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Here's a list of terms you will often encounter when playing WarLight. There is large overlap with the general chat-language, but there are some WarLight-specific words as well. | Here's a list of terms you will often encounter when playing WarLight. There is large overlap with the general chat-language, but there are some WarLight-specific words as well. | ||
| − | * '''16%''' | + | * '''16%''' – The [[Luck Modifier|luck]] is set at 16%. It can be any percentage, but 16% is popular because the often-used 4 vs 2 attack will have a 100% chance of winning, however, a 3 vs 2 attack will have a 80% chance of winning. Often in [[Game Name|game]] or [[tournament]] name. |
| − | * '''ATM''' | + | * '''ATM''' – Short for At The Moment |
| − | * '''Diplomacy''' | + | * '''Diplomacy''' – A game with private chat enabled, to encourage truces and treaties between players that are not teamed together from the start. |
| − | * '''FFA''' | + | * '''FFA''' – Free for all, i.e. without [[teams]]. |
| − | * '''GG, gg''' | + | * '''FTB''' – First Turn Bonus; a type of strategy. |
| − | * '''LD''' | + | * '''GG, gg''' – Good game, often said at the end of a game to compliment other players with their strategy, fair-play and/or manners. |
| − | * '''NC''' | + | * '''LD''' – [[Local deployments]]. Often in the game/tournament name. |
| − | *'''VTE''' | + | * '''NC''' – No [[cards]]. Often in game or tournament name. |
| − | * '''Strategic, Strat''' | + | *'''VTE''' – Vote to End. Often used in [[Diplomacy Gametype|diplomacy games]]. |
| − | * '''auto''' | + | * '''Strategic, Strat''' – A game with [[settings]] equal to or largely like the [[Strategic 1 v 1|Strategic 1v1 template]]. Often in game or tournament titles. |
| − | * '''gl''' | + | * '''auto''' – [[Random Warlords and Random Cities|Random (automatic) distribution]] of [[territories]] upon starting a game. Often in game or tournament titles. |
| − | * '''hf''' | + | * '''gl''' – Good luck |
| − | * '''hree, jere, here, ghere ''' | + | * '''hf''' – Have fun |
| − | * '''random''' | + | * '''hree, jere, here, ghere ''' – I am aware I exceeded the [[Booted|boot]] timer. I was away, but I am here now. I promise I will hurry now in committing my turn, please don't boot me. |
| + | * '''random''' – Random distribution of territories upon starting a game. Often in game or tournament titles. | ||
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Revision as of 08:29, 3 June 2015
Here's a list of terms you will often encounter when playing WarLight. There is large overlap with the general chat-language, but there are some WarLight-specific words as well.
- 16% – The luck is set at 16%. It can be any percentage, but 16% is popular because the often-used 4 vs 2 attack will have a 100% chance of winning, however, a 3 vs 2 attack will have a 80% chance of winning. Often in game or tournament name.
- ATM – Short for At The Moment
- Diplomacy – A game with private chat enabled, to encourage truces and treaties between players that are not teamed together from the start.
- FFA – Free for all, i.e. without teams.
- FTB – First Turn Bonus; a type of strategy.
- GG, gg – Good game, often said at the end of a game to compliment other players with their strategy, fair-play and/or manners.
- LD – Local deployments. Often in the game/tournament name.
- NC – No cards. Often in game or tournament name.
- VTE – Vote to End. Often used in diplomacy games.
- Strategic, Strat – A game with settings equal to or largely like the Strategic 1v1 template. Often in game or tournament titles.
- auto – Random (automatic) distribution of territories upon starting a game. Often in game or tournament titles.
- gl – Good luck
- hf – Have fun
- hree, jere, here, ghere – I am aware I exceeded the boot timer. I was away, but I am here now. I promise I will hurry now in committing my turn, please don't boot me.
- random – Random distribution of territories upon starting a game. Often in game or tournament titles.