what do uthink when uwatch people suuck while w8ing4 ur turn

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I'll do stuff like try to 5x reverse shuffle stuff no bar just for fun - I honestly don't do it to show off.

I do it cause I don't want to worry about things like pad sensitivity, and if it isn't a AAA, it's not something to groan about.

[Neon Kel]

hey guys...


I think Nicx was being facetious.
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also i have actually AAA'd a few songs with 7 options.

i win

[Lobster Jesus]

I would bother making a response related to the topic if the topic title wasn't retarded and the op wasn't retarded, but instead I postwhore.

Gj kacheek you should be ashamed .
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I just support them, unless they are doing the same song 3 times in a row (which I saw last night and then I am just confused.

But like Ninja said earlier in the thread, I love people almost failing but bringing it back from the brink, especially when the song is difficult. E.G. I would to have seen me the other night when I cleared Dead End on Difficult for the first time (yes I know, easy for you guys, but hard for me!). I started off really well then lost it a bit in the middle and had to claw it back from the brink. Must have been cool to watch....


... cause then I collapsed after

[Nicx]

[That guy with the afro...]

And I was like "Shh, guys, this guy is almost failing Trip Machine on Basic. Let's quiet down so he doesn't get distracted!"

On topic, I'd walk away if an expert were to get impatient over a new player trying to pass a song so he/she could show off. It's pretty immature and shows that the player has a lot of unwarranted self importance.
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[PureBlue]

[Da-Risin-Smoke]

I like to stick up for the noobs.

When I see people like in Standard mode putting these people down, I then step in and show them up. I do it casually so it doesn't look like I'm putting anyone down.

It's pretty low when people make fun of noobs (unless they pretend to be badass.

I remember when I went a breakdance demo and they asked people to just go in and do whatever.

a kid with down syndrome when on there and had no idea what he was doing, but who cared? He was having a good time and enjoyed it.
We cheered him on.
I think of it like that.
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WHEN I AM ABOUT TO PLAY AND THERE ARE NOOBS ON THE PAD AND I AM WAITING I AM THINKING LIKE OH MY GOD YOU SUCK LET PLAY I AM SO MUCH MORE DESERVING THAN YOU I JUST WANT TO PLAY A 9-FOOTER AND LOOK COOL WHILE I STEP ON ARROWS GOOD And FAST PLEASE WATCH ME PLAY I HAVE NO FRIENDS DON'T LEAVE BEFORE I PLAY MAX 300 IT IS REALLY FAST WATCH MY FEETS PLOX

[yukihime]

Ok, my turn! First of all, I loathe the word "noob" when talking about someone new to a game or in this case, new to the arcade machine. We're newbies. A noob is someone who acts like kacheek41. Arrogant, poor grammer, spelling and basically either doesn't have a clue or doesn't care what or whom he's talking about.

I've read through this whole thread (and yes, it is old). I've read heartening comments and I've read the type that are what would stop me cold from even trying to play on an arcade machine.

There's going to be an ITG cab coming to a location about 5 blocks from my house in I think the next week or so. I have never played on an arcade machine, so in that regard I am a newbie. At home I'm a 4 to 6 footer, depending on the song, my energy level, etc.

The idea of trying out the cab is wonderful, the thought that there will be people watching, in general, is terrifying (no one has seen me play even here at home). That there will be people doing the "hurry up noob, you suck, get off the machine so I can play cause I'm better than you'll ever be", well that makes me want to stay home and just play on my dense foam pad and not have to deal with more negativity than I already do.

There are some songs that I physically just can't do, seriously. Age (53), slowed reflexes in general, arthritis, a disability that causes just trying to read 300bpm arrows to send me into close to a drop attack, well that does leave a decent number of songs out. Does that mean I don't try my best with what I can do? Heck no! But again, the idea of someone standing behind me, breathing down my neck and thinking the "noob-be-gone" stuff ... it's discouraging to even try.

It's a game. It should be fun, people should be encouraging to each other regardless of level, etc. That it seems like it's not, that some people don't have the patience or tolerance to put up with those of us who aren't 9 to 10 footers and can't pass MAX or whatever ... to you, think back. You didn't start out passing those songs, did you?
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I don't have a problem with waiting my turn while the noobs play. we all start somewhere, and I hope they get good and join the community.


...although sometimes when I'm impatient to play and their considering bag, I think "pick it....PICK IT.... "
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