Fortnite Syndrome

An effect in videogames where, they update it far too often for any strategy to be viable or found.
This would also count for games were there are no new metas because no strategy lasts too long.

Yeah using *new meta* is never gonna last, it has Fortnite Syndrome.

I was using *new meta* for 3 weeks and now I'm pissed, it was patched.

by NotASuperSpy September 02, 2020

kon syndrome

A medical condition affects the brain's frontal lobe, causing the diagnosed person to be unable to contemplate their emotions and express their thoughts. It is similar to the mental disorder Asperger's Syndrome.

My friend has Kon Syndrome. He doesn't understand what you're saying.

by JTario April 14, 2022

Kaplan Syndrome

The act of Jeff Kaplan (Creator of Overwatch) playing a game of Overwatch and getting mad at a character and nerfing them until they're useless or unbalanced. This also can be applied to Jeff Kaplan buffing a character (Moira) or not balancing a character (Tracer)...

Seagull: Great, Jeff has another case of "Kaplan Syndrome"
Custa: Again? What'd he do this time?
Seagull: He nerfed Mercy and Genji, again...
Custa: Great.

by theblackjack2003 March 20, 2018

Jetstream Syndrome

When a large portion of a Video Game's fanbase consists of teenagers who make the game their entire personality despite only watching a few cutscenes and seeing a lot of memes.

I miss when DMC5 wasn't just a game known for memes, the game's been suffering through Jetstream Syndrome a lot recently.

by MrEggawott February 16, 2023

campbell syndrome

When you are just clingy and a fucking idiot

Steve: I think she has the Campbell Syndrome

by Mean Kids of HHS May 18, 2016

Ilija Syndrome

This is where you plant seeds in your mind to miss the next day of school, once planted you cannot attend school the next day.

Cameron had a serious case of Ilija Syndrome last night, there was not a chance he could wake up in the morning

by helloyeah May 12, 2016

Hammerhead Syndrome

A man or woman who has atypically wide spread eyes. Noteable examples include Uma Thurman and Bandersnatch Cucumberbunch.

That girl over there is super fine but has a serious case of hammerhead syndrome. No thanks.

by TheDrunkenMoo July 21, 2016