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Lorm created D2TPPK which is another version of tppk for Diablo 2 battlenet servers. Most use tppk programs on hardcore on battlenet because once a character dies they have to start over. Tppk is considered a cheap pking method by most who play hardcore and it is the most hated type of pking since nobody has a chance to get away from it once they get locked in. There were several other tppk programs before d2tppk such as bmtppk and wtfpk. Lorm cam way after these author's and started selling his own undetectable version which didnt have auto aim in it. It was features like auto aim that manipulated the battlenet servers and got tppk users banned, so lorm was able to create a more mild, yet effective bot that would not get a user banned by the warden system. Now with lorm's d2tppk being undetectable, cheaters will persist even worse than before if and when they get a hold of tppk programs like this. Lorm is no hero of diablo 2 players whoever he is and there are quite a few people who would like to see him get banned from bnet for good. I load lorm's d2tppk and then run diablo 2. I go into a game and join the group of players. I leave town and start playing with them. I press a hotkey to activiate d2tppk and start the tppk process. I kill 3-5 players who were playing with me because I used tppk and they didnt have a chance to run or react. I just tppk'd someone and got added to multiple pker lists...
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Lorm created D2TPPK which is another version of tppk for Diablo 2 battlenet servers. Most use tppk programs on hardcore on battlenet because once a character dies they have to start over. Tppk is considered a cheap pking method by most who play hardcore and it is the most hated type of pking since nobody has a chance to get away from it once they get locked in. There were several other tppk programs before d2tppk such as bmtppk and wtfpk. Lorm cam way after these author's and started selling his own undetectable version which didnt have auto aim in it. It was features like auto aim that manipulated the battlenet servers and got tppk users banned, so lorm was able to create a more mild, yet effective bot that would not get a user banned by the warden system. Now with lorm's d2tppk being undetectable, cheaters will persist even worse than before if and when they get a hold of tppk programs like this. Lorm is no hero of diablo 2 players whoever he is and there are quite a few people who would like to see him get banned from bnet for good. I load lorm's d2tppk and then run diablo 2. I go into a game and join the group of players. I leave town and start playing with them. I press a hotkey to activiate lorm's d2tppk and start the tppk process. I kill 3-5 players who were playing with me because I used tppk and they didnt have a chance to run or react. I just tppk'd someone and got added to multiple pker lists...
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Contrary to popular belief, QQ is not a set of crying eyes. It actually originated with the advent of Warcraft II. On battlenet, you could press ALT+Q+Q to immediately exit the match and program. Thus the term "QQ" was to tell people to just quit because they are unskilled. The term later developed and lost it's origin and is usually mistaken as crying eyes.
In contemporary gamer culture, QQ has become the mainstream emoticon for crying eyes, though it is still often used in it's traditional sense. "Shut up or QQ!"
"Why don't you QQ, noob?" |
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| 4. | Bluebones | ||
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Bluebones: A phenomena of the www.battlenet.net forums; A random storm of harassment, flaming and ass-kissing; a swearword used to describe people that not other word would suffice for; the internet nickname of the largest ego since people had personalities and cognitive functions. See above.
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| 5. | opwer | ||
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Usually used in conjunction with "pwned".
opwer is a mispelling of the word power, often mispelled by excited koreans on battlenet, or by anoying nerd h4x0r wanna-be's I have teh opwer!
Your opwer level is teh suck. |
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| 6. | pwn | ||
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PWN (verb)
1. An act of dominating an opponent. 2. Great, ingenious; applied to methods and objects. Originally dates back to the days of WarCraft, when a map designer mispelled "Own" as "Pwn". What was originally supose to be "player has been owned." was "player has been pwned". Pwn eventually grew from there and is now used throughout the online world, especially in online games. 1. "I pwn these guys on battlenet"
2. "This strategy pwns!" or "This game pwn." |
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| 7. | wtfown | ||
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To dominate (own) someone so bad it makes them think what the fuck (wtf) just happened. I wtfown noobs on battlenet all day .
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