It's interesting that they never questioned how I had a Keruku. If it was my first time playing, I couldn't have gotten it from a badge or the Limited Gacha glitch, and when I asked if I could trade it in Trade Realm, that suggested I'd never been there, and couldn't have gotten it from another player.
Honestly, i think ppl are no longuer questoning why newbies gets ker, like bro if u had discord you'll see that in the discord server, they had tons of ker giveaways, often gived out to new players (discord members) i think
Now I am tempted to act new because this was hillarious and people were ignoring you, personally I make sure I teach new players how to do things inside of a game; the other day I came across a new player, I was hunting an archinax since the archinax kept killing people and running away when being confronted about it. The new player asked how to get the creature I said I got it from a gacha [I was a avothius, so big snow golem] and they were helping search with me they then needed food so I told them how to eat and told them they were a carnivore, it went well till they crashed.
That’s why it so hard for new player to start off Some just confusing Some just fear And some quit entirely knowing it not worth to stay with these people They have made a right decision since this game will become pure suffering once you addict to it.
My personal is hunting down a new player, hope for them to never return and evade away from this suffering cycle They could have spend their time better on other game rather than this hell zone we know.
I heard about creatures of sonaria on another roblox game I was playing. I thought I might check it out but first I watched a beginner guide on RUclips to actually figure stuff out. Then I went around and asked a few people what the game was about and how to play. I got killed a few times and was ignored a bit, but eventually a creature (I forgot what creature it was I think it was an etheralotus with a steampunk mat on?) who was role playing with the rainbow cow thing (demetyra I think?) told me a bit about the game and what the main point was. Now two months later I actually know what to do :D
People in the CoS community and Warrior cats ultimate edition are very toxic to new players. The tutorial in CoS is non-existent and you get to choose one of two creatures to start off with, and it's very hard to progress with no guidance. I was lucky to be able to figure it out from the start. In Warrior cats ultimate edition people get info but it's hard to access most of the time and anyone who hasn't read the books will think "oh, warrior cats, must be a game about cats that fight" and nothing more if they don't know about the books. Any good games that aren't toxic to new players have a small player base and are W.I.Ps most of the time in my experience. I personally hope CoS fixes up it's behaviour to new players or at least adds a tutorial to the recode (that is compulsory, no matter if you've been playing since beta or for a few days, just to help new players. And non-skippable too.)
Fact that they are so rude to new players but the very second you show them you got good creatures they start acting all nice and stuff, quite annoying people judge others so quickly for what they use/have.
It's interesting that they never questioned how I had a Keruku. If it was my first time playing, I couldn't have gotten it from a badge or the Limited Gacha glitch, and when I asked if I could trade it in Trade Realm, that suggested I'd never been there, and couldn't have gotten it from another player.
Honestly, i think ppl are no longuer questoning why newbies gets ker, like bro if u had discord you'll see that in the discord server, they had tons of ker giveaways, often gived out to new players (discord members) i think
True, but why would a new player be in the Discord before even playing the game?
Now, this amazing video shows how rude and often 'toxic' a player is. Ive met a few nice people, but that's extremely rare honestly.
Now I am tempted to act new because this was hillarious and people were ignoring you, personally I make sure I teach new players how to do things inside of a game; the other day I came across a new player, I was hunting an archinax since the archinax kept killing people and running away when being confronted about it. The new player asked how to get the creature I said I got it from a gacha [I was a avothius, so big snow golem] and they were helping search with me they then needed food so I told them how to eat and told them they were a carnivore, it went well till they crashed.
Mobile Crash :pain:
I don’t understand why every 5-10 min on mobile you get kicked from the game 😭
That’s why it so hard for new player to start off
Some just confusing
Some just fear
And some quit entirely knowing it not worth to stay with these people
They have made a right decision since this game will become pure suffering once you addict to it.
My personal is hunting down a new player, hope for them to never return and evade away from this suffering cycle
They could have spend their time better on other game rather than this hell zone we know.
I heard about creatures of sonaria on another roblox game I was playing. I thought I might check it out but first I watched a beginner guide on RUclips to actually figure stuff out. Then I went around and asked a few people what the game was about and how to play. I got killed a few times and was ignored a bit, but eventually a creature (I forgot what creature it was I think it was an etheralotus with a steampunk mat on?) who was role playing with the rainbow cow thing (demetyra I think?) told me a bit about the game and what the main point was. Now two months later I actually know what to do :D
People in the CoS community and Warrior cats ultimate edition are very toxic to new players. The tutorial in CoS is non-existent and you get to choose one of two creatures to start off with, and it's very hard to progress with no guidance. I was lucky to be able to figure it out from the start. In Warrior cats ultimate edition people get info but it's hard to access most of the time and anyone who hasn't read the books will think "oh, warrior cats, must be a game about cats that fight" and nothing more if they don't know about the books. Any good games that aren't toxic to new players have a small player base and are W.I.Ps most of the time in my experience. I personally hope CoS fixes up it's behaviour to new players or at least adds a tutorial to the recode (that is compulsory, no matter if you've been playing since beta or for a few days, just to help new players. And non-skippable too.)
Fact that they are so rude to new players but the very second you show them you got good creatures they start acting all nice and stuff, quite annoying people judge others so quickly for what they use/have.
How was ker even obtainable in the first place?
It was originally given to people who spent robux on the game in beta, but you can also buy it from other players in the Trade Realm.
I lost around 147 braincells 🐢
I should try and act new, though i’ve been playing for a year lol. I am nice to new players tho, trying to guide them through the fun game of CoS
i lost 16 braincells after watching this, i only had 2 to start with