Common abbreviations used in this site - Guild Wars Forums

prism2525 · Aug 09, 2006, 02:36 PM // 14:36

I think this may be useful for ppl who are confused (like me) about certain terms used in the forums.

F**** = Offensive language. Has also many other colourful variations (like 'FOOKER'

)The most loved i might add

Wammo = a W/Mo
Wammo (mentality) = someone who thinks that just cos he's a W/Mo he can go amok on any group without considering the other players in the group. Usually followed by a tide of insults too.
noob/nub = someone who doesn't know the game (although ppl use it as a plain insult most of the time)
GORED ENGINE = insults...
STFU = quite frankly i'm still not sure what this means.

I probably missed a ton of them so please help me keep this up to date

Chief · Aug 09, 2006, 09:26 PM // 21:26

Read the FAQs. It is a STICKY for a reason. This thread already been created. You may find other information posted in the FAQs useful ... take a look.

Aug 09, 2006, 02:36 PM // 14:36	#1
prism2525 Forge Runner Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Among dead bodies. Guild: The Republic of Sky Pirates Profession: E/	Common abbreviations used in this site I think this may be useful for ppl who are confused (like me) about certain terms used in the forums. F** = Offensive language. Has also many other colourful variations (like 'FOOKER' )The most loved i might add Wammo = a W/Mo Wammo (mentality) = someone who thinks that just cos he's a W/Mo he can go amok on any group without considering the other players in the group. Usually followed by a tide of insults too. noob/nub = someone who doesn't know the game (although ppl use it as a plain insult most of the time) GORED ENGINE = insults... STFU** = quite frankly i'm still not sure what this means. I probably missed a ton of them so please help me keep this up to date

Aug 09, 2006, 09:26 PM // 21:26	#2
Chief Site Contributor Join Date: Apr 2005	Why don't you read the FAQs? Read the FAQs. It is a STICKY for a reason. This thread already been created. You may find other information posted in the FAQs useful ... take a look.