Where does the term “thirsting” originate from?
After having played Fortnite Battle Royale for a while, I have heard the term "thirsting" come up numerous times. It's typically used when playing in squads, where the act of "thirsting" is killing a downed enemy player while one or more of their teammates are still alive.
From my experience, the connotation of "thirsting" seems to be more negative than positive. That said, I feel as if I've heard the term somewhere when playing PUBG before, and it seems to be a term I've only heard recently with the genre trend of battle royale.
Where did this term originally originate from?
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After having played Fortnite Battle Royale for a while, I have heard the term "thirsting" come up numerous times. It's typically used when playing in squads, where the act of "thirsting" is killing a downed enemy player while one or more of their teammates are still alive.
From my experience, the connotation of "thirsting" seems to be more negative than positive. That said, I feel as if I've heard the term somewhere when playing PUBG before, and it seems to be a term I've only heard recently with the genre trend of battle royale.
Where did this term originally originate from?
terminology fortnite-battle-royale playerunknowns-battlegrounds
asked 1 min ago
senpaisenpai
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After having played Fortnite Battle Royale for a while, I have heard the term "thirsting" come up numerous times. It's typically used when playing in squads, where the act of "thirsting" is killing a downed enemy player while one or more of their teammates are still alive.
From my experience, the connotation of "thirsting" seems to be more negative than positive. That said, I feel as if I've heard the term somewhere when playing PUBG before, and it seems to be a term I've only heard recently with the genre trend of battle royale.
Where did this term originally originate from?
terminology fortnite-battle-royale playerunknowns-battlegrounds
asked 1 min ago
senpaisenpai
40.9k132370581
After having played Fortnite Battle Royale for a while, I have heard the term "thirsting" come up numerous times. It's typically used when playing in squads, where the act of "thirsting" is killing a downed enemy player while one or more of their teammates are still alive.
From my experience, the connotation of "thirsting" seems to be more negative than positive. That said, I feel as if I've heard the term somewhere when playing PUBG before, and it seems to be a term I've only heard recently with the genre trend of battle royale.
Where did this term originally originate from?
terminology fortnite-battle-royale playerunknowns-battlegrounds
terminology fortnite-battle-royale playerunknowns-battlegrounds
asked 1 min ago
senpaisenpai
40.9k132370581
asked 1 min ago
senpaisenpai
40.9k132370581
asked 1 min ago
senpaisenpai
40.9k132370581
asked 1 min ago
senpaisenpai
40.9k132370581
asked 1 min ago
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