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The Lukez Effect

Referred to as when an overly aggressive ADC player in League of Legends changes a passive support player so much that he/she can never go back to their old playstyle again.
Lukez is famously an overly aggressive Draven main in League of Legends that traumatizes his supports by forcing them to follow up on his coke plays.
I can't stand passive adc's anymore, they never go in when the opportunity arises and it's really tilting. I think I might be suffering from the Lukez effect.
The Lukez Effect by eyalukez May 11, 2020
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The Lukez Effect

Referred to as when an overly aggressive ADC player in League of Legends changes a passive support player so much that he/she can never go back to their old playstyle again.
Lukez is famously an overly aggressive Draven main in League of Legends that traumatizes his supports by forcing them to follow up on his coke plays.
I can't stand passive adc's anymore, they never go in when the opportunity arises and it's really tilting. I think I might be suffering from the Lukez effect.
The Lukez Effect by eyalukez May 11, 2020

The Luke Effect

When playing a character in a game and wining one time with that character then proceeding to main that character
Guy 1:Damm dude i just won a game with little mac and dude he is over powered i think i am going to main him
Guy 2: Dude your just experiencing The Luke Effect
The Luke Effect by Soren-Senpai July 14, 2016

The Luke Boyd Effect 

In a sense, the Luke Boyd Effect is where you tell all your friends that you have a huge inheritance and lifetime football tickets, and lure friendships in over matierialistic values.
Wow he’s such a douchebag, must be the Luke Boyd Effect.
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