Quick-scoping requires precision, practice, and a good reaction time to master, and now a good setup on your sniper is also necessary. You’re not technically using the scope to aim your shot doing this. Quickscoping is when you aim in until the exact moment that your reticle is visible and aligned, firing, and aiming out in rapid succession. For some reason, a chunk of the CoD community hates this, despite being what snipers are actually for. A hardscope is when you’re aimed in on a particular area for a long period of time, waiting for the time to strike. Not everyone is an ass online.ĭepending on how long you’re aimed in with a sniper before getting a kill, your kill will fall under one of these terms. GG isn’t always meant as an insult, and it really depends on the context and tone of voice used when said. GG EZ is always used as an insult and basically means good game, easy win. Sometimes meant as a legitimate saying, GG is short for Good Game, though often used in sarcasm. Naturally, nobody ever wants to be in that situation. Spawn camping refers to when a player or team had an enemy team trapped in their spawn, and every time they try to escape, they get gunned down by the eagerly awaiting enemy. Mobile camping is where someone barely moves around the general area they’re camping, such as moving from downstairs in a house to upstairs. There are different types of camping too, such as mobile camping and spawn camping. Snipers are not generally considered campers as they’re supposed to be sitting in a particular location with little or no movement, but anyone else is fair game. Usually proceeded by an expiative, a camper is someone who refuses to move from one spot on a map, often killing multiple enemies from that spot before justice is finally achieved. Nowadays, noob tubes aren’t as deadly or powerful, but the term will forever live on regardless. Back in the good old days of CoD, these things were so OP and despised that the term exploded in popularity due to how many times it was used. The term can also be an adjective for tactics, weapons, and behaviors too.Ī Noob Tube is the term for an under-barrel grenade launcher on a weapon. An example is the recent buffing of Cold War weapons in CoD Warzone, which is apparently causing all kinds of complaints from the community.Ī truly classic and timeless insult, noob refers to either someone new to a game or someone who sucks at a game. This is less common in the video game industry as it often generates more complaints than nerfing. The opposite of getting nerfed is being buffed, which means becoming more powerful, stronger, and/or OP.
#Gamer lingo try hard Patch#
It makes for a great running joke, though, as each patch release is always joked about containing another ridiculous nerf for poor Blackbeard. His rifle-mounted shield used to take multiple shots before breaking.
Blackbeard in Rainbow 6 Siege is a great example of that. Sometimes nerfing can be good, such as nerfing the AK in Modern Warfare 2019. The term “nerfed” applies to way more video game genres than just FPS, and means something or someone was made less powerful, OP, and/or weaker in general.
For example, the MP7 in Modern Warfare 3 is OP with its laser-like accuracy, lack of recoil, and rapid fire rate. It can also be used in rage by people who were just legitimately out-skilled and wanted some kind of scapegoat for their loss.
OP means over-powered and typically refers to a weapon or piece of equipment that may or may not need to be balanced more. These terms are all-too-familiar to most of us, but to those who have absolutely no idea what some or any of these mean, this will hopefully enlighten you a bit. I’m back yet again, and this time, I present a list of video game terms and lingo, focusing on FPS games such as CoD and Battlefield.
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