Eatit, on 18 February 2019 - 09:51 AM, said:
Today a played in a match where we won 12-4. I was on the winning team and typed in GG at the end of the match. An angry red player told me I was a bad winner and that gg was an insult. When I replied that gg is a polite way to say you gave it your best he said that's what the salute means.
GG = Good Game, commonly used at the end of sporting events by both teams to show respect for the other.
07 = Salute. It's left handed from the viewers perspective but people say its meant from their perspective from behind.
<o = Salute. It's right handed from the viewers perspective.
GG Close = Insult from a winning player in a lopsided win. i.e. 12-1 and a winning player says ggclose at the end of the match. This is an insult or taunt.
Those are my definitions, what are yours?
For me, here's how it is:
GG - Used to say it was a "good game", and that I enjoyed myself, or that the enemy outplayed me. Never use it if the score is less than 12:6 - because then it's an insult.
GGCLOSE - Using it properly, only when the game is actually close, like 12:10, or if the capping score is 750:720, otherwise, it's a toxic insult.
o7 - standard greeting / salute.
TFP - Thank you for playing - Used when you crush the opposition, like less than 12:6, as stimulation for the crushed team to not stop playing, even though they lost horribly. It's a "thank you for the match" polite courtesy.
WP - used when the enemy team has outplayed you or stomped you completely.
Edited by Vellron2005, 19 February 2019 - 12:46 AM.