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How to be a noob

michaelrotov1234

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Everyone does not want to leave the unprestigious n00b class. Here is a guide to how to stay in it:

General tips:

- NEVER listen to what anyone says. Particularly those who are leading your team or have good tactics. If you listen you are no longer a noob.

-NEVER help your team members. Let them prove themselves to be heros and just watch and stay a noob.

-ALWAYS charge head on into the enemy. No matter the circumstances, be it a hail of arrows or a battalion of trolls. After all, you will lose lives this way, and it would make the game finish faster, right?

-ALWAYS stick in the lobby so that you take up your team's space and also obstruct people who are spawning. This way, you can gain the liking of both your team (as u are team member) and enemy (as you are obstructing your team)

-ALWAYS attack the enemy one by one. Never try to swarm them. In this way, you can prove your heroism 1% of the time and your n00bishness 99% of the time. After all, you want to stay a noob, dont you?

Offense:

Always wait right outside the enemies walls and jump around. Their archers will end your misery much more quickly.

Always use only one route instead of flanking them. After all, you want to stick together and die en masse along with other noobs, don't you? Flanking is for pros.

Aim for enemies instead of the flag. Capturing the flag earns you more points and the more points you have the less n00b you are.

Defense:

TOP PRIORITY: NEVER DEFEND THE FLAG. You just want to kill 1% of the time and die 99% of the time. Why do you want to defend the flag anyway? It's a siege server!

Always jump off cliffs to suicide if you are constructor. Faster than restocking and makes hte game end more quickly.

Never watch your back. This way you do not have to experience the horror of seeing the face of the enemy before you get knocked off the cliff/wall/whatever.

This guide may be expanded later on.
 
[quote name="michaelrotov1234"]- NEVER listen to what anyone says. Particularly those who are leading your team or have good tactics. If you listen you are no longer a noob.
-ALWAYS charge head on into the enemy. No matter the circumstances, be it a hail of arrows or a battalion of trolls. After all, you will lose lives this way, and it would make the game finish faster, right?
[/quote]
Only true warriors do that and are still able to capture flags on their own and slaughter said group they charged.
 
[quote name="Lord_Sauron_"][quote name="michaelrotov1234"]- NEVER listen to what anyone says. Particularly those who are leading your team or have good tactics. If you listen you are no longer a noob.
-ALWAYS charge head on into the enemy. No matter the circumstances, be it a hail of arrows or a battalion of trolls. After all, you will lose lives this way, and it would make the game finish faster, right?
[/quote]
Only true warriors do that and are still able to capture flags on their own and slaughter said group they charged.[/quote]

Yes. There is a very fine line between bravery and stupidity. Sometimes you have both. There are a few people who can charge straight into a whole group of enemies and slaughter them without getting killed. Now imagine those people are on the same team...

However you should always listen to people. They might actually have a point. I have seen countless of times when pvpers who would have been described by you as 'true warriors' get flanked and killed.
 
Naw. I don't listen to anyone. Two reasons.

1. I don't trust their judgement (save a select few people)
2. The enemy listens as well.
 
[quote name="Lord_Sauron_"]Naw. I don't listen to anyone. Two reasons.

1. I don't trust their judgement (save a select few people)
2. The enemy listens as well.[/quote]

Unfortunately there are quite a lot of people who may have valid judgements as well. One of the reasons why mordor does not win that often on minas tirith and gondor on morgul is because attacks are scattered. I do not trust judgements as well. But I will consider what they say and form my own judgements.

And I also know the enemy listens as well. I play around it. For example, I might say to use secret pass A to take a flag. The enemy would listen as well, but I would then have archers on secret pass B which overlooks secret pass A, and send a decoy to go through secret pass A. When the enemy shows up they are massacred.
 
i often use the age old tactic of saying "i will go around to the left and distract them" . so many noobs will think "hmm easy kill" and go there leaving the main path unprotected while my allies attack there and i go right and use my friend the bow to kill my would be ambushers
 
I have something to add. When you aren't a troll, jump in front lf trolls to bash the gate. Also, walk inside of your team's archers so that they can't see.
 
I have something to add. When you aren't a troll, jump in front lf trolls to bash the gate. Also, walk inside of your team's archers so that they can't see.
If you're helping archers already, then why not just stand in them, but half in-front of them aswell. I mean, you don't want him to be able to hurt people with those sharp arrows right? People could get hurt.
 
oh and always get in the way of mages when they are sneaking. it almost always means they are about to do flamethrower and you don't want anyone's walls catching on fire or anyone getting killed
 
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