Wrath of The Machine is the final raid added in Destiny. In it, 6 players venture under the Cosmodrome on Earth to put an end to the Archon Prime, Aksis, and his machinations involving the SIVA nanites.
by sebacostamr November 12, 2018
Get the Wrath of The Machinemug. A derogatory nickname for the Bitcoin worshipping cult known as the Corpus from the game Warframe.
It is derived from the fact that the helmets of normal corpus enemies look as if they've just stuck a refrigerator on their head.
It is derived from the fact that the helmets of normal corpus enemies look as if they've just stuck a refrigerator on their head.
by sebacostamr January 20, 2019
Get the Fridgeheadmug. In TF2, to crater is to fall from a ledge at low health and be killed by the fall damage. No matter who you're playing and how it happened, Cratering is both embarrassing and extremely funny, so craters are often followed by laughter, no small part of it belonging to the player who just cratered.
Scout: on 3 health
Pyro: Airblasts scout off a ledge
*Pyro finished off Scout*
Scout's Teammate: "GUYS! DID YOU SEE HIM CRATER JUST NOW?"
Everybody, including Scout: *Dies of Laughter*
Pyro: Airblasts scout off a ledge
*Pyro finished off Scout*
Scout's Teammate: "GUYS! DID YOU SEE HIM CRATER JUST NOW?"
Everybody, including Scout: *Dies of Laughter*
by sebacostamr June 10, 2019
Get the Cratermug. This phrase is used after making a strong play in Destiny or Destiny PvE, sarcastically or not.
It is derived from DattoDoesDestiny, Datto for short, who is one of the most famous and skilled Destiny Youtubers.
It is derived from DattoDoesDestiny, Datto for short, who is one of the most famous and skilled Destiny Youtubers.
Unironically:
*Defeats 5 players with one Ballistic Slam* "Is this what it feels like to be Datto?"
Ironically:
*Completes one cycle of a raid encounter after 2 hours of attempts* "Is this what it feels like to be Datto?"
*Defeats 5 players with one Ballistic Slam* "Is this what it feels like to be Datto?"
Ironically:
*Completes one cycle of a raid encounter after 2 hours of attempts* "Is this what it feels like to be Datto?"
by sebacostamr December 25, 2018
Get the Is this what it feels like to be Dattomug. The Venezula equivalent of the american ghetto. Not as tough as the favela, but you don't want to find yourself in one any more than you would a normal hood.
"Did you hear how those tourists tried walking through the Gauchos and ended up getting mugged?
"Yeah, stupid americans."
"Yeah, stupid americans."
by sebacostamr August 05, 2018
Get the Gauchosmug. The Scout is a playable class in TF2. His main draw is that he has the fastest run speed in the game, can double jump, and counts as two of any other class while capping a point or pushing the cart.
Scout doesn't do very much damage at close range and has very low hp, however, so Scout players usually use his mobility to utilize hit and run tactics, dodge people's attacks, and generally get in people's faces and be an annoying little piece of trash.
Scouts who wear the fast learner/use lime paint/use lennybinds/or use the Force-a-Nature are known as scunts because they are even more annoying than normal scout.
However, if there's a speedy boi running around annoying you and your team, swapping to heavy and equipping the Natascha is an easy way to shut them down.
Scout doesn't do very much damage at close range and has very low hp, however, so Scout players usually use his mobility to utilize hit and run tactics, dodge people's attacks, and generally get in people's faces and be an annoying little piece of trash.
Scouts who wear the fast learner/use lime paint/use lennybinds/or use the Force-a-Nature are known as scunts because they are even more annoying than normal scout.
However, if there's a speedy boi running around annoying you and your team, swapping to heavy and equipping the Natascha is an easy way to shut them down.
by sebacostamr May 09, 2019
Get the Scoutmug. Polybius is one of gaming's most well known myths. Polybius was an unmarked Arcade machine spotted in an unnamed arcade in a quiet suburb of Portland, Oregon, in 1981. The game was described as strange and abstract, but "strangely addicting." Many recreations liken it to Tempest, another arcade game. Strange enough, but then there were the side effects, such as nausea, vertigo, and even night terrors. Stranger still, men in black, supposedly government agents, often visited the machines, giving rise to rumors of a government mind control program. A month later after the machine was first spotted, it vanished, along with any evidence of its existence. The only consistency in the story is the name, Polybius.
Wild story, but it actually has some basis in fact. Around the same time and place the myth was set, incidents of teens blacking out or experiencing similar side effects to the described symptoms after marathons of games such as Asteroids or Tempest, began to crop up. Also, back during that time, Arcades were often the haunts of drug dealers and other participants in illicit activities, resulting in common sightings of Narcotics officers during hours of operation. Finally, the name springs from one of the codenames of Tempest while it was in its beta stages, Polybius.
Wild story, but it actually has some basis in fact. Around the same time and place the myth was set, incidents of teens blacking out or experiencing similar side effects to the described symptoms after marathons of games such as Asteroids or Tempest, began to crop up. Also, back during that time, Arcades were often the haunts of drug dealers and other participants in illicit activities, resulting in common sightings of Narcotics officers during hours of operation. Finally, the name springs from one of the codenames of Tempest while it was in its beta stages, Polybius.
Polybius is an interesting urban legend that came to be from a mix of very real incidents and stories.
by sebacostamr December 29, 2018
Get the Polybiusmug.