Its like in gaming world i can say to another player that hes imba, that mean hes good and licious;O like us
by lolzorr October 24, 2008
Say this when you meet a very smart, good looking and awsome guy.
This does not work with the names "Sindrings, Olajr, Oldis or Sindre"
This does not work with the names "Sindrings, Olajr, Oldis or Sindre"
by Juppi May 30, 2008
Imba is used mostly in online games or games that have patches or different versions. Imba means that something is imbalanced and should be "nerfed" or made worse. When something is imba it means that is is too good and it makes the game unfair.
Richard: I'm not surprised you killed me Steasl Assasin is so imba.
Tod: Yeah they should nerf him in the next version he's to good.
Tod: Yeah they should nerf him in the next version he's to good.
by Daniel Valderrama May 01, 2006
An abbreviation for "imbalanced"
Imba can be applied to a subject in gaming (Weapon, army, race, role or job) which can be either too strong (Overpowered, or OP) or too weak (Underpowered, or UP).
Although the word IMBA can be applied to both OP and UP, it is mostly used to describe an in-game subject which is too strong.
A good example for imba is the job hunter in Ragnarok Online.
Imba can be applied to a subject in gaming (Weapon, army, race, role or job) which can be either too strong (Overpowered, or OP) or too weak (Underpowered, or UP).
Although the word IMBA can be applied to both OP and UP, it is mostly used to describe an in-game subject which is too strong.
A good example for imba is the job hunter in Ragnarok Online.
A fat, overweighted guy can defeat you within few clicks in Ragnarok Online with the imbaness of hunter.
by Your Neighbour December 17, 2006
"That Warcraft III strat is so imba!"
by Alex Wolf May 29, 2006