2 definitions by The Cow King
Quite possibly the best indie game of 2011, Terraria is a very addicting platformer with many Hack 'n Slash and RPG elements.
It bears many similarities to Minecraft, but offers so much more in terms of content. Terraria has meteorites, goblin invasions, bosses and character progression, among other things.
It bears many similarities to Minecraft, but offers so much more in terms of content. Terraria has meteorites, goblin invasions, bosses and character progression, among other things.
Finn: Dude, I haven't seen you on the Minecraft server for a few weeks now, what's up?
Jake: Yeah sorry, I've been playing this epic game called Terraria. It's kinda like 2D Minecraft, but with content. We should totally play together sometime.
Finn: Sounds interesting, I might pick it up when I see it for sale on Steam.
Jake: Yeah sorry, I've been playing this epic game called Terraria. It's kinda like 2D Minecraft, but with content. We should totally play together sometime.
Finn: Sounds interesting, I might pick it up when I see it for sale on Steam.
by The Cow King January 7, 2012
A term used to describe a character in an online game who only wears and uses gear that they either found or bought themselves.
The opposite is a Twinked character; ie. someone who receives equipment and gold, usually from a High-Level friend.
The opposite is a Twinked character; ie. someone who receives equipment and gold, usually from a High-Level friend.
Necrophilia: I'm gonna pwn u pally
Necrophilia was slain by iChargeYou.
Necrophilia: wtf, I'm lvl 40 and ur only lvl 18?!
iChargeYou: dude, I'm a fully twinked lld
Necrophilia: well that explains it, i'm walking untwinked
MR-Man (*cha0s69) has joined our world, Diablo's minions grow stonger.
Necrophilia was slain by iChargeYou.
Necrophilia: wtf, I'm lvl 40 and ur only lvl 18?!
iChargeYou: dude, I'm a fully twinked lld
Necrophilia: well that explains it, i'm walking untwinked
MR-Man (*cha0s69) has joined our world, Diablo's minions grow stonger.
by The Cow King October 17, 2011