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    Quote Originally Posted by Visty View Post
    thats more a newb

    a noob is:

    a player who never communicates
    someone who cant understand and follow instructions.
    someone who cant learn.
    someone who has not yet figured out his/her play style.
    someone who does not asks reasonable questions.
    someone who complains on the forums cause hes treaten badly cause of the above
    a real failure to the DDO community.
    Had to make a change in red - one of the best players I've run with never said a word... everything was typed in party chat, or in private tells.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phidius View Post
    Had to make a change in red - one of the best players I've run with never said a word... everything was typed in party chat, or in private tells.
    This brings up an interesting point. My wife is deaf, but would like to play. Is not having voice chat that big a hindrance?
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    Quote Originally Posted by coldname View Post
    This brings up an interesting point. My wife is deaf, but would like to play. Is not having voice chat that big a hindrance?
    I would like to say that as long as she lets folks know up front that she can't hear voice chat, that it would be fine. Most groups it's probably true. There might be a few that insist on voice chat or just use it regardless but I would hope most would use party chat in such a case.

    But if you grouped together you could always make sure to re-type the important stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wamjratl1 View Post
    I would like to say that as long as she lets folks know up front that she can't hear voice chat, that it would be fine. Most groups it's probably true. There might be a few that insist on voice chat or just use it regardless but I would hope most would use party chat in such a case.

    But if you grouped together you could always make sure to re-type the important stuff.
    Good point, thanks very much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phidius View Post
    Had to make a change in red - one of the best players I've run with never said a word... everything was typed in party chat, or in private tells.
    well, i consider what is wrote in chat is beeing talked too as i dont use voice myself, never have and never will cause theres no need for it

    but yeah, communicate might be a better word for it
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    Quote Originally Posted by coldname View Post
    This brings up an interesting point. My wife is deaf, but would like to play. Is not having voice chat that big a hindrance?
    I would say yes based upon the parties willingness to type in game. That said i have played with Deaf players who were good DDO players and it is a challenge. The problem is you have to type everything for them to be informed about whats going on. If you say "ok bob go and kite those mobs" and then dont type it in chat then the deaf person really has no idea whats going on.

    Also some women dont like voice chat. They are shy or selfconscious. My wife is like that, she prefers to type. The problem is some people do not always watch typed chat and it takes longer to say "look out there is a minataur (sp?) behind you!!!".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Visty View Post
    thats more a newb

    a noob is:

    a player who never talks Could be chineese or something and still a good player
    someone who cant understand and follow instructions.also possibly a language barrier, i'v played with plenty of relay good Chinese players
    someone who cant learn. Goes under BAD player
    someone who has not yet figured out his/her play style. Yup Noob
    someone who does not asks reasonable questions. Bad player
    someone who complains on the forums cause hes treaten badly cause of the above That could be a troll or something but it is not a play style
    a real failure to the DDO community.Bad player
    My reply's in red. I don't think Noob should be a bad word.
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    Quote Originally Posted by baddax View Post
    I would say yes based upon the parties willingness to type in game. That said i have played with Deaf players who were good DDO players and it is a challenge. The problem is you have to type everything for them to be informed about whats going on. If you say "ok bob go and kite those mobs" and then dont type it in chat then the deaf person really has no idea whats going on.

    Also some women dont like voice chat. They are shy or selfconscious. My wife is like that, she prefers to type. The problem is some people do not always watch typed chat and it takes longer to say "look out there is a minataur (sp?) behind you!!!".

    This is all very true. Thanks for an honest answer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by coldname View Post
    This brings up an interesting point. My wife is deaf, but would like to play. Is not having voice chat that big a hindrance?
    Not at all... I've only spoken a few times in over three years, I have always typed. I have been a guild leader over the same guild for over three years. ... I've led many raids, I am generally respected for my skills and all my characters are capped. Plus people seem to like me and I have fun.
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    I think it would be good if we stopped the Starcraft verbiage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Minor_Threat View Post
    I think it would be good if we stopped the Starcraft verbiage.
    Language evolves faster than cockroaches do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by coldname View Post
    language Evolves Faster Than Cockroaches Do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sweez View Post
    And when you do it everyone's like "omg I want to give birth to that guy's BABIES!".

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    I have lvled plenty of characters with deaf people.... they let me know in advance and i just send them quick tells so they know whats up.

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    Noobtoss (sounds like a new sport)

    I know my harbor and marketplace pretty good. My Gianthold knowledge is horrible. Necropolis is horrible. Really anything past lvl 10.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Krago View Post
    Noobtoss (sounds like a new sport)

    I know my harbor and marketplace pretty good. My Gianthold knowledge is horrible. Necropolis is horrible. Really anything past lvl 10.
    I'm still a Noob in the necropolis and I still get lost in the desert.
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    I guess I should post something that is actually on topic.

    Either add this to the noob description or give it its own category:

    The Dabbler. Never actually accomplishes anything as he is too busy making and remaking characters because he/she cant decide what class to play or they really enjoy sampling all the classes.


    That's where I am currently. Just call me NOOB ISLAND MASTER! (or tim)
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    Well I would say I am a Good Player(pugging) or Teacher(Guild Leader) depending on what mode I was in for the evening. But if we have to stick to the original titles that would slap me into Terran, yes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Visty View Post
    thats more a newb

    a noob is:
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    someone who has not yet figured out his/her play style.
    Uhoh, I think i'm a noob. My playstyle varies based on my mood and the
    type of character I'm playing. Sometimes I want to zerg, sometimes I want to crawl.
    Always, I just want to have fun. I only do Pugs and I generally try to tailor my approach
    to what the leader wants (or clearly communicate my intent in the lfm if I have the star).

    Or perhaps my playstyle is just schizoprenic and I know what it is. Unfortunately, this might
    cause problems for others who played with me earlier and now I'm playing a completely different
    way. For example, some quests my cleric mostly being a healbot and other quests being a cc/nuker.

    I dunno, sometimes I want to have all the aggro on a character and other times I'd prefer to be second in
    and allow others to get beat on for a bit. It all depends on the party make-up and damage control.

    I guess my playstyle is versatility: whatever I think the party needs is what I try to give.
    If that makes me a noob, then so be it! I shall wear the title proudly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by herzkos View Post
    Uhoh, I think i'm a noob. My playstyle varies based on my mood and the
    type of character I'm playing. Sometimes I want to zerg, sometimes I want to crawl.
    Always, I just want to have fun. I only do Pugs and I generally try to tailor my approach
    to what the leader wants (or clearly communicate my intent in the lfm if I have the star).

    Or perhaps my playstyle is just schizoprenic and I know what it is. Unfortunately, this might
    cause problems for others who played with me earlier and now I'm playing a completely different
    way. For example, some quests my cleric mostly being a healbot and other quests being a cc/nuker.

    I dunno, sometimes I want to have all the aggro on a character and other times I'd prefer to be second in
    and allow others to get beat on for a bit. It all depends on the party make-up and damage control.

    I guess my playstyle is versatility: whatever I think the party needs is what I try to give.
    If that makes me a noob, then so be it! I shall wear the title proudly.
    I believe that would make you a terran.
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