Getting away from all the Post E3 shitposting, I felt that which

both are right

>>380345832
I feel like EXP.
But I don't mind either.

>>380345832
EXP is right.
XP is left.

>>380346005
I personally disagree. I think EXP is better, but only because I have this feeling that 'XP' comes across more like market speak, or advertising, because you drop a syllable. Might just be from living in the era of 'Double xp weekends' that makes it seem like that, but it's my feeling on the matter.

>>380346561
Cheeky cunt.

you always must say "echs-pee" but you can write it as "EXP", especially if the game abbreviates it in this manner. but you must NEVER say "e-echs-pee"

>>380345832
I spell it as EXP and pronounce it as Echs-pee.

EXP is technically right, but XP is easier to say, so, XP

>>380345832
EXP if tabletop, XP if video games.

>>380345832
E eks pee makes zero sense

both xp and exp are shorts for experience.
You dont pronounce experience as Eee-Eks-Pe-Rience so why would you add that additional eee to the short?

>>380346789
this

>>380345832
Not doing so. How about making growth feel organic?

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ehks-peh

short for experience so whether you SPELL it as EXP or XP you can only SAY it echs-pee as that is literally a shortened version of the full word

e-echs-pee is literally retarded

>>380345832
EXecution Points

>>380346708

>I think EXP is better

Neither is better, but XP is more 'right' since the E is silent in Experience. So saying e-ex-pee is incorrect either way.

>>380349381
not the way i pronounce it

>>380349381
>E is silent in Experience

Sure bruh lemme mark some zzzperience down on my character sheet