In gaming, someone is referred to as a “quitter” and you don’t know what the term means? Here you can find out what is behind it and how to use the expression.
What does “quitter” mean? (Source: AndrewLozovyi / depositphotos.com)
This means “Quitter”: Gamer who gives up in the middle of the game
In gaming parlance, the term “quitter” refers to a player who intentionally quits an ongoing game round and thus gives up. Sometimes this is done by gamers who are not satisfied with their performance or who want to show their fellow players that they don’t like their game. Regardless of the reason a player gives up, this always has a negative effect on his clan, because it is then missing a member.
This is how you can use “Quitter”.
You can call someone a “quitter” who lets you down mid-game as a fellow player. Quitten is one of the bm in the field of gaming, because it is considered uncooperative and selfish. Just because you’re angry about something in the game doesn’t mean you have to leave your colleagues alone.
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Here are examples of using Quitter:
- “What kind of quitter is he? Just get out of the game, the noob.”
- “Don’t be a quitter! We’ll stay until the end, win or lose.”
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