To a scene, newcomers are a precious resource. You never know when a diamond in the rough will show up and you always wanna face nww competition. Disregard the social aspect, you are there because you love the game. Once that shared love for the game is evident, the social part follows organically and effortlessly.
You don't go there to talk with people, you go there to have good matches. Focusing on that and then just going with the flow is all you really need to do at first.
I have had the experience of being good enough to win at my locals from day one due to a lot of time spent at the games I play. but even bad players are fully welcome. You just need to not have attitude about stuff and not be arrogant. Be willing to learn as well as teach.
You don't go there to talk with people, you go there to have good matches. Focusing on that and then just going with the flow is all you really need to do at first.
I have had the experience of being good enough to win at my locals from day one due to a lot of time spent at the games I play. but even bad players are fully welcome. You just need to not have attitude about stuff and not be arrogant. Be willing to learn as well as teach.