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That saying can kiss my white ass...mobs can effing attack you while your running, but we can't attack them when we're running?...I'm sure you all have had your experiences...

I was wondering if someone could please explain to me all the different <t>'s that there are. I know that <t> means "target" and that <bt> means "battle target"...but I think that I have heard of other ones, and I'm confused to what they all mean and when one should be used over another. Which...

Which do you prefer? I think of <bt> as "The Targeting command that won't get your entire party killed" while <t> is "trouble if you get mixed up."