Who can tell me the terms in Warcraft, such as NE? I'm definitely a rookie without any contact.

NE is night. RoC: Warcraft III: classic: ditto TFT: frozen throne, expansion piece Xpac or expansion piece: ditto, refers to the caster of the ice peak throne: refers to all units whose main function is to release magic. For example, witches, shamans, banshees, claw druids air: refers to all flying troops. For example, the biped flying dragon, Gargoyle, Horn Eagle and Dwarf Helicopter. Generally, it is divided into light and heavy according to personal strength. AA: refers to "air-to-air", which is usually used to refer to units that can attack air targets, and those units that are specially used to annihilate flying troops, such as headhunters, archers, musketeers, cave demons, etc. Melee: refers to those units whose main function is melee, such as Gollum, Infantry and Huntress. Ghouls. BS: Stabbing in the back means that players deliberately put their allies at a disadvantage, usually without warning, trying to defeat their allies. This is considered to be a very despicable means, and it may lead to the closure of cdkey in the ladder. Bser refers to players who have the above behaviors. Abuse: Abuse some tactics and troops that are easy to win. For example, if someone suddenly discovers a tactic that can make full use of the Naga Sea Witch Energy Shield and uses it in every game for 20 consecutive games, it may be called abuse by other players. (P.S.: When watching videos, I often see people calling others sadistic ...) DD: Direct injury, which is used to describe magic or skills that can cause harm to units and areas when used. Buff: used to describe magic or skills that can have lasting effects on units, such as fire of the heart or bloodthirsty. Expanding to buffs refers to those buffs that can cause negative effects, such as purification and deceleration. Common tactics-Strat: short for macro operation of tactical Macr. Refers to the operation of building the army, building the base and the economy. Micr is the abbreviation of micro-operation, which refers to issuing commands to troops in battle-for example, pulling injured units out of fierce fighting or focusing fire on priority targets. Rush: Concentrate on building troops as soon as possible at the beginning of the game. And try to beat your opponent before he builds a defense. Cheese or cheap: used to refer to tactics that are looked down upon by most people for one reason or another: it may be because there is no depth, no skill, or just a superficial overwhelming advantage. These tactics are often used in the early stage of the game, often by surprise attack, plus some luck elements. Often desperate. Once this tactic is repelled, it is usually impossible to rally and defeat the other side. (PS: 5555, I'm ashamed to death, I like watching the video of this tactic most ...) Harassment: continuous hit-and-run (P.S.: hit-and-run) tactics, the main goal is not to cause harm to the other side. But it interferes with each other's ability and efficiency in macro and micro operations. (attachment: it means harassment and is generally used directly. If you really respect grammar and use harassment, foreigners will definitely say "Clearly your mother tongue is not English" > _ Multitasking: Do several things at the same time-for example, build an army and open a branch when attacking. Tech: climbing technology, used as a verb, for example, to tech refers to building buildings, researching and upgrading to a certain position on the technology tree, so that specific troops can be built. For example, from tech to tier 3. Usually need harassment and building defense to cooperate. (P.S: fast-tech refers to the tactics of fast climbing technique) The first letter of aggressive, aggressive. It is usually used to describe the location of buildings, such as otower or obarrack. Rush the tower, offset the towering, push the tower, tr: build a defensive tower at the enemy base as an attack means. Crawl: Used as a verb, for example, crawl. It means attacking and destroying neutral and hostile wildlife (PS: neutrality and invincibility are sheep ...) to get gold, experience and goods. Access to strategic buildings, such as goblin shops and mercenary camps, has been cleared. D: Short for defense, usually referring to defensive buildings such as defensive towers. For example, tell your allies to take something to the tank: as a verb, (for example, use your moutain gaint to go to the tank) refers to the unit's ability to withstand damage, which is usually used to protect other units. When used as a noun (for example, a king can make a good tank), it refers to a unit that can be used as a meat shield. Hit caster: refers to the magical power that concentrates fire to attack the enemy. Expand or Exp is used as a verb to expand and establish a new foundation. Also used as a noun (see the description of the map and map points below) Tier: refers to the state of the building you use to produce workers. (attachment: that's the main base! ) The game starts with Tier 1, which increases with each upgrade of the main base, and the highest level is Tier 3. (Attachment: I don't understand why such a simple concept should be described in such a complicated language ...) It can also be abbreviated as t 1/t2/t3. Or an abbreviation replaced by main. CC: creep and counter. Quickly MF upgrade your hero around the map, and then counter the actions your opponent will take, such as harassing or climbing technology. Rush: As a verb, it means to build a hero and some troops as soon as possible, and then attack the enemy as soon as possible. So the game will end at the first base. When used as a noun, it refers to this tactic. Turtle: As a verb, it means to put down many defensive towers in the base when climbing technology. Nuke: As a verb, it means to kill a unit (usually a hero) quickly by using the skill of direct damage continuously. It is called the hero nuclear bomb. For example, when I want to kill him with nuclear weapons at the beginning of the battle, I mean the attack method mentioned above. For example, I have been killing exorcist with my Death Entanglement+Frost Fiction +Impolenuke. Retreat: Used as a verb to retreat. Third-party programs: third-party software. -MH: map cheater, cheating software used to eliminate the fog of war. APM: The number of actions per minute-a standard set by third-party software, which is used to measure the speed at which a person clicks the mouse and show what he clicks, and is usually used as a rough measure. For example, at the beginning of the game, three farmers were sent to collect gold, one to build a barracks, one to cut wood, and then two farmers were trained in the city hall. This is an example of the construction sequence. & gt>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> & & gt>>>>>>>>>>: the expression of crying. Like a pair of closed eyes hanging down two lines of tears. Good luck. DD: Don't die (lose). HF: Have fun. Kurt: Kill them all. No map: it means useless or cheating without a map. Gabby: Great game. Please go ahead. LOL: Laugh loudly. Noob: a novice, a person who has just started playing games-also used to satirize people who are not good at it. Re or RM: rebuild. Usually used to ask someone for another plate. RC: Same as above. Bab originated in Korea, a mild curse, suggesting that you are an animal. Gosu: Expert, expert, also from Korea. Chob is a novice, also from South Korea. BM: It's rude. Smurfs: High-level players set up new accounts, pretending to be newcomers and playing with inexperienced players. L33t or leet: Elite player, master. Aim #: Used to quickly inform your allies to focus on attacking specific units. Usually # refers to the level of wildlife or heroes. For example, there are two level 5 outdoor creatures, one level 6 and the other level 2. Target 6 means attacking level 6 wildlife. & gt>>>>>>>>>>> map >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. (Generally a custom map) Map name -Lt: losttemple.pi: plunder island GW: gnolwood tr: turtlerock.tm: twisted meadows 2r: map points of two rivers. Expo or Expand: you can create a grassroots or resource point. Making maps-mpq: mike o "brainpack, mike o 'brien package. A compressed file format adopted by Blizzard. All game data is in this format. Trigger: short for Trigger:trigger. Conditional/action statements commonly used for execution in games can be created with a map editor. Mod: A set of files used to change game data and unit attributes. Although it is interesting for single players, it can't be played on Battle.net. It's short for forum moderator. & gt>>>>>>>>>>> orcs >>>>>>>>>>>>>>. This tactic is usually used by the first prophet to harass enemy farmers. When building a first-class base, a double barracks will be built, and a siege vehicle will be built when building a second-class base. This tactic is most effective for NE, but it is also effective for those races who insist on leaving the ground forces. In Gollum attack, one unit has an advantage, and siege vehicles have an advantage in attacking units without armor or reinforced armor. Bat /Wyv: Troll Bat Knight and Wind Knight. Harassment is very important in this tactic, because almost no first-class arms are made, such as Gollum. It is better to harass the blade master and the prophet and build one or two more towers. Quickly upgrade to the secondary base and build two corrals. After the completion of the project, the wind knight and the troll bat knight began to leave quickly. Bats are very effective against light air units like the Diagon Eagle. They are also good at attacking buildings. Wind Knight is very effective for ground melee troops like Huntress, because the other side can't attack them. But it is not conducive to confronting a large number of ground long-range troops. Unit -HH Troll Headhunter Zeke Troll Berserker Food or Demonstration Siege Car Wolf Ghost Wolf Wyv or Fern Wind Knight Bat Troll Bat Knight Doc Witch Sham Sham SW or Walker Soul Walker Tauren FS or Prophet Beast Master TC or Chie. Ftan Tauren Chieftain SH Shadow Hunter Building -Rax Barracks Mill War Mill Shop Boarding Soul Destination Totem Totem Totem Totem Totem Skill -CL or Chain Lightning Chain Wolf, Beast and Ghost FS Perspective Seismic Means Earthquake WW Wind Go M. I Mirror Critically Strike or Critically Strike Fatal Strike BS Blade Storm Wave or SW Shock Wave Trample or WS War Trample End or EA Lasting Aura Enchantment Snake Enchantment Wave or HW Treatment Wave BBV or Voodoo Voodoo Voodoo Witchcraft >; & gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt； & gt>>>>>>>>>>> Tactics-Wagonmancher: Wizard+Meat Mixer Abomshee: Hatred+Banshee Mass Ghouls or Goos: Ghoul fiend/ Attribute: cave demon+ten-win stone power-Goo ghoul Apo or Apom hates Dessy or Destro or Dest destroyer Nec wizard Shee banshee Stat ten-win stone statue Gag Gargoyle demon maggot frost demon Aco abbot DK death knight DL fear demon CL crypt lord building-courtyard cemetery shop Zig psychic tower temple or TotD curse temple house slaughterhouse pit sacrifice abyss skills-AMS: Beyond anti-magic. Shell coil: death winding contract or DP: death pact evil or UA: evil aura AD manipulates corpse V. Bloodsucking aura beetle carrion beetle carapace or spiny carapace FN frost nova FA frost armor DND dies and withers >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> & GT>>>>>>>>>>> Tactics-Rifles/Castors: Musketeers+Witches+Pastoral Power-Feet: Rifles or Roof Infantry Musketeers Sorc Witch WE or Ely Water Element Destroyer Dhawk Dragon Eagle Knight Griffin Division Eagle Tank Siege Machine Gyro Aircraft AM Pala Ly Paladin Beastmaster bloodmage Building -RAX Barracks Workshop Smith Blacksmith Workshop Rolling Mill Logging Plant Holy Land Mysterious Holy Land Bird House Griffin Cage Skills -Bliz Blizzard (tm). (Attachment: I'm really cautious ... don't forget to mark the registered trademark for the spell with the same name as the company name) WE water element Brilli brilliant aura mass pass Bolt or SB storm hammer clap your hands Thunder strikes the Great God arrival HL or bright light ds or shield divine shield DA or pious focus aura FS flame storm siphon magic lottery >; & gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt>>>>>>>> Tactics-Chim Chimera+Eagle Shooter/DotC Shooter+Raptor Druys/Bear Tree Demon+Master Druid Force-Hunting Huntress Lethita or Glaive Thrower. Meila DH devil hunter KotG Jungle Guardian Potm Mirana Nightshade Building -AOW or AoWar War Ancient Hall or HH Hunter Hall Store or AoWonders Store AP or Prot Ancient Guardian MW or Wells Moon Well AoL or Lore Knowledge Ancient Tree AoWind Ancient Habitat Chimera ToL Tree of Life Skills -FF faerie fire, Also refers to the concentrated fire MB mana burning Immo sacrifice Eva dodge Meta demon abnormal roots or winding roots around Fon or Shuren force of nature thorns or ta thorns aura Tranq quiet owl owl scout hot or flaming arrow ts or strike aura SF star falling SS shadow raid fog blade fan revenge spirit >>& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> GT>>>>> neutral unit > >>& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt> unit-BM or cheese master BM PL Abyss Lord New South Wales or Na Janna Gahai Witch Dr. Traxex Tinker Tinker Engineer goblin sappers Led Zeppelin goblin airship crusher harvester building. Room skills -Quil summons porcupine Rof flame rain howl or hot terror howl to split and attack Bof flame spewing haze wine fog quarreler drunken fist Sef flame storm MS energy shield absorbs life, absorbs goblins or factory pockets, factory rockets and missiles bomb items-pots and bottles (P.S blood bottles and magic bottles) dust develops dust boots speed boots.