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Getting a kill shortly after (re)spawning, or being killed by someone/something that just (re)spawned or became visible.
Can be abbreviated to RSK. Some call this a "Kill Spawn".
Can be abbreviated to RSK. Some call this a "Kill Spawn".
I was driving down the road in GTA on a bike when, out of nowhere, an empty plane spawned in a hangar and crushed me. Ouch. But I did get a laugh from that reverse spawn kill.
by The_Epicness9000 April 30, 2020
Get the Reverse Spawn Kill mug.When a newly (re)spawned player or entity kills or destroys another newly (re)spawned player or entity. This is very rare.
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You would not believe what just happened! I just spawned and was walking out into the fray when someone else spawned right in front of me with a rocket launcher and blasted me to bits! Spawn-to-spawn kills can be insane.
by The_Epicness9000 May 16, 2020
Get the Spawn-to-Spawn Kill mug."Spawn Mobbed" past, "Spawn Mobbing" gerund. When you spawn with several enemies around you and then are promptly attacked and killed.
If the enemies are the newly-spawned, this is a Reverse Spawn Mob. If you kill the enemies without dying, this is a Reverse Spawn Massacre. If both of the previous criteria, it's a Spawn Massacre.
Similar: Spawn Kill, Kill Spawn, Reverse Spawn Kill, Spawn-to-Spawn Kill
If the enemies are the newly-spawned, this is a Reverse Spawn Mob. If you kill the enemies without dying, this is a Reverse Spawn Massacre. If both of the previous criteria, it's a Spawn Massacre.
Similar: Spawn Kill, Kill Spawn, Reverse Spawn Kill, Spawn-to-Spawn Kill
by The_Epicness9000 May 16, 2020
Get the Spawn Mob mug.Getting multiple kills with a single bullet since the bullet passed through one enemy and hit the other(s). Originated from the military term for unintended consequences of military operations.
In some shooters, this is either completely impossible or only possible under certain circumstances. For example, you can only get collateral kills in Splatoon 2 with charger-class weapons.
In some shooters, certain weapons might still qualify for collateral damage despite having splash damage. For example, the Spartan Laser in Halo qualifies for collateral damage because the laser can pierce through players.
Alternatives: Pierce Kills, Penetration Kills, Chain Kills, One-Bullet Combos, X Birds with One Stone/Bullet
Shortened: Collateral
In some shooters, this is either completely impossible or only possible under certain circumstances. For example, you can only get collateral kills in Splatoon 2 with charger-class weapons.
In some shooters, certain weapons might still qualify for collateral damage despite having splash damage. For example, the Spartan Laser in Halo qualifies for collateral damage because the laser can pierce through players.
Alternatives: Pierce Kills, Penetration Kills, Chain Kills, One-Bullet Combos, X Birds with One Stone/Bullet
Shortened: Collateral
(from a YouTube video)
Oh, baby a triple! Oh yeah! And that was my triple collateral in Free-For-All.
(custom example)
Would you believe that some player with a charger got insane collateral damage on us?! One shot with the E-Liter, and my team was wiped. We lost that Turf War HARD.
Oh, baby a triple! Oh yeah! And that was my triple collateral in Free-For-All.
(custom example)
Would you believe that some player with a charger got insane collateral damage on us?! One shot with the E-Liter, and my team was wiped. We lost that Turf War HARD.
by The_Epicness9000 May 21, 2020
Get the Collateral Damage mug.Short for "Suspicious". Sus garnered more use when the popularity of Among Us exploded in July and August 2020, and as such, an Among Us example is used below.
EMERGENCY MEETING!
Blue: I swear, Black used a vent!
Yellow: IDK, man, Red seems kinda sus...
Red was not The Impostor.
Blue: I swear, Black used a vent!
Yellow: IDK, man, Red seems kinda sus...
Red was not The Impostor.
by The_Epicness9000 September 25, 2020
Get the Sus mug.When this contraction of "Yes" and "Not" gained popularity on the Internet in mid-2018, it simply was meant as a meme-cultured way to say "No." (There was even a changedotorg petition to change "No" to "Yesn't," which was signed by 26,000 people.)
Nowadays, the use of "Yesn't" is meant to indicate that the answer to a question isn't entirely "yes" or "no" (i.e. "maybe" or "partially"). Interestingly, this was the original intent of the word when it first appeared in 2008 due to Robert Funk.
Owing to the two partly-clashing meanings of this word, there are two examples provided.
Nowadays, the use of "Yesn't" is meant to indicate that the answer to a question isn't entirely "yes" or "no" (i.e. "maybe" or "partially"). Interestingly, this was the original intent of the word when it first appeared in 2008 due to Robert Funk.
Owing to the two partly-clashing meanings of this word, there are two examples provided.
AS "NO":
A: Hey, do you want to come to the bar with me?
B: Yesn't.
AS "MAYBE" OR "PARTIALLY":
Viewers: Is there any news about the Geometry Dash 2.2 update from RobTop?
Xnyyct: Yesn't. There was news from Viprin about 2.2, but not RobTop.
(This example brought to you by the Daily Geometry Dash 2.2 News channel on YouTube.)
A: Hey, do you want to come to the bar with me?
B: Yesn't.
AS "MAYBE" OR "PARTIALLY":
Viewers: Is there any news about the Geometry Dash 2.2 update from RobTop?
Xnyyct: Yesn't. There was news from Viprin about 2.2, but not RobTop.
(This example brought to you by the Daily Geometry Dash 2.2 News channel on YouTube.)
by The_Epicness9000 November 29, 2023
Get the Yesn't mug.As a verb: To create or manifest something in real-time in a video game world.
As a noun: An area where game objects (players, items, vehicles...) are typically generated via spawning.
Comes with numerous child words related to this word.
Spawning: Gerund form of "spawn"
Spawned: Past tense form of "spawn"
Despawn: To delete something in real-time from a video game world
Respawn: To re-create or re-manifest something after its death, destruction, or deletion in a video game world
Spawner: An entity responsible for spawning other entities, such as Minecraft's mob spawners
Spawn Point/Respawn Point: A place where something is expected to spawn
Spawn Kill: An act of griefing in a video game by attacking players and/or essential items as they spawn
Reverse Spawn Kill/Kill Spawn: Similar to spawn killing, but where the spawning entity gets the kill
Spawn Mob: Multiple players participating in spawn killing of a single player or essential item
Spawn Massacre: The spawn killing of many players or essential items by a single player
Reverse Spawn Mob: Multiple players spawning at once and attacking a single player
Reverse Spawn Massacre: One player kills many players and/or essential items shortly after spawning
As a noun: An area where game objects (players, items, vehicles...) are typically generated via spawning.
Comes with numerous child words related to this word.
Spawning: Gerund form of "spawn"
Spawned: Past tense form of "spawn"
Despawn: To delete something in real-time from a video game world
Respawn: To re-create or re-manifest something after its death, destruction, or deletion in a video game world
Spawner: An entity responsible for spawning other entities, such as Minecraft's mob spawners
Spawn Point/Respawn Point: A place where something is expected to spawn
Spawn Kill: An act of griefing in a video game by attacking players and/or essential items as they spawn
Reverse Spawn Kill/Kill Spawn: Similar to spawn killing, but where the spawning entity gets the kill
Spawn Mob: Multiple players participating in spawn killing of a single player or essential item
Spawn Massacre: The spawn killing of many players or essential items by a single player
Reverse Spawn Mob: Multiple players spawning at once and attacking a single player
Reverse Spawn Massacre: One player kills many players and/or essential items shortly after spawning
by The_Epicness9000 May 2, 2021
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