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The Universal Runescape Language!

AseenusAseenus Member UncommonPosts: 1,844

All games have there own jargon but Runescape (unlike any other game) has created a whole new language !

any experianced Runescape member will agree when i say that Runescape has its own language (mainly used by the more experianced (leet) members! its abit like pig latin as in its based on english but its very different + makes no sence wat so ever :P

e.g.

pl0x= please
i am ze vin= i am good or leet
n00bzorz= well this ones pretty obviouse.. noob
die irl= die in real life.. (u understand wat it means but still)
die pl0x?= die please? why would u put a questionmark at the end of that lol

these are very few (i cant think of any more at the moment)

like i said before.. RS also has its own jargon but this is explaining the language used by many members :P

What are your thoughts on this and if you are an experianced RS member give a few more examples :P

Comments

  • SunHaterSunHater Member Posts: 117

    wow. and i thought general web language was complicated.
    wb - welcome back
    they gave up the thx(thanx, thanks) for ty cuz ty(thank you) was one letter shorter
    in a while there is going to be a whole other language for online games.

    c? i am living proof of that. i dont use capital letter cuz it takes too long to type. XD

  • TeeBeeNZTeeBeeNZ Member Posts: 259

    It would be much easier just to teach everyone Esperanto. That way developers would only need one language to make, and William Shatner could star in all MMOs. Its win win ;)

  • EltaElta Member Posts: 297


    Originally posted by TeeBeeNZ
    It would be much easier just to teach everyone Esperanto. That way developers would only need one language to make, and William Shatner could star in all MMOs. Its win win ;)
    yea Iam sure a made up eastern european Aux lang. ....everybody wins lol
  • CaesarsGhostCaesarsGhost Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 2,136

    I'm still learning all those stupid little anime smileys people use...

    - CaesarsGhost

    Lead Gameplay and Gameworld Designer for a yet unnamed MMO Title.
    "When people tell me designing a game is easy, I try to get them to design a board game. Most people don't last 5 minutes, the rest rarely last more then a day. The final few realize it's neither fun nor easy."

  • ZhanghiaZhanghia Member UncommonPosts: 1,312
    :D
  • ianubisiianubisi Member Posts: 4,201

    Nothing I see here I haven't seen for years, dating back to MUDs.

  • Rikimaru_XRikimaru_X Member UncommonPosts: 11,718
    I can type out a paragragh quicker than a person learning that language :D

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  • RazephonRazephon Member UncommonPosts: 628
    ^^, well most of those terms mentioned by the OP I've heard in other games too hehe. They all fall under the category of "Internet Speak", which deviates in many many ways. Personally, I dont like the "txt msg" form of typing. I prefer to type out clear english. But I do get smiley tendancies....image

    Currently waiting for the MMO industry to put out something good.
  • cho-yuncho-yun Member Posts: 13

    these shorten words, ive seen in load a games and it didn't start off in one game.

    well i guess it could of started from a game people copy that person by playing it into other games... NAH!!!

    sometimes people use these in text like above said but i'm guessing the poster only played RS and never had a phone :P j/k

  • faseleifaselei Member UncommonPosts: 155

    Web language is pretty old IRC and MUDs have a lot to answer for, its recently been changed a bit by texting lingo to, but then thats languages, constantly evolving. I mean these stupid american words like 'bested' instead of 'bettered' and 'tasked' which is a NOUN NOT an ADJECTIVE really wind me up.

    There are some really good wikipedia articles on all of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_slang

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