Definitions by The_Epicness9000
Quackbot
Quackbot by The_Epicness9000 February 19, 2024
Yesn't
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.)
Yesn't by The_Epicness9000 November 29, 2023
Point of No Return
A point at which the player may not turn back. You may not revisit any prior locations or start any missed sidequests; you MUST continue your journey until you beat the game, and any content you avoided up to this point may not be reached.
The Point of No Return is always preceded immediately by the Point of Safe Return, which is the last chance to do sidequests or stock up for the journey. Similar Plot Tunnels lock the player onto a set course for a while, but they don’t lead straight to the end of the game. Game Levels are where you’re frequently prevented from returning to previous areas.
The term “Point of No Return” originates in aviation, where a plane that crosses this point must continue toward its destination.
Point of No Return, Plot Tunnel, and Game Level all have pages on TV Tropes, where you can read more about them and what games they’re in.
The Point of No Return is always preceded immediately by the Point of Safe Return, which is the last chance to do sidequests or stock up for the journey. Similar Plot Tunnels lock the player onto a set course for a while, but they don’t lead straight to the end of the game. Game Levels are where you’re frequently prevented from returning to previous areas.
The term “Point of No Return” originates in aviation, where a plane that crosses this point must continue toward its destination.
Point of No Return, Plot Tunnel, and Game Level all have pages on TV Tropes, where you can read more about them and what games they’re in.
SAVE GAME?
This is your last chance to save the game. You are about to cross the Point of No Return. If you do decide to save your game, keep the save file handy should you need to come back.
Yes No
This is your last chance to save the game. You are about to cross the Point of No Return. If you do decide to save your game, keep the save file handy should you need to come back.
Yes No
Point of No Return by The_Epicness9000 March 15, 2022
RSK
Could mean one of the following:
Rat Slob King, Ripped-Shirt Kid, Ripped-Shirt Kirk, Real Street Killer, Realest Since Kumbaya, or Reverse Spawn Kill.
Rat Slob King, Ripped-Shirt Kid, Ripped-Shirt Kirk, Real Street Killer, Realest Since Kumbaya, or Reverse Spawn Kill.
RSK by The_Epicness9000 September 15, 2021
Friday Night Funkin'
Friday Night Funkin' by The_Epicness9000 July 20, 2021
Trade Kill
When two players kill each other at the same time. Most likely caused by the weapons being delayed instant-kills, such as rocket launchers, but can more rarely happen with hitscan weapons (i.e. weapons with no projectile travel time) should the players fire at the EXACT same time. Environmental explosives (e.g. explosive barrels) or being in a heavily damaged vehicle (e.g. rocket launcher vs. car) can increase the likelihood.
In a duel or two-team match where the most kills wins, the trade kill results in no net gain of points since both teams earn a point. However, in the rare case where one more kill will result in victory, even a trade will result in the leading team getting the victory. Some game modes only provide score for kills on certain criteria (e.g. headshots), which will make a net zero-score trade kill harder, if not impossible, to get.
In a duel or two-team match where the most kills wins, the trade kill results in no net gain of points since both teams earn a point. However, in the rare case where one more kill will result in victory, even a trade will result in the leading team getting the victory. Some game modes only provide score for kills on certain criteria (e.g. headshots), which will make a net zero-score trade kill harder, if not impossible, to get.
In Halo 3, I saw a dramatic trade kill. Two Choppers from different teams boosted into one another. Since Choppers can even destroy other Choppers with their ram attack, both Choppers blew up and the drivers died.
Trade Kill by The_Epicness9000 June 6, 2021
Otamatone
Otamatone by The_Epicness9000 June 1, 2021