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Massively Multiplayer Online Third Person Shooter.

Basically, same thing as a FPS (First Person Shooter) except for the fact that the camera sits behind you instead of in your head looking out your characters eye's.
While games like Gears of War or Army of Two are third person shooters, and have some online play, they are not technically MMOTPS's.

Global Agenda is a MMOTPS.
MMOTPS by Angrydeuce July 11, 2011
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Acronym for "Massively Multiplayer Online First Person Shooter".

Most support a large number of players in 1 server.

See also pwned

Some examples are: Planetside, World War II Online and Battlefield 1942. Many have a monthly subscription cost to pay for server access.

Similar to MMORPG's, these games differ only in that you usually can see ahead in First Person and can fire some sort of projectile weapon, thus "killing" your opponent.
"Are there any new MMOFPS coming out this month?"
mmofps by CmdrAwesome December 29, 2004
Related Words

mmofpsrtsrpg 

MMO/FPS/RTS/RPG
Massively multiplayer online, first-person shooter, real-time strategy, role play game.

A computer game that combines the following elements:

MMO: An online game that many users play at once and can interact with eachother in.
FPS: The game's point of view is first-person, and the goal is to kill the enemy with weapons.
RTS: Control of a civilization, army, city, or other large group.
RPG: The gamer takes on the role of a fictional character and advances that character in ability and sometimes personality throughout the game.

No game like this really exists... But it sounds awsome, and there are some Memes based off of it.
Dude 1: Hey, ever heard of a MMOFPSRTSRPG game?
Dude 2: No, dude, that sounds super jank.
mmofpsrtsrpg by SugarySummer April 29, 2011
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