Who can explain some special terms in wow, such as 3h, t3 suit and so on?

Well, someone has asked this question. Let me tell you what I know. First of all, say the name of the copywriter. Generally, the famous manuscripts are abbreviations taken from foreign clothes.

Heart of molten fire: MC, full name of molten core.

Black wing nest: BWL, full name of black wing nest

Anqila: TAQ, the full name of Anqila Temple (note that this is Anqila Temple with Anqila ruins).

Naxamas: Naxamas, full name Naxamas.

Dark Temple: BT, the full name of Black Temple.

Sunwell Highland: SW, full name of Sunwell (this name is not exact, but the initials must be these two)

Crusade trial: TOC, full name of Crusade trial.

Icecrown Fortress: ICC, full name Icecrown Fortress

The above is a classic copy abbreviation. As for the 3H you mentioned, it's short for the battle of heroic scenes. Because it takes three people to fight, and it is heroic, it is called 3H for short. T3 is the name of the professional suit, T series is the abbreviation of Tier, and T 1 to T 16 is the order of all official professional suits. There are also some names given by players, such as T0.5, T2.5, T6.5 and T7.5, 8.5, etc. There are also some intermediate transitional clothes stipulated by the government, such as T2.5, and there are also professional restrictions. Some are transitional spare parts, such as T6.5, not suits; Some are the same suit with different levels, such as T7.5 and T8.5. ..

There are OTher common terms, such as ot, which means hate overflow. The English full name is Overtounced, that is, non-tank occupations hate BOSS more than tanks, which easily leads to team attrition. Of course, this word is rare now, because after the revision, all tank professional hatred is no longer a problem, and generally it will not be ot unless the tank paddles too hard. It is necessary to know that DPS and treatment need to worry about not only their own output and treatment, but also hatred can not exceed tanks, otherwise it will also lead to mass extinction. Another term, DPS, you must know. The full name is damage per second, which means damage per second. Similarly, there are two other words for tank and healing, TPS and HPS, which are hate creation per second and healing per second respectively, but they are rarely used. In 1980, there was a transitional term GS, which was the abbreviation of Gear Score, which translated into equipment score. In fact, this term is not an official term, but a rating of equipment evaluation by plug-ins. Later, it was not used much, but it was funny that someone once asked me if GS was an attack. I am speechless. . . These are some things I know, but I'm sure I haven't written them all, because some of them can't be remembered at the moment. Let's talk about some abbreviations made by national service players in the game later, such as FB, FWQ, FM and YX, which are nothing more than the initials of Chinese Pinyin. I won't say the abbreviations of various occupations. I think you all understand. The current version has a random copy system, so you don't have to run your own books or form your own team. It used to be time-consuming and laborious to call the copywriting team, but writing all the copywriting names with initials will definitely ensure that others can understand them. To put it bluntly, it is lazy and saves trouble. I can understand that you need a thief to write a DZ. If you write a FLLM, who knows that you are a team of mana graves? Therefore, abbreviations should be appropriate and universal. That's my answer. I typed a lot, but maybe you don't need too much. If you don't know anything, you can ask questions or talk privately.