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Edgy has accused notables of bullying newbies.
I want names of notables, and I want proof, backing these statements up.
If I don't get these, I am going to work my backside off getting you banned. You do NOT accuse people of doing things they haven't done, wherever you are on Earth.
I want names of notables, and I want proof, backing these statements up.
If I don't get these, I am going to work my backside off getting you banned. You do NOT accuse people of doing things they haven't done, wherever you are on Earth.
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Edgy wrote:
lol, a topic I once posted didn't get any replies til
> after I won! It was something along the lines of the internet getting everywhere
> and will probably be in our toasters in 10 years time
That happens a lot, it's happened to me before now, no one replid then once it won I recieved about 10 consecutive replies.
Some topics however are jsut hard to reply to if you have nothing to add or put over your view on.
lol, a topic I once posted didn't get any replies til
> after I won! It was something along the lines of the internet getting everywhere
> and will probably be in our toasters in 10 years time
That happens a lot, it's happened to me before now, no one replid then once it won I recieved about 10 consecutive replies.
Some topics however are jsut hard to reply to if you have nothing to add or put over your view on.
Goatboy wrote:
> I agree with what Grix says.
I don't care if anyone gets offended or says
> "Who are you?", I'm me, it's true, deal with it.
Some inspirational
> posts do sneak through here sometimes from people, some personal stuff as well
> as other stuff.
You people that say "Yeah it should be like the old
> days", put your money where your mouth is.
Post something
> interesting.
I'm sorry but i used to think it was the Notables that used to say "the forums aren't as good as they were, Ant and Grix i think but don't quote me on that, i've been here a hell of a long time and the forums have never changed for me bar the crummy notable system... maybe i brought about the change?
Don't go for a stale blatant GAD style post, they can be sniffed
> a mile away.
Just post something from your heart, tell us a secret or something
> you've never told anyone else.
Be original, for chrissakes.
Don't do yet
> another console-war post if you expect people to be interested.
Sure, you might
> get a free game out of it.
Actually console war posts are good, they are interesting but its the who is the best? and then list the good and bad points of each console and then ending with i conclude they all have their strengths and weaknesses... well duh! The Anti-Christ a joke in a way was a huge post slanting the PS2... but it was good, funny and damn well popular!
But you won't get noticed.
That's what makes a
> notable dammit, not some worthy stuff about polygon counts or which controller
> is better.
Boy don't you think highly of yourself!
Look at me, I dont think I've posted a serious topic since I came
> here. But that doesn't matter, because my posts are who I am.
Rambling,
> uninformative and hardly ever serious.
I know I never talk about video-gaming
> with a serious tone, but that's because it's all it is to me, computer games
> that I play to pass some time with friends.
So you admit it you know nothing! :D
Lighten up kids, light a smoke
> and kick back.
Download "Sweet Home Alabama" and dream of driving a
> big truck down sunny roads being chased by the po-leece all afternoon.
Yee
> ha
Every Notable Hunter Story i write has a twist of originality, for example the last one i wrote didn't include the hunters (until the end)... want something original:
A Notable Hunter Story: Regulars Uprising
coming election day.
> I agree with what Grix says.
I don't care if anyone gets offended or says
> "Who are you?", I'm me, it's true, deal with it.
Some inspirational
> posts do sneak through here sometimes from people, some personal stuff as well
> as other stuff.
You people that say "Yeah it should be like the old
> days", put your money where your mouth is.
Post something
> interesting.
I'm sorry but i used to think it was the Notables that used to say "the forums aren't as good as they were, Ant and Grix i think but don't quote me on that, i've been here a hell of a long time and the forums have never changed for me bar the crummy notable system... maybe i brought about the change?
Don't go for a stale blatant GAD style post, they can be sniffed
> a mile away.
Just post something from your heart, tell us a secret or something
> you've never told anyone else.
Be original, for chrissakes.
Don't do yet
> another console-war post if you expect people to be interested.
Sure, you might
> get a free game out of it.
Actually console war posts are good, they are interesting but its the who is the best? and then list the good and bad points of each console and then ending with i conclude they all have their strengths and weaknesses... well duh! The Anti-Christ a joke in a way was a huge post slanting the PS2... but it was good, funny and damn well popular!
But you won't get noticed.
That's what makes a
> notable dammit, not some worthy stuff about polygon counts or which controller
> is better.
Boy don't you think highly of yourself!
Look at me, I dont think I've posted a serious topic since I came
> here. But that doesn't matter, because my posts are who I am.
Rambling,
> uninformative and hardly ever serious.
I know I never talk about video-gaming
> with a serious tone, but that's because it's all it is to me, computer games
> that I play to pass some time with friends.
So you admit it you know nothing! :D
Lighten up kids, light a smoke
> and kick back.
Download "Sweet Home Alabama" and dream of driving a
> big truck down sunny roads being chased by the po-leece all afternoon.
Yee
> ha
Every Notable Hunter Story i write has a twist of originality, for example the last one i wrote didn't include the hunters (until the end)... want something original:
A Notable Hunter Story: Regulars Uprising
coming election day.
Same as notbale except people moan at you :)
Grix Thraves wrote:
4) REPLY TO IT! This is also very important...
> if you write a topic, come back to it, keep interest in it. Popularity has a lot
> to do with winning, as a topic that sparks interest in others will be sure to
> win.
lol, a topic I once posted didn't get any replies til after I won! It was something along the lines of the internet getting everywhere and will probably be in our toasters in 10 years time
4) REPLY TO IT! This is also very important...
> if you write a topic, come back to it, keep interest in it. Popularity has a lot
> to do with winning, as a topic that sparks interest in others will be sure to
> win.
lol, a topic I once posted didn't get any replies til after I won! It was something along the lines of the internet getting everywhere and will probably be in our toasters in 10 years time
Really, there's no need. There's no hidden extras you get when you become a regular... it's just a name.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> "You will become a regular after 21 days and by posting 300 or more
> messages totalling 10,000 or more words."
well I have a way to go yet then, perhaps I should come on more often
> "You will become a regular after 21 days and by posting 300 or more
> messages totalling 10,000 or more words."
well I have a way to go yet then, perhaps I should come on more often
Status is nothing to do with it.
Here's a few tips... or at least, how I seem to win.
1) Don't just pick a subject. Think about gaming, and think about the things that make you love it so much... Then, write what you feel about that.
2) Don't write to impress the judges, write to express your feelings, and make sure you put down everything you think.
3) This is important too: Make sure it's laid out properly. This comes with time more than anything, and experience... but paragraphs are REALLY important. Do your best to make sure you don't use "txt speek" as well... that means, write words fully, it makes it much easier to read.
4) REPLY TO IT! This is also very important... if you write a topic, come back to it, keep interest in it. Popularity has a lot to do with winning, as a topic that sparks interest in others will be sure to win.
Good luck dude, it's not that hard if you just write because you want to, not because you want a game.
Here's a few tips... or at least, how I seem to win.
1) Don't just pick a subject. Think about gaming, and think about the things that make you love it so much... Then, write what you feel about that.
2) Don't write to impress the judges, write to express your feelings, and make sure you put down everything you think.
3) This is important too: Make sure it's laid out properly. This comes with time more than anything, and experience... but paragraphs are REALLY important. Do your best to make sure you don't use "txt speek" as well... that means, write words fully, it makes it much easier to read.
4) REPLY TO IT! This is also very important... if you write a topic, come back to it, keep interest in it. Popularity has a lot to do with winning, as a topic that sparks interest in others will be sure to win.
Good luck dude, it's not that hard if you just write because you want to, not because you want a game.
lol it's the first time a topic about me has got this many replies :)
Grix Thraves wrote:
> "You will become a regular after 21 days and by posting 300 or more
> messages totalling 10,000 or more words."
How do you win game a day for the chat forum and do you have a better chance of winning if you are a regular or notable?
> "You will become a regular after 21 days and by posting 300 or more
> messages totalling 10,000 or more words."
How do you win game a day for the chat forum and do you have a better chance of winning if you are a regular or notable?
"You will become a regular after 21 days and by posting 300 or more messages totalling 10,000 or more words."
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