Monday, May 26, 2008

Black And White New Years Eve Party

Small lexicon (wow, rappelz, dofus ,...)

Here is a glossary to understand In all games:

- A -
  • AFK: Away From Keyboard . "Away from keyboard" in French.
    Player (or you) will display this message to say he is not behind the screen.
  • Anti-PK: PK see
  • Avatar french term.
    avatar is your virtual character, one that represents you in the game
  • aggro: term French-English?
    The player who has aggro is one who has "captured" the attention of monsters, voluntarily or not, to be attacked!
    In general, the tanker group that takes the aggro (because it is the strongest).


- B -
  • Basher or bashing: (English).
    pejorative term to describe having to kill lots of monsters, the sole purpose of gaining experience. (No quests, no research object ...)
  • Buff: English expression.
    A buff is a spell that increases the capacity of players during a given period: Speed +10%, Defense +40%, +24% attack power ...
    A player can easily be buffed much more effective than a higher-level player not buffed.


- C -
  • Call: "Target", which means the monster that the group decided to attack.
    By extension, the "caller" is one who targets the monster, so the group members have to follow is to hit the right target monster.
    In some cases, the "puller and the" caller "are a single person. In Rappelz, this action may take place with the "Assist".
    Just click on the player who starts typing a monster (the one who "pull" for example) and click on "Attend" to select the target monster.
  • Casteur: (English). "Caster" in french.
    character class using mainly spells: magician, cleric ...
  • Clvl: Class level (English). "Level of Business" or "Level Class" in French.
    Your level determines the spells you'll have access to your character.
  • Cp Class Points (English). "Items of Business" or "Items Class" in French.
    These points provide access to skills.
    They are used either to gain levels in Clvl either to improve spells.
  • camp Stay on an area to obtain a specific loot


- D -
  • DMR: (followed by 1 or 2): Dry Moonlight Remains (English) .
    This is the first dungeon abbreviations (those of relatively nearby Moonlight Horizon)
  • DP Dungeon Party (English)
    RFPs are groups formed specifically to go confront the monsters dungeons of Rappelz.
  • DPLF: Dungeon Party Looking For (English). "Part of looking dungeon" (a player) in French.
    acronym used when one party is looking for players.
    Example: "DPLF Cleric lvl 40 +" = Party to keep looking for a cleric to lvl 40 or more
  • DPS: "Damages per second". "Damage per second" in french. This
    said in a class making a lot of damage over a short time. The assassins
    example combine good power and great rapidity.
    This term is used mainly in the premieres of group dungeons:
    "Group seeks DPS lost mines dungeon" language becomes furious Rappelzien "DP DPS lf LM"!
    (and yes it is not obvious!).
  • Drop: (English). "Deposit / loose" in French.
    Same meaning as loot. Similarly, the word "Drop" is too.
    Example: "Woah, you got lucky c'te drop a card angel!"


- E -
  • EE: "Energy Saver"
    Subject available as quest rewards (in the island of beginners) and purchasable through the gPotato shop, which saves energy and 200 points not to lose by fighting for 1 hour (which has the effect of doubling the PC experience and earned).


- F -
  • Farming or farmer: (English). This
    said when one starts to kill many monsters as a result, in order to win items.


- G -
  • GG: Good Game (English).
    You made a good party or a good offense with your group.
  • GvG: Guild vs Guild (English). "Guild Guild cons" in French. Fashion
    game between one or more guilds to one or more other guilds.


- H -
  • Heal: (English). "Care / treatment" in French.
    term for the care provided by the classes of "Healer". Rappelz are the in Clerc (then Priests and Elders).
    Example: "Heal me pliz, several grams of HP, I vee die!"
  • HP Health Points (English). "Points of Life" in French.
    ba ... is the point of life ...


- I -
  • IRL: In Real Life (English). "In real life" in French. However
    to define "real life" (not the one in the game!).
    Example: "Do you remember the knight super strong yesterday? I meet IRL: the son of 12years of my porter!"


- K -
  • Kevin see noob


- L -
  • LFDP: Looking For Dungeon Party (English). "Seeking a party dungeon" in French.
    acronym used when a player is looking for a dungeon party.
    Example: "Knight lvl 33 LFDP" = Knight lvl 33 trying to keep some
  • LFG: Looking for Group (English). "Seeking a group" in French.
    acronym used for the research group.
    Example: LFG lvl 45 Cleric Valmore "= Cleric lv 45 looking for a band bound for Valmore
  • LM: (followed by 1 or 2): Lost Mine (English).
    This is the second dungeon abbreviations (those mines lost Valmore)
  • Loot: (English). "Booty" in French. That said
    an object dropped by a monster. By extension (French), Looter means of earning something by killing a monster.
    Example: "Woa I looted a superb sword lvl75 legged on a troll ..."
  • lol: "Lots of Laughs" (English). "Mort de rire" (lol) in French.
    current term used to express a "laugh".
    eg "He made good laugh lol!


- M -
  • Mob: "Mobile Object" (English). "Mobile Element" in french. This term defined
    everything around player I: Rabbit Moon, monster ...
    By changing the term is now used mainly for monsters.
  • Moon: anglicism Short for "Dry Moonlight Remains"
    View DMR
  • MP This term can have two meanings.
    • Mana Points (English). "Mana" in French.
      Example: "I can not heal you I have more MP!"

    • Private Message used to send a message that only the recipient can read.


- N -
  • Noob: Newbie diminutive (English).
    Come to the base of the word "Newbie" might be literally translated as "blue". Initially
    "Noob" is meant that a class of beginners, then this term has become pejorative.
    Now "Noob" combines the notion of beginning, the concept of ball / null.
    Example: "lol the Noob! It is not koman fé pr avouar a fart! Lol"


- O -
  • OB: Overbreed. (English) Manufactured
    to make the xp beyond a level of evolution. (See the "evolution" of the familiar for details).
  • OSEF: Abbreviation for "Who cares" ...


- P -
  • PK or PK: Player Killers (English). "Slayer Player" in French.
    term for players who attack other players.
  • PKK or PKK Player Killers killers (English). "Killers Killers players" in French.
    term for players who kill players from the previous category.
  • Pull: literally "drag and draw" in English.
    Term Designjet the attraction to be a monster with a special skill or the remote attacker.
    The "pull" are usually made by archers in most mmorpg.
    In Rappelz, Knight is uniquely qualified him to "pull" monsters at bay.
  • PvE: Player versus Environment (English)
    Same definition as PvM.
  • PvM: Player versus Monster (English). "Player cons monsters" in French. It
    the game "standard" (quest, mission ,...) between the player with evil monsters.
  • PvP: Player versus Player (English). "Player cons player" in French.
    game mode where players compete with each other. (Headquarters of dungeons, battle group ...)
  • pet: "familiar" (English).
    Pets are animals caught traveling with you and assist you in the game
  • plz: Please (English). "Please" in french. For
    kindly ask something!
    Example "Do not PK me plz! ^ _ ^


- R -
  • Respawn: English term.
    The respawn time is the time it takes for a monster to reappear.
  • RP: Role Play (English). "Interpretation of the role" in French term referring to the fact
    interpret the role of his character in a game (video or not).
    In a mmorpg, this often results in a manner of speaking or behaving that is his avatar.
  • ground or res: Resurrection
    Sort resurrected for a character or a pet.
    Example: "I can kill rez plz? "
  • rofl: " Rolling On The Floor Laughing "(English).
    " I'm rolling on the floor laughing "in French.
    equivalent of" lol "and other" lol "


- S -
  • SPIKE (English). "sting" in french.
    is the infliction of maximum damage in minimum time.
    The "Spike" is widely used in PvP, especially in groups. Indeed, We are talking more about "spike team" or "spike team" player rather than spike.
    For this, several Spikers team up to kill a target in one shot: all damage arrive at the same time on the target, making the task impossible. However
    develop a good spike requires a perfect coordination (such as TS).
  • SS Stamina Saver (English). "Energy Saver" in French.
    see EA
  • skills: (English). "Skills" in french.
    skills of your character.


- T -
  • Tamer (English). "Tamer" in french.
    name given to three classes using animal invocations.
  • TP: Town Portal (English). "Gateway City" in french. That said
    spells or items to open a portal to town.
    also used this term to teleportation.
    eg "I TP to town to search for potions.
  • Trap: (English). "Trap" in French.
    Traps are traps class types "archers".
  • TS: Team Speak.
    Software VoIP (Voice Over IP) necessary to enjoy the game as a group.
    It allows oral communication between players. TS is the best known VoIP software, but there are other operating very well (Skype, Ventrilo, ...).
    TS is a free software that can be purchased on the official website: http://www.goteamspeak.com
  • tank or tanker: (English).
    The tank is a tough character class, which focuses the attention of monsters to give free action to casters (wizard, healer) to launch spells without interruption.

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