Your BL id...

[Rugged]

B)

wow cigarette go boil water or something

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[Sleven]

You don't need to have a low ID to have fun being creative.

None of those replies is saying that high IDs can't have fun being creative.

I'm simply implying that ID discrimination is not a big problem and people shouldn't get so fed up about it.

I also find 10.000 as a high number which isn't strange and I also think helping new people is a waste of time.

[Pink Ranger]

5074. Joined during V8.

[Jay the Cartoonist]

wow cigarette go boil water or something

:)

[Eeposs]

20473

[K1ng_0f_N0thing]

mine is 29473 and im not a noob (anymore) and my friend is 13106 and he is kinda noobish.

I agree, IDs have nothing to do with skill or anything similar

[Mulch]

8k represent!

[SPooK]

9k represent!

[Electrk]

If I had bought the game when I first got the demo, my ID would probably be a lot lower; like 5k or something

[Fjeld]

6279

Everyone gets called a noob when they joined, I did too.

[Blocko 3D]

8821.
Is it bad that I was actually respected by people when I joined?
Because I was.

[Lamebro1]

The the new racism

Agreed,Gosh people can sometimes be idiots these days.

[VerticalHorizon]

258.

[sucon]

9206.
I recall someone calling me a noob from me killing them over and over.
Then someone said, "look at his ID theres no way hes a no ob."
Couldn't stop laughing.

[Corbiere]

In general, a lower ID shows more experience. If you play the game longer, you're more likely to be better and building, be more responsible for your actions and know the rules well enough to avoid too much trouble.

Of course, this is not really true; There are 1k idiots and people in the 30ks who are great builders and people. False correlations cause trouble.

Anyone in the top 10k IDs is less trusted that anyone else for this stupid reason.

I was called a noob when I joined with 6743. If I purchased ID 40614 I would be called a noob because of a number, even if I have had 4 years of playing this game.