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In any sort of Real Time Strategy or Role Play Game, to go out and attack neutral units for gold and experience, as an alternative to attacking opposing players early on.
In any sort of Real Time Strategy or Role Play Game, to go out and attack neutral units for gold and experience, as an alternative to attacking opposing players early on.
by Koby_Fish November 14, 2005
by Koby_Fish April 18, 2006
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Short for micromanagement. Relates to such games as Warcraft or Starcraft, where control of multiple units simultaneously is required.
Short for micromanagement. Relates to such games as Warcraft or Starcraft, where control of multiple units simultaneously is required.
OMG this guy has no micro, he left a crypt fiend behind.
Teal, your bad archer micro made it impossible for my hero to do anything.
He's just a n00b with no micro.
Teal, your bad archer micro made it impossible for my hero to do anything.
He's just a n00b with no micro.
by Koby_Fish November 14, 2005
When one presses one's foot against another person's crotch really hard. Usually when the other person is on the floor, and the standing person holds both legs.
Source of the term unknown. A variant where both are lying down is known as the Japanese Gas Pedal
Source of the term unknown. A variant where both are lying down is known as the Japanese Gas Pedal
by Koby_Fish January 19, 2012
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To save up one's money in a multiplayer computer game (such as World of Warcraft or Defense of the Ancients Allstars) and buy a single item that costs a lot of money, BEFORE spending money earlier on any cheaper items that are needed more urgently earlier on.
To save up one's money in a multiplayer computer game (such as World of Warcraft or Defense of the Ancients Allstars) and buy a single item that costs a lot of money, BEFORE spending money earlier on any cheaper items that are needed more urgently earlier on.
I can't believe Razor would n00b up a Sacred Relic (costs 3800)! He doesn't even have Boots of Speed (costs 500) yet!
by Koby_Fish September 17, 2005
In Warcraft III, (either Reign of Chaos or Frozen Throne), the practice of, when playing the Orc race, to select the Far Seer as the first hero and repeatedly "hero rush" the opponent's base using summoned Spirit Wolves to attack, usually targeting the workers (orc peons, human peasants, night-elf wisps, or undead acolytes).
Damn, that Far Seer is dogging me, I gotta sleep him and kill the wolves before they kill all my acolytes.
by Koby_Fish July 13, 2004
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In any sort of RTS (real time strategy) game where you control an army (especially Warcraft), to charge into an opponent's base as quickly as possible with the intention of at least slowing him down, if not taking him out altogether.
In any sort of RTS (real time strategy) game where you control an army (especially Warcraft), to charge into an opponent's base as quickly as possible with the intention of at least slowing him down, if not taking him out altogether.
Let's rush Night Elf or Undead, they're the easiest to take out.
We can't rush the Human guy, he's towered like a little bitch.
We can't rush the Human guy, he's towered like a little bitch.
by Koby_Fish November 14, 2005