Yeah, noob or newb or nub, nubcakes, newbie, etc.
All mean 'new to' (insert task hear). Each with a varying degree of belittlement. for instance the OP is a newbie to the escapist.
I think we can agree newbie is the least insulting version.
Honestly I dont see a problem with the term, if your new to something dont be afraid to call yourself that. It changes the people your playing with expectations. Its only a problem when you play with newbs that dont admit it and do stupid things while saying they are pro.
In Magicka I play with newbies everyday and try to teach them spell combos and tactics, not only so they are more useful in our current game, but so they might in turn teach someone else in the future and keep the gaming going.
All mean 'new to' (insert task hear). Each with a varying degree of belittlement. for instance the OP is a newbie to the escapist.
I think we can agree newbie is the least insulting version.
Honestly I dont see a problem with the term, if your new to something dont be afraid to call yourself that. It changes the people your playing with expectations. Its only a problem when you play with newbs that dont admit it and do stupid things while saying they are pro.
In Magicka I play with newbies everyday and try to teach them spell combos and tactics, not only so they are more useful in our current game, but so they might in turn teach someone else in the future and keep the gaming going.