When one gets screwed over by War Thunder developer “Gaijin”, usually involving uptiers, huge repair costs, packet loss etc.
Friend: “I just got disconnected from the server and now I’ve lost 13,000 SL”
Me: “Lmao get Gaijined”
Me: “Lmao get Gaijined”
by Warframeplayer2002 June 19, 2020
In Japanese, the word means, literally, "outside person." In Japanese it's spelled 外人. It is often used as a contraction of sorts for gaikokujin ("outside-country person"), meaning forienger. In its contracted form it can be an insult, but in recent years has been watered down by widespread use in and out of Japan. In actual usage, a better definition would be "non-Japanese" since Japanese people will use it in reference to non-Japanese even when they themselves are the foriegners in a country other than Japan.
Gaijin in Japan stick out like sore thumbs because they're usually a full head taller than everyone else.
by k-d April 4, 2005
A Russian game development company run by wizards who can make a game run on the most shitty of potato PCs. Their most well known games are War thunder and Enlisted. When something bullshit happens in war thunder one often uses the term “gaijined” but ultimately they make some pretty good games.
by the michelin man Himself April 20, 2021
If someone had experienced a bug like ghost shells, lag because of the shitty server from gaijined or a failure of a crucial failure of game mechanics in warthunder, that person got gaijined bc they're lazy to fix shit.
If Someone got killed by an player who was unrendered until he tickles your testicles: man I got gaijined.
by Leondias04 July 13, 2022
1.From Japanese, literarily meaning " outsider". A derrogatory and ethnocentric term used to describe a foreigner in Japan that has round eyes. Other East Asians are not referred as " gaijin".
2.A Non-Japanese person with round eyes, anywhere in the world.
2.A Non-Japanese person with round eyes, anywhere in the world.
by gigantus March 11, 2006
by MasterOfBunnehs August 18, 2021
Japanese word meaning foreigner. In Japan genarally refer to westerners. It doesn't have insulting implication. It might be insensitive call foreigner gaijin as much as call foreigner foreigner.
= gaikokujin
= gaikokujin
by CalgaryFranky June 1, 2007