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Commonly
used Multi-player RS Terms
Daywanderer
The
internet is crawling with various abbreviations
and words, and a newbie can easily be overwhelmed
when the chat window is flooded with two-letter
compliments after the games. Here's a list of
the most commonly used terms and abbreviations
in Rogue Spear multiplay.
Abbreviations
GG
Good Game
NJ Nice Job
GJ Good Job
TX Thanks
NS Nice Shot
GS Good Shot
NF Nice Frag
GF Good Frag
WB Welcome Back
TK Team Kill(er)
FF Friendly Fire
HBS Heart Beat
Sensor
R6 Rainbow Six
RS Rogue Spear
EW Eagle Watch
UO Urban Operations
COE Covert Operations
Essentials
RSE Red Storm Entertainment
AGR-S Newsgroup
Alt.Games.Rainbow-Six
Reg A regular contributor
to the newsgroup, and trusted player
Mod Unsupported
game patch to add to, or enhance the gameplay
Mod as in 'Who
Mod?' Moderator, the host player, in control
of multigamer options
Terms
Lurker
- Someone who reads but rarely posts at the
newsgroup
Camper - Someone who remains in the same
spot for a major part or during the duration
of the game, usually hated by most RS players.
Pistols Only - A game type where the
players are only using pistols, often enforced
by using the "Kit Restrictions" option.
No Crossing - Term used on the Bunkers
map. When using the No Crossing rule the players
are not allowed to move to the other side of
the map. Whether or not the players can move
to the area in front of their own bunkers varies
from game to game.
Ping - The time, in milliseconds, it
takes for the info from your PC to get sent
to the host's PC and back. Never join games
with pings over 300ms. Try to keep in around
100-150ms.
Lag - If the ping is too high you'll
experience lag. Lag is when you e.g. press Space
to open a door and it takes several seconds
before the door actually opens. Much lag can
seriously interfere with gameplay, as the opponent
you just fired at may be in a completely different
spot when the info(i.e. you pulling the trigger)
reaches the host's PC, and thus the bullets
will mow down a bunch of innocent air molecules,
but leave the opponent unscathed.
Sept. 2000
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