb, sounds and looks gay.
None of this stuff really matters in the Maplestory community anymore though.
Well, this topic shouldnt be alive, and besides, i doubt anyone cares.....Newbs,Noobs,Choobs........doesnt matter....
You are a noob.Quote:
Originally Posted by dragon1024
I think. This language has no access into my brain.
I believe a noob is someone who posts on this forum.
yeah noob= just new guy or a ***** begger :D
i remembered the time i was n00b as the day of today :D
Your wrong. The definition of noob is you lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by dragon1024
Who gives a crap? It's a ******ed word that deserves to be erased from everyones minds.
lol u posted this in the wrong section... NOOB!
guys keep on spamming and insulting me because black letters dont hurt me and neither does any other kind of letter
I actually agree with this I mean Newb is a new person while noob is a annoyance to the Cyber society
whats the point of this topic...and sonic dude ur sig is hilariouse XD the red ranger dude acts like a ****** :D
The guy who made this post made a good point, a n00b is someone who is despised in the internet community, a newbie is someone who is new at a game. However, This is not the place to discuss such a thing, but people do it anyways.. Not much point there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonicdude
Offtopic: Lol, SonicDude, I like your sig.. its awesome. XD
Newb vs. noob
Newb and noob may have somewhat different connotations. Newbs are simply newcomers—noob and n00b, on the other hand, generally means someone who is obnoxious, annoying, or breaks the rules; whether they are actual newcomers or not is mostly irrelevant. Therefore, a noob may be someone who has been around for a long time but still engages in behavior that he or she should have learned is unacceptable. Noobs are generally confident in what they are doing, but in reality are annoying others. "Newb" is not necessarily an insulting word, but "noob" usually is. If someone makes an unintelligent comment on a forum or asks a question that even other newbies could answer then it is said that they are making a "noobish" comment or asking a "noobish" question. However, due to the evolution of language, the term noob or 'n00b' is now used both ways and newb is used only infrequently.
More experienced players are often encouraged to give friendly advice and help to newbs, to support them as they tackle the learning curve of whichever game they're playing, and some game servers are set up explicitly for the purpose of allowing newbs to gain experience before entering more competitive environments.
"Noob" can also mean a person who claims to know a lot about a subject but in truth does not. It was first used in hacker groups on the BBS chat systems in the 1980s. It is important to note that noob and newb are not necessarily interchangeable. Many times the term noob or n00b will be used by veterans to degrade a user for their lack of knowledge, or claims to know more than they truly do.
Recently, the spelling noob has been used more interchangeably with "newb", however, and is being used in a more joking manner, usually among friends and users on good terms when one user makes a mistake that most veterans would know better not to do, whereas a "newb" or "noob" wouldn't know better. For example, in the computer sense, a user on a bulletin board may call a veteran user as a noob in a joking manner because they didn't search for a topic currently open with the same discussion before posting a discussion of their own.
In online gaming, the term is also often used as a general insult. Frustrated players on the losing team may refer to the winning team as noobs. In this case there is no actual connotation of newness meant; the word is simply being used as an insult. By the same token, members of a dominating team may use the term "noobs" (n00bs) to further frustrate their opposition by implying a general lack of skill on the losing team's part, such as camping (staying in the general vicinity, usually a spawn point, for an extended period of time, especially America's Army and DOOM) or wastefully firing at a wall, wasting ammunition and time, and alerting the enemy. Noob might also be used by veteran players to criticize cheap tactics or overusage of unbalanced weaponry. In an online team game where friendly fire is turned off, a noob "tactic" would be to overuse explosives in cramped areas around fellow teammates. Noob usually applies in games where team-play is important, and the players choose to completely ignore the team structure and goals. Some other "noobs" are players who overly use "uber weapons" to defeat other players, players who "kill-steal" from others, and players who scam others into losing their items or money.
"Noob" has frequently been written in different forms. Because of the proximity of the "j" key to the "n" key, players in online games often typed "j00b" or "joob" by accident, and the recent proliferation of "nub" has often turned into "jub". Though neither "joob" or "jub" have any meaning, their connection with "noob" makes the two words equivalent. "B00b" and "m00b" sometimes appear in a similar manner ("b" and "m" are right beside "n" in a standard computer keyboard). This is quite similar to the origin of the internet terminology "pwned". According to the most popular theory on the origins of "pwned", it originated from owned when an anonymous gamer made a typing error by pressing the "p" key which is located to the right of the "o" key on a standard computer keyboard. Note that there are alternate theories of "pwned"'s origin. See PWN for more details.
Have fun reading all that :)
a newb is someone who does those personality tests for thier sigs, also they tend to do them more then once to get thier favoirte chracter, or have multiples in thier sig espeically from the same test.
dissatisfied with you are reno? try again maybe youll get cloud! or just put 50 gay naruto characters in your sig.
alexdude gives bleach bad publicity ( but he is one of the lesser noobs so I can deal with it)
this place is going down hill
If that's true then by your logic you're a "noob".Quote:
Originally Posted by dragon1024