[quote name="squidragon" date=2015-09-21 14:09:52]
Water uses droplets for new and old. Usually newbies are just called "new droplets." :3
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that's so cute oh my gosh
squidragon wrote on 2015-09-21:
Water uses droplets for new and old. Usually newbies are just called "new droplets." :3
that's so cute oh my gosh
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alanapants
FUN FACT: Light does not have a newbie term. We are all acolights.
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cheeseburger
When I joined FR, it was to Lightning, and I don't think I got the memo that "spark" was for newbies. What is the term for every member then?
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alanapants
FUN FACT: Light does not have a newbie term. We are all acolights.
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cheeseburger
When I joined FR, it was to Lightning, and I don't think I got the memo that "spark" was for newbies. What is the term for every member then?
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Plaguelings is like a spread term but it's generally from users in charge of whatever directed at subordinates, newbie-ism being irrelevant and it's also a term of endearment. Like the Plague equivalent calling someone dear/little dear.
I don't think Plague has a pure term for newbies that's used consistently. I've called newbies Sneezes before and I'd like to spread that around.
Plaguelings is like a spread term but it's generally from users in charge of whatever directed at subordinates, newbie-ism being irrelevant and it's also a term of endearment. Like the Plague equivalent calling someone dear/little dear.
I don't think Plague has a pure term for newbies that's used consistently. I've called newbies Sneezes before and I'd like to spread that around.
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alanapants How about Sundrops or Rays for the newbies? Or Flickers? (which might be a little bit too much like a flame/fire)
What means a little bit of light??? Glimmer? No, that's taken!
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alanapants How about Sundrops or Rays for the newbies? Or Flickers? (which might be a little bit too much like a flame/fire)
What means a little bit of light??? Glimmer? No, that's taken!
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BirdyMe What does Wind call their newbies?
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BirdyMe What does Wind call their newbies?
I think the most common term in Wind is "Wisps," but there may be others I haven't heard.
I think the most common term in Wind is "Wisps," but there may be others I haven't heard.
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I remember we had "wisps" when I was in Wind but I think everyone in Shadow is a Shadowling? We should really come up with a newbie term but I'm drawing a blank.
imo Water newbies should be Dewbies.
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I remember we had "wisps" when I was in Wind but I think everyone in Shadow is a Shadowling? We should really come up with a newbie term but I'm drawing a blank.
imo Water newbies should be Dewbies.
@moorising
I am probably the wrong person to ask this. [img]http://i.imgur.com/vK7NfYj.gif[/img] Personally I'm not entirely convinced of a need for it, because starting out in Lightning I thought everyone were sparks, not just the newbies. I wonder if [i]newbies[/i] know they're being labeled with a newbie term most of the time?
@Violette
DEWBIES THO. I choked. I love it.
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alanapants
Fireballs, embers, emberlings, flamelings, I've seen mostly fireballs though
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alanapants
Fireballs, embers, emberlings, flamelings, I've seen mostly fireballs though