Agree with everything but #'s 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19. So only about half the list

#20 Using a sniper rifle and hardscoping

#21 Using the RSASS

#22 Using the MG36

#23 Using the recon drone to tag someone

#24 Dying in any way shape or form

From your list I only agree with Akimbo, Deathstreaks, Camping, Support strike package, noobtubes and RPG's. I don't see what's wrong with using strong weapons... That being said I never use FMG's or the T95, the type 95 is a beast for close range, but for long range it sucks, while it's supposed to be a long range weapon. And I prefer a pistol as my secondary. I also don't see what's wrong with easy to counter tactics like dropshotting (just aim down at the ground... If you get dropshot a lot and you still get surprised by it... it's your own fault) or strafing / hipfiring... I don't see what's wrong with defending objectives either, I personally prefer to kill them off spawn so they can't get there,  to camping at the objective, but it's still a legit tactic to win games...

Akimbo weapons, using assassin at the begining of a match. Sitting in a corner or bushes. Thats my list. Ohh and <1 kd=noob

Defending the bomb sites in S&D? Campe...I mean NOOB!

- tHQs Roadblock

If you let ANYONE tell you how to play YOUR game that you paid for, along with the internet connection, computer, electric bill, etc... = NOOB!!

Screw what anyone tells you, play what, how, when you want with your paid for game. When THEY pay YOUR bills, then they can have a say, MAYBE.

Val

I gave up on the community when I played one round and hardscoped a guy. The guy then sent me a message calling me a "hardscoping ***" and a "noob."

So, I spent the rest of the match quickscopeing. Guess what? In the lobby, I got called a noob again by the same enemy team because I was quickscoping with the L118A, and not the RSASS.

Does that make sense to you? Because it sure didn't make sense to me.

firing javelin indoors

Perkadelic, you are right in what you say, ie:a guy was playing in interchange and decided to fire his Javelin under the covered part and kills himself. Also people stopping to destroy a claymore/betty or C4 but standing to close, are imo NOOBS

There's challenges that require deaths, like get 100 kills in final stand, boy did that take me a while. I'd start a kill confirmed match, go out and get as many kills as i can, but as soon as i get killed i go out and run to the enemy twice more to get final stand. Took me maybe a week, but i have that rainbow unicorn emblem now. Another one, get a riot shield kill in the game winning killcam, tried TDM and KC, no luck. I go over to S&D, did it second round, got him down to flashing red with my second primary weapon (MP7) and  he ran and hid around the corner on Village, i sprinted rounded and smahed him with the shield, challenge done. There are many challenges like this that required many deaths to achieve them, and most of the time i get called a NOOB ? I'm a noob for wanting to complete online multiplayer... i do have a mic, but if i switch it on and say what i'm trying to do, it'll just be, "yeah yeah what ever, noob". Bearing in mind i have a 1.16 K/D, not very good, but since it used to be 0.70 ( in the early mw3 days last year), i think it's impressive, i'd have a 1.40/1.50 K/D now if i was good from the start, but since i have 70k kills, it's mage hard to increase my k/d.

a noob has never gotten a moab...

If you play this game or any other FPS you are a noob (accroding to many people in the internets).  Plain and simple.  If you get killed, it was probably just a noob and not b/c of your lack of king kong skills.  I like what DLUND had to say, every death of mine has been at the hand of a noob.  So true. 

Commenting on this thread = NOOB

anyways you get called noob no matter what you do. I got called a noob for using a Riot Shield in S&D and killing a guy? What has the community come to...