Something very very weird is going on. While at the exchange today, I came across a startling discovery.I haven't even HEARD the word "noob" in over two months. Did Jagex take down the Miniclip link or what?

 

And did anyone else notice this?

hmm now that u mention it i actually must agree. I honestly cant remember the last time iv heard it

-.-

 

Let's all blame Miniclip for everything.

Yeah i would have to agree, maybe runescape just gained a maturity level?

Noobs

Yes, before it was like -99. And updates could be conidered potting, which put it at -104. And then it put on it's maturity skillcape at the Miniclip link, bringing it to -105.

Yep. In attempt to remove RWT from the game, they also removed RWN (Real World Noobs). All the whiners ran away after that. :D

Yeah! WOLVERINES! I mean, high levels...*cough*...

Yep. In attempt to remove RWT from the game, they also removed RWN (Real World Noobs). All the whiners ran away after that. :D

 

 

 

I love you

The idiots went away with the end of RWT and the trade limit.

 

 

 

OR, they got muted after the rioting.

Yep. In attempt to remove RWT from the game, they also removed RWN (Real World Noobs). All the whiners ran away after that. :D

 

 

 

I love you

 

 

 

:uhh: Ok then........ :P

Yes! the updates destroyed noobs and the word noob! It's safe to go out! We're free now! Updates, yes... the answer has been right there all this time! Get on the wire with other towns! We know how to take 'em down!

noob

 

 

 

no, not really, i just got called on duel arena

 

i think the word "bot" got removed only

We can leave the fallout shelters! Sunlight! It smells so sweet!

I use the word all the time

I think it's just you.

 

 

 

Stand around freeplay (anywhere) for about five minutes and you'll hear it at least twenty times.

 

 

 

(And no, Miniclip isn't to blame for this. Next person that says it is without proof needs to get coal in their stocking.)

Must've been gone after the updates, atleast some good came out of it

I think it's just you...

I think it's just you.

 

 

 

Stand around freeplay (anywhere) for about five minutes and you'll hear it at least twenty times.

 

 

 

(And no, Miniclip isn't to blame for this. Next person that says it is without proof needs to get coal in their stocking.)

 

 

 

I'll take it, smithing levels are expensive! :lol:

It's just you. :roll:

I think it's just you.

 

 

 

Stand around freeplay (anywhere) for about five minutes and you'll hear it at least twenty times.

 

 

 

(And no, Miniclip isn't to blame for this. Next person that says it is without proof needs to get coal in their stocking.)

 

 

 

I'll take it, smithing levels are expensive! :lol:

 

Okay, for you I'll give you tiles instead. :D

 

 

 

[On-topic]: The reason I'm think it's just your imagination is because of your surroundings. A lot of the children that act like total jerks are too busy begging their parents to let them open their Christmas presents, so we catch a break for a few hours.

 

 

 

Oh, happy holidays.

It is not just you.

 

 

 

When I clicked on this topic, I was thinking "The guy is hearing the word 'noob' more than usual? Wow, he must be f2p. I havn't heard the word 'noob' in over a month."

 

 

 

But yah, I have been hearing the word much less than I used to.

I still see people use the word a lot. :cry:

 

 

 

Just the other day, someone called me a noob for suiciding just so I could see my gravestone. :XD:

It is not just you.

 

 

 

When I clicked on this topic, I was thinking "The guy is hearing the word 'noob' more than usual? Wow, he must be f2p. I havn't heard the word 'noob' in over a month."

 

 

 

But yah, I have been hearing the word much less than I used to.

 

 

 

+1

 

 

 

The ppl calling other noobs are gone because of the updates imo. I think they were the same ppl as the whiners and those doing RWT for a easier game. Or maybe they're gone begging their parrents to open the presences like said earlier :P

Yeah its not gone but its alot better than say a year or two ago.