Often used in turn-based strategy games, action points are points consumed when your units perform actions (such as moving, reloading, or exchanging inventory). More complex actions require more actio [..]

In FPSs, bunny jumping refers to the act of jumping, landing, and immediately jumping again, often while strafing, to gain extra speed.

Refers to the act of randomly and frantically hitting buttons in the hopes of winning. Often used by inexperienced players of fighting games.

Deliberately not moving around the map to find opponents, instead waiting (camping) in one spot for unfortunates to run by.

Short for combination. Often used in fighting games to chain up moves that would otherwise be inaccessible to the character. For instance, if a kick is immediately followed by a punch, the resulting p [..]

First Person Shooter. The view is from the eyes of the character you play, and as the name implies, there are often numerous enemies that you shoot down. Quake III is a typical all-out action FPS.

A frag is a point you get when you kill an opponent. It's almost the same as a kill, except that you will normally lose a frag (point) if you accidentally kill yourself or a team mate.

Ganking means stealing something from someone else, usually when they're not by their computer playing.

Gibbing is what happens when a character is blown to smithereens. This is usually depicted as unrecognizable bloody chunks flying everywhere. (A gib is one of these small chunks.) A soldier gibs after [..]

In RPGs, grinding is the act of repeating an action (such as killing monsters) over and over again to accumulate gains.