[Petition] New Atwar terminologies

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You saw what I did there?

This thread introduces developed acronyms and abbreviations through compulsive observation of competitive games and may or may not help at all but I'll take my chances on how the forum reacts. (Despite of that, I still suck at competitive games but hey)

edit: you can only choose 1 option? No multiple choices? o.O
In this case, choose the best or fits the competitive game

Communication between allies plays a vital role on said matches yet consumes time, given competitive games are divided between turn observation, commanding, walling, and chatting (and often--trolling). The latter is given the least attention. Players will try and even avoid wasting time on chat unless you're confident and has time to spare. That is why language evolves. Because people are either lazy or smart and obviously, im the former.

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1. Nuke
To attack a city with huge amount of units. /In comparison with stack; stacking is either used to defend-or-attack a capital or a strategic point/
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2. Choke Point (abb., CP)
A location on the game map where the topography restricts access or a strategic point/ strategic stronghold, expensive for the enemy to capture once captured. Usually a strategic city that is vital for captured country.
/In association of the abbreviation cap-captured/

(A). Hamburg, Istanbul-a mountain pass, or a shallow point (or whatever hamburg is); lifelines of Germany and Turkey.
eg. cp hamburg i cap austria nxt turn
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3. Strafe-Strafing
In Aviation, it is used to attack ground troops from a low-flying aircraft.
In Atwar, it can be used to break walls in a wider margin to elicit paranoia

eg. strafe low balkans
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4. BnZ-Boom and Zoom
In Aviation or in animal kingdom. It is play style that aims to take advantage of a high energy state to bounce the enemy, avoiding any prolonged fighting in order to conserve speed and/or altitude.
In Atwar, it can be referred to city-hopping or maneuvering a stack through enemy territory by capturing hostile-vital cities to cripple income. It is a strategy used excessively by competitive pros. The idea is to choke strategic points during expansion turn then proceeding to choke or stack another strategic point.

eg., SM ukraine nukes athens and wfs romania T1 then nukes Romania at T2 or stacks kiev T2
nice bnz yo




Alterations to common abberaviations.

1. TBD/ tbd-past tense of tb. (People tend to be grammatically correct; tbed)
2. RPN-Role Playing Noob. (High rankies who cant defeat a fellow noob in competitive gameplay; a spawn from RP breeding)
3. BI-Blabbering Idiot (Low ranking trolls who taunts/ troll low ranks to break their attention from the game)
4. (A) Halp-help, (B) Nub-Noob, and (C) You call that fight of the century? Because fuck you.

I like how profanity is tolerable in this game.

buds


Pending, gtg train.

I am first voter

1. Nuke
Sounds more like an actual nuke (atomic bomb) but yeah, could work

2. Choke Point (abb., CP)
Might be hard to find a use for this term. It's hard to classify a city as such except for the WW trenches.

3. Strafe-Strafing
I think you're idea isn't that good since "break those walls" is far eassier for me than using some unknown word XD

4. BnZ-Boom and Zoom
I'm not completely sure about what the concept is...


2. RPN-Role Playing Noob.
I don't get this XD all RP players are noobs

3. BI-Blabbering Idiot
Where's the fun in saying abreviated insults????

Napísal RaulPB, 03.05.2015 at 14:14

2. Choke Point (abb., CP)
Might be hard to find a use for this term. It's hard to classify a city as such except for the WW trenches.

Germany-hamburg, austria
turkey-istanbul, izmir, romana, athens
Ukraine-odessa
Italy-Milan, naples
UK-Birmingham
Spain-Bilbao
Denmark-Malmo
Sweden-Gothenburg
Greece-Patras

Napísal RaulPB, 03.05.2015 at 14:14

3. Strafe-Strafing
I think you're idea isn't that good since "break those walls" is far eassier for me than using some unknown word XD

We commonly use, break paris or break berlin. But the term generalizes the concept of breaking walls in a marginal scale. Like, strafe scandanavia than to pinpoint each country, strafe high-low/sup-inf/north-south balkans, strafe swiss (and surrounding cities like milan and turin)

Napísal RaulPB, 03.05.2015 at 14:14

3. BI-Blabbering Idiot
Where's the fun in saying abreviated insults????

Raul: zizou is lub, zizou is lyf
yeo: damn it raul, youre such a BI
Raul: Bad Influence?
yeo: No-ahihi

Lol, this belongs in off-topic XD

Napísal Yeomanry, 03.05.2015 at 15:38

Germany-hamburg, austria --> Hitler has conquered Austria again? What about Munich??
turkey-istanbul, izmir, romana, athens --> Last time I checked, athens and rumania aren't turkish cities. Might as well check it again I guess. Istambul is the primary target usually.
Ukraine-odessa
Italy-Milan, naples --> what about that little south port which i never remember its name??
UK-Birmingham
Spain-Bilbao --> Barcelona?
Denmark-Malmo --> is this even a city??
Sweden-Gothenburg
Greece-Patras --> just take athens

The point of my clowning around is to say that what for you might be a choke point, might not be for another person, it's far better to specify the city you want to attack just to avoid possible misunderstandings right? XD

Napísal Yeomanry, 03.05.2015 at 15:38

Raul: zizou is lub, zizou is lyf
yeo: damn it raul, youre such a BI
Raul: Bad Influence?
yeo: No-ahihi
Raul: Ok then, have a nice day. (Thoughts: won't ever talk to this lunatic in my life!)

Isn't the insult aiming to make the other guy realize what he actually is and hope he complains in some way??

Napísal RaulPB, 03.05.2015 at 15:55

The point of my clowning around is to say that what for you might be a choke point, might not be for another person, it's far better to specify the city you want to attack just to avoid possible misunderstandings right? XD

It's used both as a noun and a term; does not classify cities of such.

Napísal Yeomanry, 03.05.2015 at 12:37

eg. cp hamburg i cap austria nxt turn

Havent I used that correctly or want me to cite another sentence example? I reckon competitive pros knew which cities to stack their units.
Why Germany wfs holland and walls hamburg, why UK walls birmingham, Turkey-istanbul, Ukraine-Odessa and Italy goes nuts whenver Milan is captured or in this case, choked! You use it as a noun ._.

Napísal Yeomanry, 03.05.2015 at 16:05

Hm... So choke = capture? I'm afraid I'm confused now

Napísal RaulPB, 03.05.2015 at 17:45

Napísal Yeomanry, 03.05.2015 at 16:05

Hm... So choke = capture? I'm afraid I'm confused now

Where are the medics! nice non-realistic ;_;

You could PM acq personally, so he add them...

I wish AtWar default map had some rivers that can only be crossed with boat, by air, or through city, as well as some mountains that also can only be crossed by air or though city, so there are more choke points. Would be pretty interesting to see the effects of making Kiev, Frankfurt, and other such currently out-in-the-open cities choke points.

Napísal International, 04.05.2015 at 02:38

I wish AtWar default map had some rivers that can only be crossed with boat, by air, or through city, as well as some mountains that also can only be crossed by air or though city, so there are more choke points. Would be pretty interesting to see the effects of making Kiev, Frankfurt, and other such currently out-in-the-open cities choke points.

At last, someone who understands choke points!

Napísal RaulPB, 03.05.2015 at 17:45

Napísal Yeomanry, 03.05.2015 at 16:05

Hm... So choke = capture? I'm afraid I'm confused now

Yes and no (I guess) The term capturing is only associated conventionally. The term choke points are only effective on areas hard to maneuver such as straights or secret passages adjacent to vital cities. It's a widely used strategy by the military (in the real world ofc).

And the abbreviation is shorten and is ease of use: C-A-P, and C-P. Viola!
As for romania and athens, those are vital to turkey as austria is to germany, holland to UK.

Napísal Yeomanry, 04.05.2015 at 21:11

Yes and no (I guess) The term capturing is only associated conventionally. The term choke points are only effective on areas hard to maneuver such as straights or secret passages adjacent to vital cities. It's a widely used strategy by the military (in the real world ofc).

Well, I'm not sure if I'm just dumb or is it actually hard to understand. I'd be really confused if someone used that word in the middle of a game, I'd be like "wtf is this guy asking me to do". For me it's much more simple to just tell me to capture a certain city

Napísal RaulPB, 05.05.2015 at 06:34

Napísal Yeomanry, 04.05.2015 at 21:11

Yes and no (I guess) The term capturing is only associated conventionally. The term choke points are only effective on areas hard to maneuver such as straights or secret passages adjacent to vital cities. It's a widely used strategy by the military (in the real world ofc).

Well, I'm not sure if I'm just dumb or is it actually hard to understand. I'd be really confused if someone used that word in the middle of a game, I'd be like "wtf is this guy asking me to do". For me it's much more simple to just tell me to capture a certain city

i guess it doesnt fit in in atwar. Well, i tried

Let's stick to nuke then. hehe

Napísal Yeomanry, 05.05.2015 at 06:57

i guess it doesnt fit in in atwar. Well, i tried

Let's stick to nuke then. hehe

lol sorry, I don't mean to be a jerk about it, I just don't seem to get the hang of it XD
Nuke sounds funnier

Napísal Cthulhu, 06.05.2015 at 00:13

10x upvotes!!!!!! watching it from my phone remind me highschool