Noob Experiment Warzone Community

The Noob Experiment Warzone community is small enough that a fake Discord will look real. This page lists the URLs that appear on the game description and the fan Trello, then tells you how to treat everything else.

The index is the Links Hub. The board has its own Trello page.

Roblox group

untitled group : i guess is the creator group on the experience page. Join it for wall posts and the occasional compensation note. Group walls are also where lookalike games get advertised. Click through to place 102935804413553 before you hit play.

Discord

The Trello information card lists discord.gg/5m2JapwAe. Use that invite, not a sponsored alternative under a YouTube video. If the invite dies, wait for the Trello or the Roblox description to replace it. Do not accept a replacement from a stranger who also has a script.

In Discord, read announcement channels for codes and patch chatter. Ignore DMs that offer free Screws, free mechs, or a “staff verification.” Staff will not ask for your password.

How to verify a code you saw in chat

1. Compare the string to the Codes Hub.
2. Redeem it yourself in the lobby Codes field.
3. If it fails, add it to your personal expired list. See expired codes.
4. If someone wants you to click a link to redeem, stop. Redeeming is in-game only.

Looking for a private lobby

Post Easy Mode, City, two or three slots, stay for 20 waves. Link this wiki’s private servers page if you need to explain the split. Do not promise 1.5X if the title does not show it.

Credits you should keep repeating

Flippidee’s Noob Experiment series. Moogus for Battlefront permission. Hec and the helpers named on Trello. A community that forgets those names turns into a content farm. Be the other kind.

If a new official social appears, it will be added here with a month stamp. Until then, group plus Discord plus Trello plus the experience is the whole map. Play City after you join. The chat will still be there when Boss Noob is dead.

A healthy community loop looks like this. Someone posts a title change. Someone else confirms it in the experience. A third person tries the new code once. Nobody pastes an executor. Nobody hosts a 10-player public farm and calls it a private event. If you are the person teaching, send Getting Started and the wave checklist before you send a meme.

If the group wall fills with lookalike places, report them and stay on place 102935804413553. If Discord adds a ticket bot, use it for bugs, not for “free mech” claims. If a clip shows a new Guest unit, check the shop before you celebrate. Community speed is useful only when it is attached to the live client.

Keep a short personal note of staff names you actually saw posting. Impersonation is cheap. A written list of real handles is not. When in doubt, wait for the same sentence to appear on the group and the Trello information card. If it only appears in a stranger’s DM, it is not a community announcement.

Community links are how codes and patches arrive. They are also how malware arrives. Use the first function. Refuse the second. Then open Getting Started for anyone you just invited.