you have a pretty good point ay, but as much as i agree with it, here's my thing: noobs dont necessarily need people guiding them, and unless they have good friends which aren't that difficult to find across the game as time goes, then that's a setting where they're most likely able to benefit from it. i'm not implying that it's completely unnacceptable to ask for help, they should learn how to guide themselves and use their minds for the time being (and since personally it does sound kinda awkward to ask random people out of nowhere). it also depends more on practice than just relying on people, since that might bring much more problems. it's how i learnt some of the basics of divine mode at such a low level but by teaching myself and practicing somewhere else where i wouldnt be targeted. if somebody's insulting the person, then they're free to report them, ignore them and move on. :)

hi there! while i agree to the mindset of 'we shouldn't make fun of noobs for no absolute reason', i don't understand why are some of you all exaggerating this much. since i havent gone online in this game for years, and assuming from the number of people that keep complaining im guessing the narrow-minded community has increased much more (which is the biggest reason i quit. i also got too bored of the game anyway so..), but i just want to point out that the tfm community is not necessarily 100% infested with bitter people like a few people make it out to be. there are still good apples all around if you keep searching (even most of the people on this forum are the evidence itself). not all pros are bitter either and i confirm that because i used to befriend ALOT of them. even soulmated some. i was still a fairly new player at that time.

it's 2017 and being called a 'noob' should really mean nothing by now (not just because i can handle it like a ton of other people. im also aware of the little kids playing this game, but if they're going to overreact so much then they'll most likely have to endure the embarassment and learn it as a lesson. take that from someone who was in a much similar but more extreme position). there are now ways you can take advantage to ignore it and it's honestly both of the persons' faults for actually replying to each other and causing unnecessary drama. i remember being made fun of alot and getting a bit distressed but not to the extent of (rage?)quitting the game. the example you've shown feels a bit unrealistic to me and can you explain why that's a good reason to quit the game whatsoever? :T