Strange...

[Hi no Seijin]

One, make sure you're using "noob" correctly, and two, it's about getting rid of the time paradox to add some sense to the game (which is what you're complaining about, is it not?).

Also, I don't think it's possible to get Din's Fire as an adult; you know, what with the destruction of the Hyrule Castle area and all.  Then again, I never did seek out that Great Faerie as Adult Link, so I could be wrong.

[iastreb]

Also, I don't think it's possible to get Din's Fire as an adult; you know, what with the destruction of the Hyrule Castle area and all.

You can't. Forgot about that.  ;) And by n00b I mean someone that isn't used to play Zelda-like games: Like me a couple of years ago  ::) . LoL

[Hi no Seijin]

A newb (short for newbie) is someone who is new to something.  A noob is someone who acts like an idiot.  Those two middle letters make a big difference, and if you don't want to accidentally insult someone, it would be wise to know what that difference is.

[Commodore Axilon]

Uh, seriously? I always thought they were the same thing, just that one had a lame "intarnetz" spelling.

and i think i'm right

[Hi no Seijin]

Well, you made your claim in italics, so it must be true.

[iastreb]

A newb (short for newbie) is someone who is new to something.  A noob is someone who acts like an idiot.  Those two middle letters make a big difference, and if you don't want to accidentally insult someone, it would be wise to know what that difference is.

I allways thought n00b was newb just sayed in a different cooler way.  :-\ Whatever.

[Zelda Veteran]

A newb (short for newbie) is someone who is new to something.  A noob is someone who acts like an idiot.  Those two middle letters make a big difference, and if you don't want to accidentally insult someone, it would be wise to know what that difference is.

I allways thought n00b was newb just sayed in a different cooler way.  :-\ Whatever.

Wrong!
Bring the glossary back in here!
Glossary: Newb/Noob. The Difference?

[Commodore Axilon]

Wrong!
Bring the glossary back in here!
Glossary: Newb/Noob. The Difference?

Sorry, but using anything by Tim B^Uckley as proof of your position automatically makes said position wrong.

Therefore, "newb" and "noob" mean the same thing.

QED

[iastreb]

Pretty funny thought.  :D

[Keaton]

Pretty funny thought.  :D

Yeah, to a n00b.

[iastreb]

Pretty funny thought.  :D

Yeah, to a n00b.

That was funny too.  :D

[Zelda Veteran]

Wrong!
Bring the glossary back in here!
Glossary: Newb/Noob. The Difference?

Sorry, but using anything by Tim B^Uckley as proof of your position automatically makes said position wrong.

Therefore, "newb" and "noob" mean the same thing.

QED

Yeah, well screw you too Ben Stiller :P

[Keaton]

WATCHING YOU'RE LANGUIDGE, PLES?