Rookie Questions

[aaeamdar]

Originally Posted by Dorienne 007

1. Nooo!
2. 12 meters/second
3. They are green cathode lights, but look in the manual. I believe they put one in the kit to test with.
4. Look and see. They have tons of them, and they have the measurements on them. Just look at them.
5. Please read the game manual.

Getting your questions answered is what the big thick manual is for....GO READ.

Some great points, and I am pretty sure all of them are right (it's not that I'm doubting Dorienne 007, I'm doubting myself). Also, please Search Chief Delphi before posting questions (i.e. starting a new thread). If too much repetition happens, the forums will be jumbled. If too much repetition happens, the forums will be jumbled.

The ARENA section is best for finding information about the arena.

[AceOfSpades]

isnt this rookie talk

you should help us a little more and not tell us to post another place, it said rookie talk so i posted , im sorry , but i wanted to ask some questions and i got them answered and thank you, byebye

[aaeamdar]

Originally Posted by AceOfSpades

isnt this rookie talk

you should help us a little more and not tell us to post another place, it said rookie talk so i posted , im sorry , but i wanted to ask some questions and i got them answered and thank you, byebye

Not to keep on with the negative stuff. But a couple things:

Literacy: it's appreciated. In e-mails, in online posts. There is way too much of this: "swete haxors /w dud lol", which noone can understand which also tends to sound a bit immature. Personally, I'm a bit anal about fixing spelling mistakes et cetera as I type and I except that not everyone is that way. However, punctuation, paragraph breaks, these are things that matter.

First of all, you will see by my team number that I'm a rookie too this year =)! There are a couple hundred of us rookie teams, and I imagine that there are a couple hundred rookie posters. Let's keep things civil.

When I talked about starting a new thread, I was referring to the OP (original poster) but it's something to keep in mind for everyone.

I'm glad you got your questions answered.