debuff
a term used in gaming, most likely stemming from mmorpg lingo, where shortening terms becomes essential for text communication. a debuff can be used in two similar respects. it replaces the drawn-out phrase “negative status ailment”, where an attack or spell causes some ill effect on it’s target, i.e. poisoning, silence, bleed. debuff can also be used referring to an attack or spell that removes positive status effects. many traditional rpgs have adopted this term as well.
the noob stood no chance against the terrifying onslaught of poison and slow debuffs, and was soon witnessed yelling “wee wee wee,” all the way home.
1. negative effect(s) placed on an avatar in a video-game world. (usually used in mmo’s).
1. to remove a ‘buff’ (mmorpg term used to describe positive effects on your avatar). this is a much less used application of the word ‘debuff’, the word ‘dispel’ is used more commonly instead.
g-d i f-cking hate the mortal strike debuff, it makes healers almost worthless in arenas!
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