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Offline Jopi

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In 'Hall Fight' didnt one of the Shivans get killed by a machine gun?

You can't know that, that shot may have come from the grassy knoll.

 

Offline Cobra

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And I say it wasn't a grenade, but the shivan exploding.

Large amounts of plasma and shrapnel flying all over the place anyone? :D

hehe, welcome to the HLPBB, Unicks. Strap yourself in, because there are no exits, and you are not getting out for a long time, because the Exit portal was sabotaged.
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hehe, welcome to the HLPBB, Unicks. Strap yourself in, because there are no exits, and you are not getting out for a long time, because the Exit portal was sabotaged.

I guess Hyperintelligent Blue got access to Meson Bombs in addition to the basic weapons locker....
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Offline aldo_14

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Yes, that was Blue.

:nervous:

 

Offline mrlove

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just wanted to say hi aswell, tried freespace many years ago and yesterday I was curious if it was still alive and got quite amazed by how people work together on this.
Great job!

 
I still haven't figured out that Large Green Welcome sign, but let me be the first to say:


Welcome to the HLPBB!



Yes I was quite impressed at the activity level here as well, I found this site after hearing about the Inferno campaign on gameFAQs....
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Offline Charismatic

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:sighs: yeah that green welcome sign
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Offline aceofspades

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In case you still don't know, it's ':welcome', with another colon after 'welcome', for beam-frying noobs like myself (actually, when do I shed my noob status?)
I wonder if the Shivans eat chocolate? Or play FS2, for that matter.

 
I'd say you get rid of n00b status when you stop being ignorant, and start knowing what you're talking about.


Me, I'd like to stop being a n00b as fast as possible, which is why i ask so many questions. Questions are the best way to gain knowledge.
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Offline karajorma

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Actually you guys are newbies. The term n00b is generally used for someone who appears to have no idea of the concepts of netiquette. As a result they act like they are new even after many years of being online.
Karajorma's Freespace FAQ. It's almost like asking me yourself.

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Offline aceofspades

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So you're saying that 'noob' refers to whether a person exhibits netiquette, right?
So...you're saying that we aren't exhibiting netiquette.
So...what? What did I do that lacked netiquette?
Any advice on understanding my lamentable non-netiquettish condition welcome.
 :confused:
I wonder if the Shivans eat chocolate? Or play FS2, for that matter.

 

Offline Nuclear1

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No, nobody's saying that. "You" in Dark Hunter's post was more of a substitute for "one"--as in:
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I'd say one gets rid of n00b status when one stops being ignorant, and start knowing what one's talking about.

So, no, you're not a n00b. If you were a n00b, you would have been flamed by now. :p
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Offline Polpolion

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:lol:

Netiquitte is a funny word!

 

Offline Flipside

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I'm not sure where the line appears really for n00bs to regulars, it's something to do with the reputation you build to a certain degree, there are certain things that can doom you to an eternity of noobishness, whereas Scooby Doo, for example, appears to have jumped right over the entire noob stage and become an accepted member, and his output and quality of work earned him it, so I think it's, in part, to do with your contributions to the Forum in general :)

 

Offline aldo_14

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May I just add that I hate the words 'n00b', 'noob', newbie, and all viariants thereof.  To me, the only appropriate labels are 'good guy' and 'wank'.

 

Offline Flipside

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Of course, this makes many of us 0ldbie's ;)

 

Offline karajorma

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I have no problem with people using the term newbie as like I said it mearly means someone new to the forums and as such can be used to say things like "We should point newbies towards the wiki and the download thread"

As long as people aren't judging people depending on how long they've been on the forums then it's okay.
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Offline Jopi

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I have no problem with people using the term newbie as like I said it mearly means someone new to the forums and as such can be used to say things like "We should point newbies towards the wiki and the download thread"

As long as people aren't judging people depending on how long they've been on the forums then it's okay.

Post count, then :D
Usually you can tell newbies by their behaviour. It's pretty easy to tell whether this is the first time the guy's posting on an internet forum etc.

 

Offline ZmaN

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Glad I could help you with that Unicks....

Feel free to Ask questions at any time, but try to keep them into one thread, not 5 different ones.  I see that happen pritty often and the kid is a complete noob...
Well what do I do now?  Well Jack, you seem to have an act for blowing things up....

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