There are two useful guides on the various acronyms and slang used in Eve. The first explains slang, the second handles weapon and module abbreviations.
The slang guide is here, it includes terms like these:
anti-pie: Anti-(player)pirate
AU: Astronomical Unit- the distance from Sol to Earth is one AU, about 150 million km
autopest: A Tempest(ship) that uses autocannons as its primary offensive weaponry
BC: Battlecruiser
The weapon and module guide is here, it explains terms like:
Istab: Inertia stabilizers
PDU: Power Diagnostic System
RCU: Reactor control unit
LAR: Large armor repair
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Everything the Tutorial doesn't teach you.
A guide for experienced MMORPG gamers wanting to denoobify themselves in Eve Online.
This guide is particularly good if you're moving on from World of Warcraft, and don't want to ask noob questions in Eve's Rookie channel.
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- Eve: for experienced gamers
- Would you like to maintain this?
- Eve is harsh: you get ganked
- Missions, money and standings
- User interface
- PvP
- PvE fights
- Corporations
- Why Eve is casual friendly
- Travel, maps and items
- 0.0
- Targetting
- Threat assessment
- Death and clones
- Ship sizes, races and weapons
- Ship fittings
- Ship and fitting skills you need
- Links to other information
- Abbreviations and slang
- Advanced: starting careers
- Advanced: 0.0 capitals, POSes and outposts
- About Hammer's guide
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