Tryhard
Someone taking a casual game far too seriously.
Someone taking a casual game far too seriously.
A beginner — or someone playing badly enough to look like one.
Easy — a taunt implying the opponent was no challenge.
Good Game — said at the end of a match, sincerely or sarcastically.
Past your prime — no longer as good as you used to be.
Extraordinarily skilled at a game — so good it looks unfair.
Being the greatest of all time at something — the adjective form of GOAT.
Someone who broadcasts live online, usually gaming, chatting or reacting to content.
Someone who reads a community or watches a stream without posting or commenting.
A block of text copied and pasted repeatedly across the internet as a joke.
The accumulated backstory of a person, group or situation.
A mocking construction for someone acting far above their actual level.
Excessively praising someone to the point of embarrassment.
Taking a portion of a friend's food as an informal levy.
A request to save the last few seconds of a livestream because something notable just happened.
A joking insult combining "sus" from Among Us with the Japanese word for fool.
Non-Player Character — someone who seems to have no independent thoughts and just repeats what they're told.
A joke question addressed to an imaginary livestream audience when something seems unbelievable.
A sound of sympathetic wincing at something painful or awkward.
An imaginary drug you inhale to cope with a loss — a joke about self-delusion.
An accusation that someone is rationalising a loss rather than accepting it.
A loss — failure, a bad take, or something you disapprove of.
A win — approval, success, or something you agree with.
Let someone continue what they're doing — trust the process, don't interrupt.