Noobs on MMOs

[Kif]

I admit i don't know anything about WOW. So if someone's a warrior, is there something preventing him from giving this item to another character of his, which is something other than a warrior?

Yep, in WoW bind on pickup items, currency, experience, what factions think of you pretty much everything is all per character rather than per account. I would imagine in an effort to increase the time people spend playing, I know when I played I had my main and several other chars for making potions, disenchanting things etc etc.

So assuming the item in question was dropped from a boss and therefore binds to the character who picks it up, the warrior can only sell it to a vender for a small amount of currency or equip it and face the risk of people mocking him for wearing a magic based item... the third and far more rare option being ticket a games master to send the item to the next highest roller who needed.

 

[Scarecrow38]

I think it comes down to, everyone makes mistakes when they start playing. Elitism is all over World of Warcraft, you can't ask any questions and mistakes aren't tolerated. You basically have to be perfect from day 1 now. It's one of the reasons I didn't play for more than a few months.

 

[Kajt]

Well there was a shaman and a warrior who were constantly getting on my nerves

That's why I never ever do instances.

Oh, now i see. So he had no need/use for it. But couldn't it be that he needed it for another one of his builds?

If a warlock, shaman, and pala can use it then the item was almost certainly a magic enhancing item... so nope, warriors have no use for magic they just hit stuff to try and irritate it enough to hit them back.

I admit i don't know anything about WOW. So if someone's a warrior, is there something preventing him from giving this item to another character of his, which is something other than a warrior?

I think the item in question was BOP (Binds on pick up).

 

[Xbowhyena]

A Warrior would never need an item like that for any build.

 

[MrSnugglesworth]

Because everyone starts out a noob. Its an unfortunate fact of life. If I said I didnt roll on a trinket when I wasnt supposed to I would be lieing. But now I know better!

If your level 30-40, you should know that the Triune Amulet is not for warriors.

 

[bushwhacker2k]

It's because people are selfish and irresponsible. I don't know if it's a birth defect or if they just got raised wrong or what.

A lot of people can act responsible if you set a good example and tell them that what they are doing is wrong, but unfortunately a lot of people won't.

I recommend you talk to the people who join you and find out if they are trustworthy or not, this won't always work, people lie, but it helps, trust me.

 

[Evilvikingking]

Its WoW, that game is 85% retards. That's the price you pay for something like 12 million players.

You speak as if from experience. Takes one to know one, friend.

 

[Handofpwn]

Because everyone starts out a noob. Its an unfortunate fact of life. If I said I didnt roll on a trinket when I wasnt supposed to I would be lieing. But now I know better!

If your level 30-40, you should know that the Triune Amulet is not for warriors.

I have never even heard of the triune amulet before... so no, i did not know that it is not for warriors.

 

[-Orpheus-]

My theory is all the "good" players are already high lvl, they've mastered the game, and breeze through the low lvls, bypassing the lower dungeons unless they're twinking. This leaves only noobs, retards, and chronic sufferers of mental decay to populate the lower levels.

Heaven forbid I decide to join an already established MMO. It is just this sort of attitude that puts me off. I have played a few MMOs over the years and generally have a good idea what I am doing. I cannot, however, jump into a new game and be an instant expert. It is so annoying when you join a new game wandering around on your own because established players assume you are a noob.

 

[YYZed]

silly not lvl 80 and your everyone can roll system

lrn2lootmaster

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2nd post:

being level 80 also doesnt make you automatically good at the game, there are quite a lot of people at 80 that raid naxx and dont know how to play their class (they are called scrubs ) and ive seen people roll on stuff that isnt for there class plenty of times...but like i said loot master...

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3rd post:

ALSO why is there a 3 page rant about a crappy blue neck slot that you will replace with a superior 10 silver green in the AH within your next 3 levels anyways?

 

[YYZed]

made this into one post. ^^^^^^^^

 

[Fighterblaze]

I USED to play Runescape, and people were so dumb on that game
when my friends made me go onto nonmember worlds, all these noobs would swarm me because i had cool armor and weapons
when i used to have a granite maul, some guy walked up and shouted "Cool Rock Hammer Dude!"
?

So, because someone complimented your stuff it makes them an idiot?
you are a twat.

 

[Reaperman64]

I am an MMO Noob. i played wow for a few weeks and has a few raids and its fun.

however ive never wiped my party (even a noob knows when to run and hide) or ninjaed anything on purpose (didnt know what my warlock could and couldnt use)

you sir do not hate newbs or even noobs. you sir hate jackasses which can be found in abundence in mmos

one guy offered to take me through RFK. he got me about halfway round the big circle that thing is...he then told me to wait and exited the dungeon. i got a /whisper saying har har har noob.

 

[VicunaBlue]

I was n a pug once, and the leaer had decided that it would be a good idea for the mage (me) to pull. end result, I have no loot or exp. because I WAS DEAD FOR MOST OF IT.

NE-NE-NE-NECROPOST

 

[Sevre]

Wow? What about other games? Like CoD4, TF2, GW, and ect?

Thing I like about GW is because it's instanced all the "noobs" are left in the starter area and all the "newbs" progress. This way all you have to do is avoid starter areas like Shing Jea.

TF2 is just hilarious, people don't understand the amount of skill involved so noobs are bagged way too easily.

CoD4 is noob central, there's always a few hardcore players on the map and there's always the noobs shouting hax!.

 

[Virus49]

Lots of people will not agree with me here but the best thing to do is flame them as much as possible. They wont like it and will probably retaliate, but simply make sure you get the last word and it will send a message. Thats how I deal with noobs and when I meet them again they are noobs no longer!

 

[Therumancer]

Also, you can probably find some bored level 80 to run you through SM in 10 minutes if you ask.

Annoying, but not really something to worry about. I can understand doing it for practice, but if you need/want the loot you can probably get it without a problem.

>>>----Therumancer--->

 

[Steelfists]

THEY DESERVE TO DIE BEACAUSE THEY LIMIT MY ENJOYMENT OF THE GAME AND HAVE INFERIOR KNOWLEDGE!

 

[squid5580]

OK so I have played wow but dont now and here are my thoughts. Although I know next to nothing about it now.

Amulet is rare and worth something im assuming.

You and the other guy could have used it whereas the warrior could not. But why shouldnt he roll for it and just sell it?? Did he not help to get the drop???

Common courtesy, there are two roll systems in WoW, Need and Greed. If a player NEEDS the item, as I'm guessing the OP and his warrior friend did, they select need. Those just wishing to sell it select Greed, if nobody needs it, everyone greeds and whoever gets lucky gets a few extra gold. Selecting Need on a item you just intend to sell is, in my humble opinion, extremely rude.

Can you do that? Roll as need when you are really rolling greed? Why wouldn't they just build some code to prevent this. It shouldn't be hard to tell the AI what classes can use what and give them roll priority. These MMO creators give humanity too much credit.