Definitions by gimme the money
swtor
An MMORPG co-owned by Bioware and EA, released in late 2011. The expectations for SWTOR were sky-high and the release was majorly hyped, even a year before the release date (SWTOR was developed for 4 years, and was deemed the WOW killer), but the game was a huge letdown (the subscriber count dipped from 2 million to 800k in the first 10 months of release).
As of 2016, EA is starting to pump money into SWTOR and release new story expansions. EA has also gradually made the game easier through patches over the years to the point it can now be called the easiest MMORPG.
The PVP and raid community is starting to leave, and EA has prioritized new players over veterans. EA will not be adding the raid content the veterans want and have been waiting for, but spend months making new story expansions, letting new players start off 5 levels off the level cap, and updating the cartel market (a cosmetic shop, usually has little to no impact on actual gameplay).
The majority of the player base are novice first-time MMORPG players. The starter instances probably have 3-5 times more players than end-game planets, "Legendary Status" clickers are all too common and SWTOR is the only MMORPG where you can sit on the capital instance (imperial or republic fleet) all day. New players usually quit within 3 months when they are done with the story, and they go on to PVE and PVP content, but realize they aren't playing something along farmville difficulty.
As of 2016, EA is starting to pump money into SWTOR and release new story expansions. EA has also gradually made the game easier through patches over the years to the point it can now be called the easiest MMORPG.
The PVP and raid community is starting to leave, and EA has prioritized new players over veterans. EA will not be adding the raid content the veterans want and have been waiting for, but spend months making new story expansions, letting new players start off 5 levels off the level cap, and updating the cartel market (a cosmetic shop, usually has little to no impact on actual gameplay).
The majority of the player base are novice first-time MMORPG players. The starter instances probably have 3-5 times more players than end-game planets, "Legendary Status" clickers are all too common and SWTOR is the only MMORPG where you can sit on the capital instance (imperial or republic fleet) all day. New players usually quit within 3 months when they are done with the story, and they go on to PVE and PVP content, but realize they aren't playing something along farmville difficulty.
2nd grader: hey I found a game called swtor on the internet, do you want to try it
classmate: no, I have to do addition homework
2nd grader: I heard it is really easy!
classmate: no, I have to do addition homework
2nd grader: I heard it is really easy!
swtor by gimme the money September 5, 2016
average Joe
An average joe is a symbolization of an average American person (generally male). The term was used mainly in the late 90s - early 2000s, when the majority of America's population consisted of middle class citizens. Usually falls under the following traits: considered not to be dumb nor smart, follows any kind of sports (and also drinks heavily when their favourite team is not doing well), works five or six days a week (usually as a white collar worker), and comes home every night to sit on their sofas and watch TV.
Teacher: What do you want to be when you grow up, children?
Stupid child: Mommy said I could be anything, so I want to be a billionaire!
Asian: I want to be a doctor (because my parents are going to kill me if I dont!).
Child of American heritage: I want to be an average Joe.
Stupid child: Mommy said I could be anything, so I want to be a billionaire!
Asian: I want to be a doctor (because my parents are going to kill me if I dont!).
Child of American heritage: I want to be an average Joe.
average Joe by gimme the money August 29, 2016
overheat
"You have an amd cpu? Holy crap how come your house has burnt down yet?! That shit overheats on idle!"
overheat by gimme the money August 2, 2016
Jeremy Soule
Jeremy Soule is a composer that has written music for over sixty video games and several other works over his career. He is deemed as the "John Williams of video game music".
His most notable works are his scores in The Elder Scrolls Scrolls Series (Bethesda has employed Soule for almost all of their Elder Scrolls Series Games, starting at Morrowind (which was released in 2002) and has continued to up to this current day, his most popular Elder Scrolls Series Works are from Skyrim), Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (critics noted that the soundtrack sounded like something John Williams would compose himself for Star Wars) and the Guild Wars series.
Jeremy became interested in music when he was five. As a kid, he believed that a video game experience could be greatly enhanced by having a better musical score.
Jeremy's talents at times do not get the praise it deserves (Many Skyrim players have never even heard of his name, despite Skyrim being Soule's best scores). Jeremy operates social media profiles himself on Facebook and Twitter where he has 65,000 likes and 6,000 followers respectively. Jeremy is very friendly and interactive with his fans for someone of his reputation. He converses often with his fans on both sites.
His most notable works are his scores in The Elder Scrolls Scrolls Series (Bethesda has employed Soule for almost all of their Elder Scrolls Series Games, starting at Morrowind (which was released in 2002) and has continued to up to this current day, his most popular Elder Scrolls Series Works are from Skyrim), Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (critics noted that the soundtrack sounded like something John Williams would compose himself for Star Wars) and the Guild Wars series.
Jeremy became interested in music when he was five. As a kid, he believed that a video game experience could be greatly enhanced by having a better musical score.
Jeremy's talents at times do not get the praise it deserves (Many Skyrim players have never even heard of his name, despite Skyrim being Soule's best scores). Jeremy operates social media profiles himself on Facebook and Twitter where he has 65,000 likes and 6,000 followers respectively. Jeremy is very friendly and interactive with his fans for someone of his reputation. He converses often with his fans on both sites.
Guy 1: Skyrim has some great soundtracks, I get chills every time I listen to them
Guy 2: Jeremy Soule's Watchman's Ease also gives me chills
Guy 1: Who's that?
Guy 2: Jeremy Soule's Watchman's Ease also gives me chills
Guy 1: Who's that?
Jeremy Soule by gimme the money July 27, 2016
hong kong
A city that can be either really high-tech or a ghetto slum depending on where you are in it. The same applies to its people. You're either a really rich Chinese (insert typical business-related job, such as entrepreneur or stock market share holder here) or a rice farmer with a lifetime savings equivalent to pocket change.
rich stock market guy: i just got wasted with my girlfriend on some imported wine in our 3 million dollar apartment (3 million dollar is implied as US dollars for urban dictionary relatability, as of July 2016, 1 USD = ~7.7 Hong Kong Dollars, and no, a 3 million US dollar apartment in Hong Kong is not an exaggeration)
rice farmer: can you give me some of that money?
rich stock market guy: diu lay lo mo!
rice farmer: can you give me some of that money?
rich stock market guy: diu lay lo mo!
hong kong by gimme the money July 26, 2016
hong kong
A city that can be either really high-tech or a ghetto slum depending on where you are in it. The same applies to its people. You're either a really rich Chinese (insert typical business-related job, such as entrepreneur or stock market share holder here) or a rice farmer with a lifetime savings equivalent to pocket change.
rich stock market guy: i just got wasted with my girlfriend on some imported wine in our 3 million dollar apartment (3 million dollar is implied as US dollars for urban dictionary relatability, as of July 2016, 1 USD = ~7.7 Hong Kong Dollars, and no, a 3 million US dollar apartment in Hong Kong is not an exaggeration)
rice farmer: can you give me some of that money?
rich stock market guy: diu lay lo mo!
rice farmer: can you give me some of that money?
rich stock market guy: diu lay lo mo!
hong kong by gimme the money July 26, 2016
hong kong
A city that can be either really high-tech or a ghetto slum depending on where you are in it. The same applies to its people. You're either a really rich Chinese (insert typical business-related job, such as entrepreneur or stock market share holder here) or a rice farmer with a lifetime savings equivalent to pocket change.
rich stock market guy: i just got wasted with my girlfriend on some imported wine in our 3 million dollar apartment (3 million dollar is implied as US dollars for urban dictionary relatability, as of July 2016, 1 USD = ~7.7 Hong Kong Dollars, and no, a 3 million US dollar apartment in Hong Kong is not an exaggeration)
rice farmer: can you give me some of that money?
rich stock market guy: diu lay lo mo!
rice farmer: can you give me some of that money?
rich stock market guy: diu lay lo mo!
hong kong by gimme the money July 26, 2016