"Stay still, I'm going to win you over."
"Dad won over mom last night."
" 'It's EVERYWHERE' ... 'Yeah, I'm winning you over."
"Winning over your face"
"Dad won over mom last night."
" 'It's EVERYWHERE' ... 'Yeah, I'm winning you over."
"Winning over your face"
by Jessibel.2727 April 11, 2017
When playing Billiards, if your opposing mate only has 3 balls on the table (one being the 8-ball), then you must switch balls with that person.
by mrowkitteh November 27, 2011
by dandoonii November 28, 2023
a brothel
Ninja girl: Haiyah ... time is over, please deposit 40 quarters ... haiyah
Guy: Finally a pay to win game worth playing
Guy: Finally a pay to win game worth playing
by flego December 03, 2022
Xbox GT: Ornsteein;
A person who has no interest in actually playing the game and making progress. Instead they make progress by paying others to do it for them.
A person who has no interest in actually playing the game and making progress. Instead they make progress by paying others to do it for them.
Ornsteein PAY TO WIN by paying other people to take him to the lighthouse in destiny 2 Trials event.
by Cheese866 December 02, 2021
by GamenMetFreaks January 20, 2017
"Pay-to-win" or "P2W", is a pejorative term for a game that offers any advantage that can be obtained faster or exclusively via commercial transactions over gameplay rewards or the impact of the player's own performance.
This market practice is seen negative because it destroys the sportiveness of games, rewarding mediocre players who look for an easy way to beat the competition or the challenge, instead of promoting fair play.
Imagine, for example, an Archery competition where the archers could optionally buy the right to use laser-dot scope aims in their bows Every archer would look to exploit that artificial advantage, instead of actually improving themselves at the sport.
This market practice is seen negative because it destroys the sportiveness of games, rewarding mediocre players who look for an easy way to beat the competition or the challenge, instead of promoting fair play.
Imagine, for example, an Archery competition where the archers could optionally buy the right to use laser-dot scope aims in their bows Every archer would look to exploit that artificial advantage, instead of actually improving themselves at the sport.
"I dont play pay-to-win games. It's a waste of effort and I rather use the money to buy real games".
by reedestofreeds July 19, 2022