This term refers to the behavior of an enemy approaching and attacking, as opposed to your attacking first. Aggro (n.) A shortening of 'Aggressive (behavior)'. AFAIK (acr)(phrase) As Far As I Know AFK (acr)(phrase) Away From Keyboard AFK Hill (n.) A term for the small hill in Abyssea - La Theine where people just AFK. Add (n.) Additional, unwanted monster that had entered the fray this includes 'link' as well as 'spawn' of aggressive monster near party. Derived from other Final Fantasy games, where -a and -ga/-aga denote the second and third levels of a given spell for example, Fira for Fire II, Firaga for Fire III, Cura for Cure II, etc. Sometimes -ga is used, for the same reason. Comes from the spell nomenclature in FFXI, where a large majority of offensive AoE spells end with the letters 'aga'. (n.) Monsters which detect by Sound, Magic, Job Abilities, HP, and/or Weapon Skills they always detect 360 degrees around them up to a certain radius.

360 (abrv)(n.) xBox 360, a platform on which FFXI can run on. Example: 'Helo all' would likely be followed by 'Hello* all' 0-9 2HR (abrv)(n.) See Two-Hour Ability. or * A symbol usually typed after a word to indicate that a misspelling or mistyping of some kind occurred, and the corrected version is the version followed by the * symbol. Can also be used in chat situations to give your location. In this case, the represents a pair of eyes, as Invisible is a spell that hides a character from an enemy's sight. Two together can be used to denote that Invisible is wearing off. In this case the symbol represents an ear, as Sneak is a spell that mutes a characters sounds from enemies. Japanese players use for 'looking for 2' while non-Japanese players' means 'we have 2 members.' Also occasionally used in other situations such as in reference to lotting rights in events like dynamis or salvage- 'I'm for WHM AF2' 'Who's for the Usukane Haramaki Set?' Can also be used to denote that Sneak is wearing off. A common confusing case of is when people are looking for members. So to Japanese players would mean '1000exp TNL' while some english players would use the same phrase for '1000exp into the level'. It would be best to reconfirm TNL facts as many english players would use as its literal meaning -> 'at'. It reads as 'ato'(あと/後) which can be translated to 'left' or 'remaining'. Also can be used in questions such as 'everyone which essentially means 'What is everyone's TNL?' The Japanese is basically a romanized pronunciation of the symbol. It is used to refer to how many experience points a player needs to reach the next level. A symbol that is commonly seen in search comments. Symbols ◯ Symbol representing YES or confirm. Strategies and information in guides may not work for everyone.Ĭontents: Symbols 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z However, there may be differing opinions than those expressed in a guide. Guides are written by players, based upon their experiences, successes and mistakes, and are meant to aid other players. Information expressed in a guide is usually more opinion than fact and should be taken as such.

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