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"'''Semi-experienced'''" has a couple of definitions: | "'''Semi-experienced'''" has a couple of definitions: | ||
* Formally, it is used as a distinction for a player between [[Newbie]] and [[Inexperience Challenged]] (''i.e.'' Experienced), for players with | * Formally, it is used as a distinction for a player between [[Newbie]] and [[Inexperience Challenged]] (''i.e.'' Experienced), for players with two finished games on [[mafiascum.net]]. SE players in the Newbie Queue occupy an SE slot in games and are typically interested in becoming an IC one day. They are a bridge between the Newbe and IC players. | ||
* Informally, anyone who feels themself to no longer be a "noob" but are not yet confident enough in their abilities, may consider themself semi-experienced. | * Informally, anyone who feels themself to no longer be a "noob" but are not yet confident enough in their abilities, may consider themself semi-experienced. | ||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
[[Category:newbie Games]] | [[Category:newbie Games]] | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 2 April 2009
"Semi-experienced" has a couple of definitions:
- Formally, it is used as a distinction for a player between Newbie and Inexperience Challenged (i.e. Experienced), for players with two finished games on mafiascum.net. SE players in the Newbie Queue occupy an SE slot in games and are typically interested in becoming an IC one day. They are a bridge between the Newbe and IC players.
- Informally, anyone who feels themself to no longer be a "noob" but are not yet confident enough in their abilities, may consider themself semi-experienced.