Hello friends, I see that 80% of the players in our server, not knowing how cuts charms objects and names. For now I will only add charms names (short names). This I do in order to move the selling and buying in the North. Good luck Skillers: Amazon: BS - Bow & Crossbow Skills PS - Passive & Magic Skills JS - Javelin & Spear Skills Assassin: TS - Traps Skills SD - Shadow Displines MA - Martial Arts Necromancer: PB - Poison & Bone Skills CS - Curses Skills SS - Summoning Skills Barbarian: CS - Combat Skills MS - Masteries Skills WC - Warcries Skills Paladin: CS - Combat Skills OS - Offensive Auras Skills DS - Defensive Auras Skills Sorceress: CS - Cold Skills LS - Lightning Skills FS - Fire Skills Druid: ES - Elemental Skills SS - Shape Shifting Skills SS - Summoning Skills Have skllers where doubles name's example: CS(Cold Skiller*Sorc) CS(Combat Skiller*Pala) CS(Combat Skiller*Barb) CS(Curses Skiller*Necro) For this you can use: Offer CS*Pal/Nec/Sor/Bar + any bonus That is for skillers! In the future I will add redundancy and objects
Lol, no, it's not good. On every server I played, ES, for example, stands for energy shield. If you want an elemental skiller, just ask for ele sk. Or fire/light/cold sk etc.
So you have 2 posts in the forum, and have two comments that you do not like something. Just so you know these are the basic cuts of objects, not as you want to cut them. And if you do not like something do it better as you. Success!
What does my number of posts have to do with what I said? If you ever played on other realms, then you should know that what you said is not ok. Stop confusing people with those quasi abbreviations.
As far as i know on the bnet servers : ES is used for Energy Shield , SS for sands or stormshield,DS is usually Dusk Shourd and so on.I dont know if anyone use this abbreviations, mainly for skillers you use short words in example : sorc cold sk and so on.
Everyone calls em all different.. for the most part if you're selling a Paladin Combat skiller.. I usually just see the game as "pcomb" not cs.. thanks for the effort though.