Why do players hate noobs?

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I don't see any reason why players should hate on noobs

[Protomesh]

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Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Lawl. 1000 hours? That's nothing. You're like still stuck in the tutorial 😂

You suck and you suck hard trust me bro.

TIL treating a piece of entertainment as a second job and playing it for 40 hours/week (either giving up weekends or playing it in your off time assuming you either have time after you commute or are willing to have <8hrs/day of sleep) for 5-6 months is "nothing" to some people.

Lmao cope harder you don't have to play it for 40 hours a week. And honestly your play time should come from when you were still in school.

[Protomesh]

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Arrogance, intolerance, impatience... take your pick.

When things go wrong people often look for someone to blame. If anything stands out about a particular player then they can be the target irrespective of whether they were the problem or not.

Most often I see the biggest failing of a team is that they are not actually performing as a team and that isn't necessarily the fault of the noob. It's just easy to blame the noob.

People have different play styles and often have different personal targets in a game. Anything that singles you out may result in you being labelled a noob and cast out.

A lot of the time it's bullying really.

People should learn to support each other no matter the failings of an individual, no matter their play-style. Apart from anything else, others really respect someone who offers support.

I love getting a ton of noobs in a game. It makes it more fun to go through the process of learning to be a team. It doesn't always work, but when it does it's really rewarding to see the team succeed.

Having 0/10 K/D is not a play style though.

[Merim]

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Bold of you to assume you played with the person before.

Doesn't matter but you're bad and thus can't distinguish legit players and cheaters from one another.

Watch out guys, we have a professional here that knows the difference between a player and a hacker. Seems like he knew exactly which is which. If you dont know, let this guy know.

Also I'll be sure to come by if I needed your help distinguishing between the 2 since you seem to know alot lol.

[Arnie Rimsy BSc.SSc.]

The reason players bully noobs is because it makes them feel superior and fluffed up to be better than someone who has less knowledge.

[RRW359]

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Escrito originalmente por RRW359:

TIL treating a piece of entertainment as a second job and playing it for 40 hours/week (either giving up weekends or playing it in your off time assuming you either have time after you commute or are willing to have <8hrs/day of sleep) for 5-6 months is "nothing" to some people.

Lmao cope harder you don't have to play it for 40 hours a week. And honestly your play time should come from when you were still in school.

You said 1000 hours isn't enough. 40 hours per week for 25 weeks (5-6 months) is 1000 hours. It isn't hard to get better at math. Also I work to afford rent, internet, and electricity that allows me to play multiplayer games (also food but you probably consider that secondary), but even when I was in School I realised prioritizing that would mean I'm less likely to require more hours of work to afford stuff.

[Merim]

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Escrito originalmente por RRW359:

TIL treating a piece of entertainment as a second job and playing it for 40 hours/week (either giving up weekends or playing it in your off time assuming you either have time after you commute or are willing to have <8hrs/day of sleep) for 5-6 months is "nothing" to some people.

Lmao cope harder you don't have to play it for 40 hours a week. And honestly your play time should come from when you were still in school.

This quote...

Dude sometimes I wonder what you do with your life. Its already bad enough you mentioned 1000 hours is just a "tutorial" to you. I mean, of course, if someone is really that slow of a learner to get 1000 hours just to get the idea how the game works.

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Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Lmao cope harder you don't have to play it for 40 hours a week. And honestly your play time should come from when you were still in school.

You said 1000 hours isn't enough. 40 hours per week for 25 weeks (5-6 months) is 1000 hours. It isn't hard to get better at math. Also I work to afford rent, internet, and electricity that allows me to play multiplayer games (also food but you probably consider that secondary), but even when I was in School I realised prioritizing that would mean I'm less likely to require more hours of work to afford stuff.

Not to mention sometimes hang out with friends in real life as well, along with doing errands. Also, by your answer, 5-6 months of tutorial.

This is just hilarious honestly.

[Protomesh]

Escrito originalmente por Merim:

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Doesn't matter but you're bad and thus can't distinguish legit players and cheaters from one another.

Watch out guys, we have a professional here that knows the difference between a player and a hacker. Seems like he knew exactly which is which. If you dont know, let this guy know.

Also I'll be sure to come by if I needed your help distinguishing between the 2 since you seem to know alot lol.

I am literal human anticheat. I can instantly tell if a player cheats or not from a couple second long interaction.

[Merim]

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Escrito originalmente por Merim:

Watch out guys, we have a professional here that knows the difference between a player and a hacker. Seems like he knew exactly which is which. If you dont know, let this guy know.

Also I'll be sure to come by if I needed your help distinguishing between the 2 since you seem to know alot lol.

I am literal human anticheat. I can instantly tell if a player cheats or not from a couple second long interaction.

Noted, my comment you quoted stand.

[Protomesh]

Escrito originalmente por RRW359:

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Lmao cope harder you don't have to play it for 40 hours a week. And honestly your play time should come from when you were still in school.

You said 1000 hours isn't enough. 40 hours per week for 25 weeks (5-6 months) is 1000 hours. It isn't hard to get better at math. Also I work to afford rent, internet, and electricity that allows me to play multiplayer games (also food but you probably consider that secondary), but even when I was in School I realised prioritizing that would mean I'm less likely to require more hours of work to afford stuff.

Yes 1000 hours is nothing. You're not very smart honestly. Maybe you should've just dropped out and grinded some more hours in games maybe your brain wouldn't be so smooth now.

[Protomesh]

Escrito originalmente por Merim:

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Lmao cope harder you don't have to play it for 40 hours a week. And honestly your play time should come from when you were still in school.

This quote... :ShugoLaugh::ShugoLaugh::ShugoLaugh:

Dude sometimes I wonder what you do with your life. Its already bad enough you mentioned 1000 hours is just a "tutorial" to you. I mean, of course, if someone is really that slow of a learner to get 1000 hours just to get the idea how the game works.

Escrito originalmente por RRW359:

You said 1000 hours isn't enough. 40 hours per week for 25 weeks (5-6 months) is 1000 hours. It isn't hard to get better at math. Also I work to afford rent, internet, and electricity that allows me to play multiplayer games (also food but you probably consider that secondary), but even when I was in School I realised prioritizing that would mean I'm less likely to require more hours of work to afford stuff.

Not to mention sometimes hang out with friends in real life as well, along with doing errands. Also, by your answer, 5-6 months of tutorial. :ShugoLaugh:

This is just hilarious honestly.

Lol. You wouldn't learn a game even if I gave you 10 000 hours to spend on it. You'd still be trash.

[Merim]

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Escrito originalmente por RRW359:

You said 1000 hours isn't enough. 40 hours per week for 25 weeks (5-6 months) is 1000 hours. It isn't hard to get better at math. Also I work to afford rent, internet, and electricity that allows me to play multiplayer games (also food but you probably consider that secondary), but even when I was in School I realised prioritizing that would mean I'm less likely to require more hours of work to afford stuff.

Yes 1000 hours is nothing. You're not very smart honestly. Maybe you should've just dropped out and grinded some more hours in games maybe your brain wouldn't be so smooth now.

"Maybe you should've just dropped out and grinded some more hours in games".

Okay, idk if you are trolling or you are actually serious. Because, my goodness that comment. Now I'm even more concerned how you live your life.

[Merim]

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Escrito originalmente por Merim:

This quote...

Dude sometimes I wonder what you do with your life. Its already bad enough you mentioned 1000 hours is just a "tutorial" to you. I mean, of course, if someone is really that slow of a learner to get 1000 hours just to get the idea how the game works.




Not to mention sometimes hang out with friends in real life as well, along with doing errands. Also, by your answer, 5-6 months of tutorial.

This is just hilarious honestly.

Lol. You wouldn't learn a game even if I gave you 10 000 hours to spend on it. You'd still be trash.

Oh? So you dont think skills are based from hours then?

[RRW359]

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

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You said 1000 hours isn't enough. 40 hours per week for 25 weeks (5-6 months) is 1000 hours. It isn't hard to get better at math. Also I work to afford rent, internet, and electricity that allows me to play multiplayer games (also food but you probably consider that secondary), but even when I was in School I realised prioritizing that would mean I'm less likely to require more hours of work to afford stuff.

Yes 1000 hours is nothing. You're not very smart honestly. Maybe you should've just dropped out and grinded some more hours in games maybe your brain wouldn't be so smooth now.

Is 1000 hours nothing or do I not need to spend 40 hours/week for 25 weeks playing games? Reading comprehension, like Math, isn't hard to get good at. Your posts are oxymorons and you are the second syllable of your posts.

[Merim]

Escrito originalmente por RRW359:

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

Yes 1000 hours is nothing. You're not very smart honestly. Maybe you should've just dropped out and grinded some more hours in games maybe your brain wouldn't be so smooth now.

Is 1000 hours nothing or do I not need to spend 40 hours/week for 25 weeks playing games? Reading comprehension, like Math, isn't hard to get good at. Your posts are oxymorons and you are the second syllable of your posts.

Idk what this guy is on but anyways I'm sure you'll be able to do it while maintaining school and such. Just a bit more longer but possible. This guy pretty much want you to throw all of it away and focus only on gaming.

[Shiro♌]

Escrito originalmente por Protomesh:

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You said 1000 hours isn't enough. 40 hours per week for 25 weeks (5-6 months) is 1000 hours. It isn't hard to get better at math. Also I work to afford rent, internet, and electricity that allows me to play multiplayer games (also food but you probably consider that secondary), but even when I was in School I realised prioritizing that would mean I'm less likely to require more hours of work to afford stuff.

Yes 1000 hours is nothing. You're not very smart honestly. Maybe you should've just dropped out and grinded some more hours in games maybe your brain wouldn't be so smooth now.

That's a lot of time spent playing the game.

If we assume that the player hops into the game to try it out, enjoys playing it, but then gets somewhat frustrated and bored because there's still a lot to learn and actually searches the entire YouTube for the desired informations, I'd be willing to claim that you don't even have to have over ~100 hours to play like your everyday average player, even if you're not the type to learn stuff quickly.

If we were to assume that the player refuses to search basic informations about the game, then it's safe to assume that it'll take around ~300 hours to reach the level of your average player;
However, the moment the player decides to learn some stuff on his or her own by either reading and remembering the basic informations, as well as some skills „traded from in-between the games“ (such as crosshair placement when moving between CS:GO and Valorant, for example), then the player doesn't really need that many hours to properly learn the game.

Based on your responses here, I do take it that you do assume, the player isn't willing to learn about the game and basics during his or her free time, but hop into the game and learn through playing instead of learning by Googling and watching others play the game to get the general idea of how do things work in practice.
Of course, the player will still be missing the execution and proper timing, but this can only be learned by those.. X hours of doing it, so unless the player decides to train in offline game modes (spray controls, which angles to hold, which walls are penetratable with weapon X and Y, etcetera), then that's gonna take those hundreds of hours for sure.

But, for the player to take thousands of hours?
No, that's just wrong and off..