TheMachineKiller wrote: »You need shorthand notation. No one wants to spam throughout their guilds like
"Hello fellow gamers, it has come upon the time in which we shall do the daily dungeon veteran pledge along with our fellow brethren. Positions we're currently hiring for are (but not subject to): Tanking, Healing, and/or Damage Per-Second fellows. We appreciate your time here and we hope you consider taking upon this daily challenge with us."
Well what's the point typing something fully if everyone understands the abbreviation?
Abbreviations are meant to make it easier and faster as long as there is a common understanding. Obviously meant for an informal way of communication. That has nothing to do with the deterioration of the language or whatever else people want to imply about it. I know it may be hard especially for older generations to understand it, but that's just how it is. Different generations will have different customs. Always. And I think that's good the way it is.
raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »But why do people use so many abbreviations in this game and in other games? Has the skill of spelling became too complicated for so many out there? I'm not saying this to be mean, but most of the time I don't even understand what players are requesting, especially when it comes down asking people for dungeons in the zone.
hmm then they might as well put links in the chat that automatically group you.
Pretty much like an item linked in the chat.
Then you can link "Normal:darkshade cavern" "silver:darkshade cavern" or "gold:darkshade cavern"
double click to join in...
Smileybones wrote: »hmm then they might as well put links in the chat that automatically group you.
Pretty much like an item linked in the chat.
Then you can link "Normal:darkshade cavern" "silver:darkshade cavern" or "gold:darkshade cavern"
double click to join in...
They have this sort of system for grouping in Tera.
It's pretty neat: basically a LFG window on its own where people post LFG messages. One click and it send a PM to crown with an accept/decline option (1 click too). Also the window is not on the way when you don't want it to and you can look at it everytime you want to.