(v.) Ghost Capturing, or ghostcapping, is the act of capturing or denying an objective which isn't currently occupied or patrolled by the enemy team, allowing a swift, strategic, and conflict-free advantage. Common tactic used in team-based shooters such as Battlefield and Planetside, seen as the larger-scale brethren to the (in)famous Ninja Defuse.
Planetside 2:
NC Player 1: Dude, let's squad up and ghostcap the smaller Vanu facilities, those MAX spamming bastards won't see it coming!
NC Player 2: We're gonna have to do it later tonight, we'll rob them blind while they sleep like infants!
Battlefield:
MEC Player: C4 the bridge! they're bring in APCs!
US Player: Dammit, they blew up the bridge! Squad, let's cross by river and ghostcap the empty bases!
To engage someone in chat or talk with a person for a period of time then stop talking only to reappear after a few days, weeks, or months without explanation. This can happen once or repetitively over time.
I'm not sure if Alex likes me or not. Since we were talking for a few solid days then he hit me back up two weeks later! He tends to ghostchat with all the girls he's interested.
A person who ignore's blatant inbalance's or concern's about a issue becuse of the diffeculty or cost to fix said issue, and then defends this with poor statstics or bad napkin math.
Ghostcrawler - "The reason I bring up good guilds a lot really is this: these guilds are often phenomenally better than the average guild. They aren't 5% better. They are hundreds of percentage points better. Therefore, obsessing over a 5% buff for your class won't affect your success rate nearly as much as improving your game. I'm not terribly sympathetic to arguments that you can't improve your group's performance at all, and if that's really the case (which I find unlikely)"
(verb) To masturbate without the use of one's hands or any other objects. This is accomplished by flexing the PC muscles for an extended period of time.