1. A player who detests Player versus Player (PvP) gaming and whines about how it ruins their gaming enjoyment.
2. A player who is killed or has a loss through theft and then complains about player harassment.
3. A player who focuses their gameplay strictly on crafting or other non-competitve activity.
4. A player who is afraid of getting ganked by other gaming players.
5. Players more concerned with "coloring" their houses, clothing, names, etc... than with playing against other people in a competitve gaming environment.
6. A player who ruined the PvP MMORPG industry by complaining so much that PvP MMORPG development is rare.
2. A player who is killed or has a loss through theft and then complains about player harassment.
3. A player who focuses their gameplay strictly on crafting or other non-competitve activity.
4. A player who is afraid of getting ganked by other gaming players.
5. Players more concerned with "coloring" their houses, clothing, names, etc... than with playing against other people in a competitve gaming environment.
6. A player who ruined the PvP MMORPG industry by complaining so much that PvP MMORPG development is rare.
"I think everyone can agree that nerfing does no one any good, Except for the carebear that was bitching about getting killed by that class while fighting a mob."
"Call me a carebear, I don't care cos I'll just kill you..."
"This game will pwn and I can't wait to be the quasi carebear! I'm a sucker for crafting!"
"Call me a carebear, I don't care cos I'll just kill you..."
"This game will pwn and I can't wait to be the quasi carebear! I'm a sucker for crafting!"
by Preston November 05, 2004
In the twilight of your life, or when you are in your mid-teens people go to Cudahy to live in squalor and die.
by Preston January 19, 2005
by PRESTON October 19, 2003
A term used by Adolf Hitler and company pertaining to the nazification of Germany. (see Nazification)
by Preston November 17, 2004
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A blend of hardcore and metal music that evolved in the mid-to-late 90's ; usually out of context with the norm. With lyrical themes ranging from politics to personal.
by Preston March 09, 2005
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