My opinion

[[BoD]GunSta]

lol noob is probaly on most internet online games , an they dont get hurt by it , obviosly not , an considerin there on an 18 + game they can treat us with respect " respect ya eldest " not that am odl but like its a sayin

[FarePak]

Yes, I get your point. Many kids are immature and act all tough just because their real faces are covered because of the Internet; but there are many other players who just Play and not Chat at all. Many times those are the type of players who are called Noobs just because they got lucky and killed a regular.

I'm all for talking back to the wanna-be gangsters, but seriously, ease up on the new ones who just want to play.

I like the ones who keep quiet they're usually the cooler people on sa-mp for me that is, most noobs usually talk shit when they get killed or something.

@ReV: You're only saying that because you're only like 13 yourself.

[Maddolis]

I think if you have to be atleast 12 to play GTAA because lets face it, it does have alot of swearing and violance in the single player.
But what about SA-MP, 13 in my point of view, I think that SA-MP has more swearing in one day then toughout the whole of San Andreas single player. But back on topic, yes i agree i think not just 8-9 year old players should get somthing more then others because they are underage, but all the new players.

I swore more when I was 12/13 than I do now, but it didn't make me any more mature.

[Matthias]

Really name me 3 persons who are 9 year old and play here...

But Maddo & HaZe have a point, people who are younger than 10 shouldn't be playing here at all.
And I do agree with you Ryder.

[Mark]

Jag is 9, and still plays.

[Falling_Rain]

Ok, I see I have choosen my ages wrong but ... Take for the older new ones.

[Wazza]

I have seen some 12-13 year olds actually being more mature than some 18 year olds but it is a 18+ game. If a player said noob to me I don't take that as offensive because I just laugh at them I think the word is funny. 

[XiZ]

ffs noobs

[Munch]

Noob doesn't get used that much these days like it used to. Now it's nub or nab.

[Hitman]

Noob doesn't get used that much these days like it used to. Now it's nub or nab.

shh nub