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Thank you, +1Nanten wrote:
Why do people allways think that using unlocks makes someone a noob? It's really a matter of your personal preference. Someone likes AK, someone likes l85, someone likes the G36. Who cares? The people that bitch about the unlocks, are the people that get killed with unlocks. They bitch because they don't have the skill to use them. If using G36/ak/what ever gets the job done, who the fuck cares?
Just because you get killed with G36, doesn't really mean the killer is a noob. Think about it. There were two of you, you ended up dead. Whos the noob/less skilled? Yeah, sure you could say that "hes using G36, blind monkey could kill with it". If blind monkey could kill with it, then why not use it yourself? Because it takes no skill? BS, every single weapon takes skill in BF2, even the G36. Just because it's accurate gun with small recoil, doesn't mean it's not a good weapon or is only for noobs. It does the job. Simple. The goal in BF2 is to kill your opponent, not to "learn how to use AK efficiently".
Sheesh!
Oh, and i myself prefer AK over G36 just because AK is sexier ;P But i don't flame people that use G36. If i get killed by G36, i try to learn from the mistake and deal with the situation better next time.
Anyone who bitches about unlocks, IO, medics are all noobs.
I personally think IO takes the same amount of skill as regular. Maybe more, you cant just ride around tank whoring the whole round.
I won't get into the same old ass repetitive BF2 argument but I will say that running around fighting equally matched players is easier. E.g you only fight infantry is easier than running around fighting infantry, staying away from enemy tanks/APC's and when capping a flag knowing someone could be at your location in a few seconds via car or even a jet bombing you. As infantry on normal mode it's harder. And that's a fact.keghog wrote:
Thank you, +1Nanten wrote:
Why do people allways think that using unlocks makes someone a noob? It's really a matter of your personal preference. Someone likes AK, someone likes l85, someone likes the G36. Who cares? The people that bitch about the unlocks, are the people that get killed with unlocks. They bitch because they don't have the skill to use them. If using G36/ak/what ever gets the job done, who the fuck cares?
Just because you get killed with G36, doesn't really mean the killer is a noob. Think about it. There were two of you, you ended up dead. Whos the noob/less skilled? Yeah, sure you could say that "hes using G36, blind monkey could kill with it". If blind monkey could kill with it, then why not use it yourself? Because it takes no skill? BS, every single weapon takes skill in BF2, even the G36. Just because it's accurate gun with small recoil, doesn't mean it's not a good weapon or is only for noobs. It does the job. Simple. The goal in BF2 is to kill your opponent, not to "learn how to use AK efficiently".
Sheesh!
Oh, and i myself prefer AK over G36 just because AK is sexier ;P But i don't flame people that use G36. If i get killed by G36, i try to learn from the mistake and deal with the situation better next time.
Anyone who bitches about unlocks, IO, medics are all noobs.
I personally think IO takes the same amount of skill as regular. Maybe more, you cant just ride around tank whoring the whole round.
Last edited by jord (2007-08-10 13:18:40)
I'll always be a noob, it depends on the individual.
A good "sign" that you have gotten good at battlefield 2 is Hacking/Cheating accusations. Though it's not foolproof.
A good "sign" that you have gotten good at battlefield 2 is Hacking/Cheating accusations. Though it's not foolproof.
A noob is no longer a noob when he quits vBF2 and starts to play some mods that are better than vBF2 itself.
I agree with all that. Besides, every weapon in BF2 is a noob weapon, not just the unlocks. You are no longer a noob when you realize that in real life, you can't hold those crosshairs perfectly still on a target 50 yards+ away. You have to hold your breath just to keep the crosshairs from moving around.Nanten wrote:
Why do people allways think that using unlocks makes someone a noob? It's really a matter of your personal preference. Someone likes AK, someone likes l85, someone likes the G36. Who cares? The people that bitch about the unlocks, are the people that get killed with unlocks. They bitch because they don't have the skill to use them. If using G36/ak/what ever gets the job done, who the fuck cares?
Just because you get killed with G36, doesn't really mean the killer is a noob. Think about it. There were two of you, you ended up dead. Whos the noob/less skilled? Yeah, sure you could say that "hes using G36, blind monkey could kill with it". If blind monkey could kill with it, then why not use it yourself? Because it takes no skill? BS, every single weapon takes skill in BF2, even the G36. Just because it's accurate gun with small recoil, doesn't mean it's not a good weapon or is only for noobs. It does the job. Simple. The goal in BF2 is to kill your opponent, not to "learn how to use AK efficiently".
Sheesh!
Oh, and i myself prefer AK over G36 just because AK is sexier ;P But i don't flame people that use G36. If i get killed by G36, i try to learn from the mistake and deal with the situation better next time.
But they're so fun!ATLIERT15 wrote:
Ya, I'm finally getting away from there, and the IO serverssteelie34 wrote:
...when kark is no longer your most played map
Especially when you start a round 7-1 with the MP7.
A noob no more when his epeenor is bigger than mine. Unfortunately everyone's is bigger than mine.
*Grabbing teh epeen pump*
*Grabbing teh epeen pump*
A noob ceases to be a noob when he stops playing karkand 24/7, gets some balls and plays the rest of the game.
NOTE: Exceptions include cowami.Snake wrote:
A noob ceases to be a noob when he stops playing karkand 24/7, gets some balls and plays the rest of the game.
Last edited by cowami (2007-08-10 14:43:14)
Once a noob, always a noob. Once married, you go on to have nublets.
Noobs can still pwn though. So can nublets.
Noobs can still pwn though. So can nublets.
Last edited by KEN-JENNINGS (2007-08-10 14:46:03)
A Noob is no longer a Noob when he/she learns the essence of teamwork which is not to hard.
Last edited by Bull3t (2007-08-10 14:45:27)
I saw you on ther server earlier, you are not an exception but still there going by your -ve final score (and KD) on Songhuacowami wrote:
NOTE: Exceptions include cowami.Snake wrote:
A noob ceases to be a noob when he stops playing karkand 24/7, gets some balls and plays the rest of the game.
Accoding to one thread long ago,
Your are not a noob when you reach like First sargeant or so.
Your are not a noob when you reach like First sargeant or so.
You stop being a noob the moment you realize this is just a game and start playing for fun. Asking others when you stop being a noob is just asking for a whole shitload of opinions that don't mean shit. If you enjoy the game "That's all that matters".
When you have at least twice as many kills as teamwork points
When your least played kit is Medic
When you can fly Havoc (Mec chopper) solo and dodge J10 missiles whiles you take down a Cobra (US chopper) on first shot.
When your favourite equipment is knife.
When your least played map is Karkand.
When you play sniper for the rifle, not the Claymores
When you choose the Type 88/SVD infront of the L96
When you can actually hit with the Type 88/SVD
When your KDR excells 2.6
When your SPM excells 4
When you have all Expert badges.
And much, much more.
/Rant.
@ keghog: You cannot, by any means, say that it's harder to play infantry than flying a plane/chopper. You simply can't.
When your least played kit is Medic
When you can fly Havoc (Mec chopper) solo and dodge J10 missiles whiles you take down a Cobra (US chopper) on first shot.
When your favourite equipment is knife.
When your least played map is Karkand.
When you play sniper for the rifle, not the Claymores
When you choose the Type 88/SVD infront of the L96
When you can actually hit with the Type 88/SVD
When your KDR excells 2.6
When your SPM excells 4
When you have all Expert badges.
And much, much more.
/Rant.
@ keghog: You cannot, by any means, say that it's harder to play infantry than flying a plane/chopper. You simply can't.
Last edited by Freezer7Pro (2007-08-10 14:57:18)
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
i think if u 2nd lietunant u not anymore n00b
You are no longer a N00B when you see the big picture!
You are no longer a N00B when you run towards trainwreck when the enemys cap suburb on Kark!
You are no longer a N00B when you get invited to squads!
You are no longer a N00B when people wants to join your squad!
You are no longer a N00B when the enemy commander commands all his squads to stop yours!
You are no longer a N00B when you have found your roll in this game, no matter what the roll is, medic, sniper etc...
You are no longer a N00B when you want me to stop writing this shit!
You are no longer a N00B when you run towards trainwreck when the enemys cap suburb on Kark!
You are no longer a N00B when you get invited to squads!
You are no longer a N00B when people wants to join your squad!
You are no longer a N00B when the enemy commander commands all his squads to stop yours!
You are no longer a N00B when you have found your roll in this game, no matter what the roll is, medic, sniper etc...
You are no longer a N00B when you want me to stop writing this shit!
When you cease tea-bagging the guy you just killed, and get on to the next flag.
When winning the round is more important than your score.
When winning the round is more important than your score.
Noob stops beeing a noob when he becomes good, plays in a respected league, stops using unlocks and doesnt snipe on inf 16 maps.
ur no longer a noob when u join a server in confidence ull get #1 every round
Last edited by iMPaCT.uK (2007-08-10 19:17:14)
Ok let me say this.
You can play whatever map you fucking want, if you bought the game and just play Karkand medic only, who cares? Just don't start this arguement.
Also not everyone wants to play in a league, leagues can be boring repetitive and even stress full if you take it too seriously. (Which most people who play in leagues do) Using unlocks doesn't determine if you are a noob, that's just your preference of play, if you get killed by a guy with a L85A1 or even a G36E and you have an AK101 that doesn't mean your a noob. FYI AK101 is the best medic gun in the game by far , why would everyone who plays matches use it then? And don't say because they aren't noobs and don't use noob guns like the G36e, please.
You can play whatever map you fucking want, if you bought the game and just play Karkand medic only, who cares? Just don't start this arguement.
How can said noob know when he is good? That's basically what hes asking..Sup wrote:
Noob stops beeing a noob when he becomes good, plays in a respected league, stops using unlocks and doesnt snipe on inf 16 maps.
Also not everyone wants to play in a league, leagues can be boring repetitive and even stress full if you take it too seriously. (Which most people who play in leagues do) Using unlocks doesn't determine if you are a noob, that's just your preference of play, if you get killed by a guy with a L85A1 or even a G36E and you have an AK101 that doesn't mean your a noob. FYI AK101 is the best medic gun in the game by far , why would everyone who plays matches use it then? And don't say because they aren't noobs and don't use noob guns like the G36e, please.
Last edited by Simon (2007-08-10 19:22:05)
+1 for a very reasoned arguement about people using the G36e. You should post it in the G36 whiner threads.Nanten wrote:
Why do people allways think that using unlocks makes someone a noob? It's really a matter of your personal preference. Someone likes AK, someone likes l85, someone likes the G36. Who cares? The people that bitch about the unlocks, are the people that get killed with unlocks. They bitch because they don't have the skill to use them. If using G36/ak/what ever gets the job done, who the fuck cares?
Just because you get killed with G36, doesn't really mean the killer is a noob. Think about it. There were two of you, you ended up dead. Whos the noob/less skilled? Yeah, sure you could say that "hes using G36, blind monkey could kill with it". If blind monkey could kill with it, then why not use it yourself? Because it takes no skill? BS, every single weapon takes skill in BF2, even the G36. Just because it's accurate gun with small recoil, doesn't mean it's not a good weapon or is only for noobs. It does the job. Simple. The goal in BF2 is to kill your opponent, not to "learn how to use AK efficiently".
Sheesh!
Oh, and i myself prefer AK over G36 just because AK is sexier ;P But i don't flame people that use G36. If i get killed by G36, i try to learn from the mistake and deal with the situation better next time.
I use the AK, the M16 and the L85 along with the G36e depening on the map and situation.
Noobs are people who forget that you told them there's a claymore at a certain point on the map or the AT mine under a tank. Then punish you for their own stupidity of not paying attention.
Well thats your opinion. But i have never seen a skilled player using unlocks. So my opinion is: noob is not a noob anymore when he becomes skilled.Simon wrote:
Ok let me say this.
You can play whatever map you fucking want, if you bought the game and just play Karkand medic only, who cares? Just don't start this arguement.How can said noob know when he is good? That's basically what hes asking..Sup wrote:
Noob stops beeing a noob when he becomes good, plays in a respected league, stops using unlocks and doesnt snipe on inf 16 maps.
Also not everyone wants to play in a league, leagues can be boring repetitive and even stress full if you take it too seriously. (Which most people who play in leagues do) Using unlocks doesn't determine if you are a noob, that's just your preference of play, if you get killed by a guy with a L85A1 or even a G36E and you have an AK101 that doesn't mean your a noob. FYI AK101 is the best medic gun in the game by far , why would everyone who plays matches use it then? And don't say because they aren't noobs and don't use noob guns like the G36e, please.
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