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Along those lines...

 

pat = patrol a single or small group of NPCs that moves between two or more points (could transition into an "unexpected add" if the person/group is not careful).

 

train = a large group of mobs chasing a player character

 

I updated the post :tran_smile:

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Been seeing this quite a bit on my server's general chat on fleet and always have to explain to new ppl what it means.

 

Min IL 216 = Minimum Item level this group leader will accept for a invite to content =- in this case 216. ( IL can also be substituted with GS for gear score)

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When I was new, I often saw people looking for players to join ops-groups with an added "e + e only". I kept wondering what that might be. Later on I realized, that "e + e" stands for "equipped and experienced".

 

I will update the thread, thank you :tran_smile:

 

I have also seen players use a "+" when writing in chat meaning that they are ready for invite.

 

"+1" can also mean that the player agree

 

I will update with all three things, please give me more feedback

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Been seeing this quite a bit on my server's general chat on fleet and always have to explain to new ppl what it means.

 

Min IL 216 = Minimum Item level this group leader will accept for a invite to content =- in this case 216. ( IL can also be substituted with GS for gear score)

 

Ok, I have not seen that on the server I play on but I will add it if it helps someone to understand.

 

Thank you :tran_smile:

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Hi!

 

I added Jung Ma. I wrote "JM = Jung Ma".

 

Do you call it JM or is there a better RP name for it?

 

Hmm, not that I have seen...I know we are sometimes called Jung Mayans or Junga Mayans. I suppose the name is short enough where people mostly just go by JM or Jung Ma. It has a rich history of great players, and still has some great players that stayed!

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Hmm, not that I have seen...I know we are sometimes called Jung Mayans or Junga Mayans. I suppose the name is short enough where people mostly just go by JM or Jung Ma. It has a rich history of great players, and still has some great players that stayed!

 

I update with "JM = Jung Ma. Players on this server are sometimes called Jung Mayans or Junga Mayans."

 

Thank you :tran_smile:

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Thank you, the thread is very helpfull :)

 

Very helpful indeed :)

 

I am very happy that I can give something back to the community for all the fun I have in this game :tran_cool:

 

Please let me know if something needs to be changed or if you find something that belongs in the list.

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Yes, he or she actually wrote "Achs" with the meaning of "Achievements".

I have no idea how common this is, though.

 

Thank you for the link. I have actually not seen anyone before use the term "achs" when it comes to achievements.

 

I have added it to the list, if it helps someone it is worth it :tran_smile:

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I've only heard "EC" being used for Eternal Championship and not "TEC".

 

I wrote TEC since it differs from the EC that means Explosive Conflict about a month ago.

 

It seems like that the playerbase likes EC for both Eternal Championship and Explosive Conflict even if it can be confusling if somone wants to "LFG EC".

 

I have updated the post.

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I often use the name "Eternal Chamber" for the OP featuring Soa ... hence my personal abbreviation "EC" for it ...

It is called "Ewige Kammer" in German-language SWTOR, whereas "Kammer" is normally translated as "chamber" into English language, like in the "Chamber Orchestra", for example.

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I often use the name "Eternal Chamber" for the OP featuring Soa ... hence my personal abbreviation "EC" for it ...

It is called "Ewige Kammer" in German-language SWTOR, whereas "Kammer" is normally translated as "chamber" into English language, like in the "Chamber Orchestra", for example.

 

It is interesting with personal abbreviations :tran_smile:

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The thing is that even the devs are using EC to mean Eternal Championship

 

I have seen both TEC and EC beeing used when it comes to the Eternal Championship.

 

I have updated with EC a few hours ago.

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