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Kill Stealing. When one player attacks the same creature as another player and receives the reward for the kill instead of the person who originated combat. Newer games have mechanisms for discouraging this behavior.
 
LD
Link dead – when a player is disconnected from the game, usually caused by lag or a faulty internet connection.
 
Leet
Slang for “elite” Ex: ‘I’m leet’
 
LFG
“looking for group” Used in a sentence; “Lvl 20 mage LFG!”
 
LFM
“looking for more”, i.e., after a group has been formed and more members are needed.
 
LFT
“looking for team”
 
LMAO
"laugh(ing) my ass off”
 
LOM
‘Low on Mana.’ Usually said by casters to inform the rest of the group that they are running low on mana and should not expect heavy healing or offensive spells.
 
LoS
Line of sight. A requirement of most ranged abilities,  the view of the target must not be obstructed by any fixed obstacle such as a wall.
 
Loot
Currency or items that are dropped by a mob when it’s defeated.
 
Medding
Resting in order to gain back mana in EQ was called Meditating. This is the commonly used abbreviation, also shortened to Med, as in, “Don’t pull yet, I need to med.”
 
Mez
Short for mesmerize. A short-hand for a collection of abilities that temporarily stun or immobilize enemies. Falls into the more general category known as crowd control.
 
Min-Maxing
When players attempt to create their characters as powerful as they can be by crunching statistics, planning their future routes, and any other methods in order to make their characters the statistically best character possible. Optimization.
 
MMORPG
Massively-Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game
 
Mob
An AI controlled monster. ‘Mob’ originally comes from the MUD era, where it was short for ‘mobile’, to differentiate monsters that would patrol a set of rooms as opposed to monsters which would stay in one place until killed.
 
Mod
Abbreviation of modification. Used as both a verb and a noun. As a noun, refers to add-ons by 3rd party programmers designed to augment the game (e.g., the self-cast mod). As a verb, refers to the act of performing this modification (e.g., he’s modding the interface).
 
MOO
MUD Object Oriented. Users in MOOs are able to create their own content – both static and dynamic objects.
 
MT
"mistell”. Mistells occur frequently because of typing in the wrong name before sending a message. Also because of auto-reply features.
 
Mule
In many games, due to long travel times or inventory limits, it is helpful to create a character explicitly for the purpose of being able to check auction houses or store extra items. These characters are seldom actually played and are referred to as mules.
 
Nerf
To reduce the power of an ability, item, player, or action. Usually this is a term applied when a power or ability is reduced because it is perceived to be too powerful. Mostly used in the past tense, for example – “I can’t believe they nerfed rogues again, now I can’t kill anything!”
 
Newbie
A new player to a particular game. Newbie is usually the nicer version of noob or nub.
 
Noob
The pejorative form of newbie.
 
NP
"no problem”
 
NPC
Non-player character ie. a character controlled by the A.I
 
Nuke
A spell type that deals the highest damage.
 
OMG
“oh my god” Used in exclamation or to convey surprise.
 
OMW
"on my way”
 
OOM
"out of mana” Said by casters who’s mana supply is depleted.
 
Pat
Short for patrol, a term used for mobs that have a set wandering path. In a dungeon, people will usually say “Wait for the pat” or “Watch the pat”.
 
PB
Point blank. Used to refer to a class of spells that originates in a radius around the caster. Typically, these spells are dangerous to the caster because they require proximity to the enemy. Specific spells are typically concatenated with the ability, i.e. pbae mez, pbae stun.
 
PC
Player Character.
 
PK
Player Killing.
 
PKer
Player Killer – a person who primarily plays to kill other players.
 
Port
Short for teleport. Used as a noun and a verb.
 
Power LevelWhen a higher level player tries to help a lower level player level faster. Most games have mechanisms that prevent power leveling.
 
PuG
Pick up Group – a group assembled on the spot for a quest, a PvP battle, or an instance raid.
 
Pull
A standard hunting strategy where a player lures a single or a group of mobs to the group so that the group can hunt from a safe area instead of hunting in areas where new mobs may spawn.
 
PvE
Player vs. Environment. Environment stands for all monsters (mobs) in the game world.
 
PvP
Player vs. Player combat like 1vs1, 2vs2, 3vs3, 5vs5 etc. Many people confuse the meaning of gank in a pvp.
 
Raid
A more substantial engagement involving a large organized group of players typically set in a dungeon and involving difficult bosses.
 
Regen
Short for regeneration of health, mana, or other attributes. Also a common healing spell.
 
ROFL
"rolling on floor laughing” Usually said in response to a joke or funny situation. “ROFL he got killed by a lowbie!”
 
RogueA common class archetype that relies on speed and stealth over brute force or spells. Variants of this class are found in all genres but in slightly different names such as; thief, agent, or assassin.
 
Root
Can refer to a class of abilities as well as its effect. A root spell immobilizes a target. The target is then said to be rooted. Early versions of these abilities involved references to plants, hence “root”.
 
RvR
Realm vs. Realm. A type of player vs player combat that involves large numbers of players who belong to different factions or realms.
 
Solo
The act of playing alone, hunting mobs or players (pvp) by yourself.
 
Spawn
Mobs typically appear (spawn) on a given schedule. This is both a verb and noun.
 
Stun
A typical form of crowd control that immobilizes an enemy. Skills, spells, and other abilities may have the power to stun.
 
Tank
As a noun, refers to character classes that can take a lot of damage. As a verb, refers to the act of drawing aggro from mobs before other team members strike with their abilities.
 
Twink
As a verb, the act of giving currency or valuable items to a newbie. As a noun, refers to a character that is twinked. In many games, twinked characters are visually marked by their level-inappropriate gear. (like a lvl 6, 10, 14, 18, 20 arena character)
 
Uber
Slang form of super from the German word. Ex: “Dude this sword is UBER!”
 
WB
"welcome back”
 
Wipe
To “wipe” means for the entire group whether party or raid to all die. However, party or raid can only continue if there is a class that can resurrect oneself, thereby avoiding the time consumed from running back from the the graveyard and regrouping at the beginning of the instance.
 
WOOT
Synonymous with “hooray” or “way to go”.
 
WTB
"want to buy”
 
WTGAbbreviation of ‘way to go.’ Meant to provide encouragement but often used in sarcasm. Example: “I just died again to this boss!” “WTG, nub!”
 
Xp
Short for experience points. Often earned by killing monsters, completing quests, or other achievements. When enough xp is acquired, players often level up or become stronger.
 
Zerg
A combat strategy where a large group of players rush in at the target. Seen as a simple-minded strategy that requires no skill.
 
Zone
In games where different areas of the world are parceled out for loading reasons, different areas are referred to.
 
 
 
Well, i hope thos may help some people on their way for understanding those terms whenever a player use this in messages or shows in action  :give_rose:
 
If any questions, i would like to hear any question :)

AE:
Area Effect. Used to refer to area-effect spells or abilities. E.g. fireball, smoke grenade (gouge for rogues in Warspear)
 
AFK:
Away from keyboard
 
AGRO:
As a verb, it refers to a hostile mob that has noticed a player and is actively trying to attack that player. As a noun, it refers to the amount of “hostility” the player has generated on the mob. In typical combat strategy, the fighter tries to take as much aggro as possible away from weaker players such as healers and mages.
 
ALT:
Short for “alternate”. It refers to the alternate character a player has from their main character. This is not a stable category as sometimes alts can out level mains and sometimes mains become moth-balled.
 
AOE:
Same as AE. Area of Effect.
 
Attribute:
E.g. Strength, Constitution, Dexterity, Intelligence, etc.
 
Bind
In certain MMOs, characters are teleported back to a safe spot when they die. This spot is predetermined by the user. The act of determining the safe spot requires an explicit action by the user. That action is known as a bind. The spot is typically referred to as a bind spot.
 
BoE
Short for “bind on equip” –  This term refers to items that become soulbound to the player after they have been equipped. In other words, the item can be traded as long as no one equips it.
 
BoP
Short for “bind on pickup” – This term refers to items that become soulbound to the player after it has been picked up from a monster. In other words, the item cannot be traded once a player picks it up. BoP items commonly cause looting conflicts and disputes during game-play.
 
BRB
"be right back”
 
Bot
Generally illegal and discouraged form of gameplay, where actions of a character can be automated to perform actions repeatedly in order to gain experience and level without actual user intervention. This practice is continually monitored by GMs and will cause suspension of service if one is suspected of botting.
 
BRT
"be right there”
 
BTW
"by the way”
 
Buff
Temporary boost to character attribute or combat ability
 
Camp(ing)
The act of waiting in an area to hunt a specific mob or player.
 
Class
Professional archetypes. These would be warrior, healer, rogue and mage. The most typical class types are: close-range damage, ranged damage, healing, crowd control, support.
 
Cleric
Typical healing class in fantasy games.
 
Corpse
In certain MMOs, a corpse appears where the player died. Sometimes all the player’s items and money are left on the corpse and the player is teleported back to their bind spot. Corpses typically will decay after a certain time proportional the character’s level.
 
Corpse Run
The act of retrieving your corpse after you have died. This is typically a dangerous thing because people tend to die in dangerous places rather than safe places.
 
Crafting
A general category of skills that allows players to manufacture objects from raw resources
 
Crit
"To crit” refers to landing a critical hit either with melee or spells. Effective damage is usually increased from a base of 150% to upwards of 250% with extra talents/skills/buffs.
 
Crowd Control
Refers to a set of spells / abilities that temporarily paralyze or stun other mobs or players. Crowd control is an important group support ability when fighting multiple mobs or players.
 
DD
Direct Damage. Used to refer to a class of spells and abilities that allow players to damage enemies from a distance. The firebolt is the archetypal DD.
 
Debuff
The opposite of a buff. An offensive spell cast on enemies that weakens an attribute or combat ability.
 
Dex
An important stat for rogues and archers. Dex usually relates to attack speed, dodge rate, and/or defense.
 
Dirt Nap
Slang for dead. Most corpses lie on the ground when killed.
 
DoT
Damage over time. Refers to a class of spells that deals damage over a period of time. These spells typically do more damage than DD spells overall.
 
DPS
Damage per second. Used when figuring out weapon speed and damage.
 
Druid
Hybrid class in D&D style games – part healer, part support, part fighter.
 
Eating Grass
Vernacular for dead. Most players lie on the ground face down when killed.
 
Epic(s)
A class of items or equipment that are very powerful and difficult to acquire. Usually found in the hardest dungeons and have the lowest probability to drop.
 
Experience (XP)
A quantity gained when completing tasks/quests, killing mobs, or discovering new locations in games. Characters  level up when they gain enough experience points.
 
Farm(ing)
The act of accumulating currency or items by constantly killing a mob or repeatedly performing a series of actions.
 
FTL
Acronym meaning ‘for the lose’. Similar to FTW but refers to a failture. For example, ‘afk FTL : ( ‘ meaning the player’s afk status caused him or her to lose.
 
Gank
(important to understand from all players of warspear!)
Verb. To be ganked is a term referring to one player being overwhelmed and killed by a large group. Can be either by a group of other players doing player-kill or a group of NPC monsters. Used in a sentence, “I got ganked yesterday in Fel.” Typically has the connotation that the other people had an unfair advantage (in number or level) Gank is with a group vs 1.
 
GM
Game Master. GM’s are characters in an MMORPG who are used by employees of the game’s creator company. They monitor the actions of the game world and answer the questions and complaints of the players. They have absolute control and power within the game. If the crime (breaking a law of the game, not the real world) committed is serious enough, they could even expel players permanently from the game.
 
Griefer
Title for a player who enjoys inflicting pain upon other players needlessly. If you kill newbies in a PvP game when you are level 22, from the victimization beyond the pure joy of knowing you have given the player “grief.” Though griefers are almost always PKers, PKers are not necessarily griefers.
 
Guilds
Semi-permanent player groups. In typical games, players must use a substantial amount of capital to start the guild.
 
GTG
“good to go” and “got to go” – can be confusing when context is unclear
 
Heal
A spell or skill that restores the health of the target. Could also be a call for help. If a player yells ‘heal me’ or even ‘heal!’ it means they are about to die unless another player restores their health.
 
Health (HP)
A common attribute, also called hit points or HP, that signifies the character’s life. Usually when health runs out, a player dies.
 
IMHO
Simply means ‘in my humble opinion.’
 
INC
Abbreviation for ‘incoming’. When a player pulls for a group, he will use this as warning that a mob or player(s) is incoming.
 
IRL
Stands for ‘in real life.’
 
Instance
A copy of a particular dungeon for a group of players. Instanced dungeons are parallel worlds which let different groups of players explore the same dungeon in separate groups. (like astral labyrinth)
 
JK
Short for ‘just kidding.’ Popular in most online chat environments including MMORPGs.
 
K / KK / Kay
All variants have the same meaning: okay. Used to confirm a statement made by another player. Example: “Can I have this loot? K.”
 
Kite
To lure a mob or player around while attacking or allowing allies to attack. A player usually draws aggro by casting a mobility reduction spell on the target. The monster tries to follow the target but cannot catch up, leaving it open to attacks or the effects of DoT (damage over time) spells.
 
KoS
Acronym for “Kill on Sight”. Usually refers to characters who are disliked by a particular faction. E.g., “I killed too many guards, now I’m KoS in town!”
 
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I see a different sight from the ss since the day yet before Halloween event 2 years ago.. The side that Jess told here sounds a bit more as I've know her by years by some facts. Though I won't involve between all of this stuff, nor making enemies, still I don't think she would've been like this what the topic says... Anyway I hope it'll work out somehow and again, I'm sorry to hear of the break up and hope there won't be any drama anymore. And I'm sorry to hear about the disappearance of your characters.

First of all, I don't even know you and only talk to two people in game. Nor would I have asked a random person that I don't know, to use their account. I've never talked to you before so I'd you'd stop making up lies to feel included in a conversation it would be great.
Second of all, I amped myself +10 on my birthday almost 2 years ago and actually amped ryders gear for him to +8 with my money.
And lastly no, I didn't delete his characters due to me being at school and work all weekend. You all can believe what you want but the only time I log in warspear is to do my 5 free tickets then log off. Warspear is nothing to me anymore

I'll miss you too sapph, someday i'll take a look on ws haha :3 thank you
 
Dank u wel Ryder, soms zal ik eens kijken of jij en Jess ver zijn met de lvl 10's

Miss u     lots of luck hun

Lisa Ik hoop dat u vindt wat je zoekt en geluk in het echte leven

Nooo.... Nvm, I wish you all the luck of the world

nooooooooo
 
its really hard for me say good bye to a good friend You will always be in my friend list