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Well the problem is this kind of thing already happens. A new person who joins the community and shows the effort of trying to learn will gladly be shown the ropes. Its how everyone else is at the level they are at. Start going to games, make connections with people who will answer your questions and eventually you will find yourself a participating member of your community. Whether or not people wanna take the structured road of mentor/apprentice is up to those individuals but from what Ive seen, and done myself, this already happens just not in the structured sense for the mentor/apprenticeship "program" kinda thing. The only make or break for this to happen is the attitude of the new person. Show the proper attitude and you will quickly find yourself being the one giving new people advice. Show a piss poor attitude and you wont find yourself getting very far.
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This is the equivalent to knocking on deaths door and blowing his head off with a shotgun.
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