no-scoped
to be shot down and killed by a sniper who did not use the scope or any function that enhances his accuracy to destroy his enemy in any multiplayer first-person-shooter.
no-scoped by Cliff Johnsen May 5, 2005
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No Scoped
Getting a headshot with a sniper rifle without using the scope/zoom.
The most prestigious way to no scope an opponent is while using a Scout in counterstrike.
-Bonus points for jumping while noscoping. -Extra points for doing it across the map. -Pro status if noobs say you hack.
The most prestigious way to no scope an opponent is while using a Scout in counterstrike.
-Bonus points for jumping while noscoping. -Extra points for doing it across the map. -Pro status if noobs say you hack.
No Scoped by drewbatooba April 29, 2009
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no scoped
to hip fire from a sniper rifle like in cod mw2 using some kind of trick. for example the g-shot or the double tap y.
no scoped by tball76868 February 26, 2010
no scoped to the dome
a quote that can be found on a shirt available a bungie.com mostly only hardocre halo fans would know what it means. basicly is means no scope to the face or head which implies you will own the person you are saying it to.
no scoped to the dome by jeffy lube December 9, 2008
oh get no scoped
1.a phrase said in a short sound clip commonly used in MLG montages
2.commonly used in MLG media and in MLG montages to signify you got no scoped
2.commonly used in MLG media and in MLG montages to signify you got no scoped
oh get no scoped by so dank December 6, 2016
360 No Scope
360 No Scope by Spec In An Urn December 20, 2014
no scope
Generally speaking, the act of killing someone in a first person shooter game with a one shot gun (sniper rifle, bolt action rifle, etc) without using a telescopic sight or sniper scope. Most commonly, the term is used to mean that you fired such a gun from the hip and killed someone with it, however it can also (debatably) mean that you pulled up iron sights on a sniper rifle / bolt action rifle and then killed someone that way. The term does not apply to shotguns, semi-automatic rifles (unless they can be scoped), or any automatic weapon.
No scoping is generally viewed as an act of skill (or luck, depending on who you talk to and the mechanics of the game you're playing). This is because you are killing someone with one shot through a (usually) large crosshair and also risk exposing yourself if you miss. However, the amount of prestige that is attached to a single no scope depends on the distance and rate of success; i.e. if you no scope once and do this by killing a guy who you are literally next to, that doesn't take much skill, but if you continually no scope guys who are halfway across the map, that's some seriously good shit on your behalf. On a related note, no scope headshots get you some serious prestige if you can pull them off constantly.
No scoping is generally viewed as an act of skill (or luck, depending on who you talk to and the mechanics of the game you're playing). This is because you are killing someone with one shot through a (usually) large crosshair and also risk exposing yourself if you miss. However, the amount of prestige that is attached to a single no scope depends on the distance and rate of success; i.e. if you no scope once and do this by killing a guy who you are literally next to, that doesn't take much skill, but if you continually no scope guys who are halfway across the map, that's some seriously good shit on your behalf. On a related note, no scope headshots get you some serious prestige if you can pull them off constantly.
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