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Entertainment, Media & Digital Culture - Gamer Behavior

Here you will find slang for gamer behavior, capturing terms for actions, strategies, and social interactions in gaming culture.

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sweat
sweat
[noun]

a player who is overly competitive or tries too hard to win

Ex: Lobbies are full of sweats today. 
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camper
camper
[noun]

(gaming) a player who stays in one spot to ambush or gain an advantage over others

Ex: Ugh, I hate campers. 
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tilted
tilted
[Adjective]

emotionally frustrated or distracted, usually while playing a game

Ex: He's tilted; we can win this. 
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cracked
cracked
[Adjective]

extremely skilled or talented, often in reference to gameplay

Ex: That guy's cracked; look at those headshots! 
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pog
pog
[interjection]

used to express excitement, amazement, or approval

Ex: You clutched that round? Pog! 
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newbie
newbie
[noun]

a person who is new or inexperienced in a particular activity, field, or community

Ex: Don't worry, you're just a newbie. 
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newb
newb
[noun]

someone inexperienced, especially in gaming

Ex: That guy's a newb at this game. 
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deso
deso
[noun]

(gaming) short for designated shooter, referring to a player assigned to take key shots

Ex: I'm the deso for our squad in this match. 
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noob
noob
[noun]

someone inexperienced or unskilled, often in gaming or online communities

Ex: Don't be a noob; learn the rules first. 
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to binge-play

to play a game for an extended, often uninterrupted period

Ex: I binge-played the new RPG all weekend. 
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heated gaming moment

a moment in a game when a player becomes very angry or overly competitive

Ex: That was a heated gaming moment; I almost threw my controller. 
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smurf account

(gaming) an alternate account used by an experienced player to pose as a beginner

Ex: He stomped the match using a smurf account. 
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no johns
no johns
[interjection]

used in gaming, especially Super Smash Bros., to indicate that there are no excuses after losing a game

Ex: He lost the match—no johns! 
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good game
good game
[interjection]

used at the end of a game to acknowledge a match as good; can be sincere or sarcastic

Ex: GG, you played really well. 
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GGEZ
GGEZ
[interjection]

used at the end of a game to boast about an easy win, often as trash talk

Ex: He typed GGEZ after finishing the match. 
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to rage-quit

to abruptly quit a video game out of frustration or anger, often by intentionally disconnecting from the game or leaving the match

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GG no re
GG no re
[interjection]

used at the end of a game to signal no desire for a rematch, sometimes contemptuous

Ex: He typed GG no re and left the lobby. 
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