1. gg guys... war u tomorrow again?
2. GG mcdonalds. i found 4 pieces of glass in my mcfrappe and a hair on my mcnuggets gg.
2. GG mcdonalds. i found 4 pieces of glass in my mcfrappe and a hair on my mcnuggets gg.
by clinton November 8, 2004
1. "Good game". Used at the end of rounds/games of multiplayer games such as Halo, Counter Strike etc. It can also be used to mock an opposing team for not doing well.
2. "Gun Game". A mode of play in Counter-Strike: Source. At the beginning of the game each player starts with a glock. When they get a glock frag (kill) they get the USP either immediately or when the next round starts. The order of guns is approximately as follows:
Glock
USP
P228
Desert Eagle
Dual Elites
Five-Seven
M3
XM1014
TMP
MAC-10
MP5
UMP45
P90
Galil
FAMAS
AK-47
Scout
M4A1
SG-552
AUG
M249
Grenade
Knife
The order of weapons through which the player goes differs between servers. Sometimes it will also require two frags on the current level to advance, the rules differ from server to server. Sometimes the auto-snipers (G3 and SG-550) and the AWP are included, sometimes they aren't.
Once someone is knifed by someone who is actually on the knife level, the server changes map if it hasn't already done so for any other reason (RockTheVote, an admin changing it etc). If a player knifes someone while not on the knife level, the victim may lose a level and the killer gain one (not always however). Usually knifing someone won't get a player past the grenade level.
GunGame maps conventionally start with gg. E.g. gg_aim_shotty or gg_aim_close or gg_autumn.
2. "Gun Game". A mode of play in Counter-Strike: Source. At the beginning of the game each player starts with a glock. When they get a glock frag (kill) they get the USP either immediately or when the next round starts. The order of guns is approximately as follows:
Glock
USP
P228
Desert Eagle
Dual Elites
Five-Seven
M3
XM1014
TMP
MAC-10
MP5
UMP45
P90
Galil
FAMAS
AK-47
Scout
M4A1
SG-552
AUG
M249
Grenade
Knife
The order of weapons through which the player goes differs between servers. Sometimes it will also require two frags on the current level to advance, the rules differ from server to server. Sometimes the auto-snipers (G3 and SG-550) and the AWP are included, sometimes they aren't.
Once someone is knifed by someone who is actually on the knife level, the server changes map if it hasn't already done so for any other reason (RockTheVote, an admin changing it etc). If a player knifes someone while not on the knife level, the victim may lose a level and the killer gain one (not always however). Usually knifing someone won't get a player past the grenade level.
GunGame maps conventionally start with gg. E.g. gg_aim_shotty or gg_aim_close or gg_autumn.
1. <CT> GG guys
<T>WTF? you guys pwned us
<T> asshole
2. A GunGame server will usually have GG in its name to denote that it runs the GunGame mod.
<T>WTF? you guys pwned us
<T> asshole
2. A GunGame server will usually have GG in its name to denote that it runs the GunGame mod.
by CueSeven November 22, 2007
Founded from a player from Counter-Strike who said gg at the end of a round, but meant gotta go. However, sometimes he was having so much fun he decided to stay in the game and people interpreted it as good game. Then it just stuck. His name was pezoket then changed to Tom Bombadil. This had to be at least six years ago.
by Kyle Tibbits January 3, 2007
"good game," possibly or possibly not referring to a good game that has been played (or patronizing the losers), or in broader usage "good going"
Playing Scrabble:
Bonnie: gg
Katherine: THAT WAS NOT A GG. YOU JUST BEAT ME BY A HUNDRED AND FORTY POINTS.
Bonnie: I have so much homework to do, I'm going to die. I can't believe I procrastinated so much!
Katherine: gg (good going)
Bonnie: gg
Katherine: THAT WAS NOT A GG. YOU JUST BEAT ME BY A HUNDRED AND FORTY POINTS.
Bonnie: I have so much homework to do, I'm going to die. I can't believe I procrastinated so much!
Katherine: gg (good going)
by panster November 25, 2007
Short for "Grey Goose". Grey Goose is a brand of vodka. It is distilled in Cognac, France from French wheat, imported to the United States by the Sidney Frank Importing Company in New Rochelle, New York.
by mikezs March 24, 2008
by Randomdog January 17, 2010