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** Free edit worlds are traditionally considered "nooby." Possible reasons for this are that high-quality levels almost always come from limited access worlds. Behaviors associated with these worlds, such as asking for edit permission, asking users not to [[{{Griefer}} ruin the world]] by {{troll}}ing, or amateur UsefulNotes/{{roleplaying}} are also often considered nooby.
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** Free edit worlds are traditionally considered "nooby." Possible reasons for this are that high-quality levels almost always come from limited access worlds. Behaviors associated with these worlds, such as asking for edit permission, asking users not to [[{{Griefer}} ruin the world]] by {{troll}}ing, or amateur UsefulNotes/{{roleplaying}} MediaNotes/{{roleplaying}} are also often considered nooby.
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* [[IronicName Totalpro64]], the main character of ''Webcomic/GeometryDashEpisodes'', is introduced as a noob in its trailer. One of his defining traits is being ridiculously bad at ''VideoGame/GeometryDash'', to the point of taking one million attempts to complete its first level.
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* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'' has an baby plant icon by the names of new players to indicate that they are probably experiencing dungeons and raids for the first time, which has led to them being dubbed "sprouts". Sprouts fall into the "newb" rather than "noob" definition--experienced players finding themselves in a raid full of sprouts often take the time to explain fight mechanics before starting, and it's considered highly bad form to be rude to sprouts for making mistakes.
