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Inexperience-Challenged players must have been around [[MafiaScum.net]] for three months and have played in 5 completed games. Exceptions are sometimes made for very competent players with 4 finished games, or to exclude | Inexperience-Challenged players must have been around [[MafiaScum.net]] for three months and have played in 5 completed games. Exceptions are sometimes made for very competent players with 4 finished games, or to exclude very incompetent/rude players who would otherwise qualify. | ||
Examples of ways to ''stop'' being allowed to be an IC include self-voting as town, incessant lurking, and personal attacks on other players in Newbie Games. | Examples of ways to ''stop'' being allowed to be an IC include self-voting as town, incessant lurking, and personal attacks on other players in Newbie Games. | ||
Revision as of 11:01, 30 October 2008
A joking term for players who have been around a while, who wish to sign up for a Newbie Game; instead of calling them "experienced", since they are in the Newbies' territory, they are made more politically correct by calling them "Inexperience-Challenged", or IC for short.
All joking aside, these players are extremely valuable; they usually make up 2-3 of the 7-9 players in each Newbie Game, and help "show them the ropes", explaining strategy and providing both good and bad examples of gameplay!
Definition
Inexperience-Challenged players must have been around MafiaScum.net for three months and have played in 5 completed games. Exceptions are sometimes made for very competent players with 4 finished games, or to exclude very incompetent/rude players who would otherwise qualify.
Examples of ways to stop being allowed to be an IC include self-voting as town, incessant lurking, and personal attacks on other players in Newbie Games.