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Competerative 

There are many games, mostly board games where a cooperative victory or failure is achieved. A Competerative game has the same conditions but there will still be a winner by some individual achievement. This type of game can be tough to really win as players will pull punches or alpha strike at inopportune times for the group to manipulate their score for the final win. This can cause a loss for everyone but if you wanted a game that was fully cooperative you would be playing that instead.
Games like Pandemic and Flashpoint are cooperative but games like Dungeon Run are competerative.
Competerative by elementalsigil April 18, 2015
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Competetive Elephant Ejaculation 

A pastime who's only definition is that it is still better than NASCAR
Billy: "You want to watch NASCAR?"
Terrence: "I would rather watch competetive elephant ejaculation."

competetive 

"Do they play on a competetive level?"
"Yeah, and it's competitive."
Yes, the correcting guy ate too many carrots.
competetive by P4azz August 30, 2013

competative 

The most toxic gamemode in games
Guy : hey bro you wanna play competative?
Guy 2 : fuck no its toxic as fuck.
competative by Difolax March 7, 2017

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