Author Topic: do you guys have to be this mean to the steam users?  (Read 3008 times)

We need the damn tutorial button again.

i remember when i was a young little blockhead, i'd see people do cool stuff and i was like "omg how do you do this?" and they would teach me, nowadays if you ask someone that they're probably going to make you trap yourself in a box or some sort of Self Delete event

I agree with the OP.

I was on a Freebuild a while back (like the 2nd day of Steam) and a 70k joined. A bunch of people flipped out and he ended up leaving before he spawned.

i remember when i was a young little blockhead, i'd see people do cool stuff and i was like "omg how do you do this?" and they would teach me, nowadays if you ask someone that they're probably going to make you trap yourself in a box or some sort of Self Delete event
This. The first day I joined someone showed me how to make a traffic light. We raced really cool cars and stuff and I learned so much from them.

We need the damn tutorial button again.


Said this like a year or two ago and it's more relevant now than ever - There needs to be a notification on the main menu showing you how to change your name when you start. At least as long as the player's name is Blockhead#####. People are much less likely to pester new players if their name doesn't loving broadcast their rookie status for them.

Once I joined this server and got perma'd with the reason no noobs. It was about half a year ago. If that's your average player, I feel sorry for blockheads =(

There was that one guy who was in a drama who was banning Steam users from his server just in case they didn't know how to play by his server rules.  Forgot who it was.

Since there is no good way to make others play nice, we just have to try to make up for it as best as we can by being extra helpful.

So sad.

I remember when people used to be nice...

im fine with new steam users. If someone just acts like "hey look its a blockhead ._.", it really gets under my skin.
i know this might be offtopic, but i just got banned by Score² on his server for having a 42k ID.
this kinda makes me mad, i mean, why judge people by how high their ID is?

i know this might be offtopic, but i just got banned by Score² on his server for having a 42k ID.
this kinda makes me mad, i mean, why judge people by how high their ID is?
I only ever act up is when 80K's use names I'm familiar with. Then they seem to have no knowledge of who the name their playing as is.

Or I'm getting hyper-trolled.

Probably half of the users in this thread have forgeted with new players, I know when I was 12 I'd ban some for having id's because that happened to me and I wanted to make myself feel better by picking on someone.

it is a problem


Normally when I see a new player I run up to there avatar, do /love, than run off in a way our heads touch so it looks like I am kissed them. Actually I do this to pretty much everyone. . . .

Normally I help new players with builds on there servers and show them new approaches to what there doing. Like this one time a new player came on my server (not his but same thing) and he said he was an eventer. He tried to make a default randomizer but had problems setting it up. I then showed him how you do it with projectiles instead of relay and how it needs to have multiple targets instead of just one. He was a nice guy :)

i agree with OP and greek2me. customer support needs to be revamped.