Game Changer

when something or a series of events happens that totally changes the outcomes of a certain situation.
that upset was a game changer.
game changers
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the one interest of whom a player most desires, and always shall desire into the foreseeable future. the interest is good enough for a player to give up his ‘game’ and change their situation dramatically – in the hope this new adaption will be ideal for the new interest.
see emma over there – she’s my game changer.

i’d give it all up for her….
the act of pulling out your d-ck, instantly changing any plausible situation into something utterly different.
we were just sitting on the couch, and then he pulled a game changer and the night took a turn for the worse.
n. 1. (in romance) a person who – by personality, att-tude and/or influence – is a true stand-out amongst the norm of dating and relationships. they are generally unaffected by what would be considered superficial charm (money, appearance, social status, etc.) and are more attracted to someone’s deeper qualities, hence they would “change a player’s game.” such persons are considered relationship and even marriage material.

v. 1. (in sports) a sudden action – usually the result of a successful plan – that changes the entire course of a game or match.
noun:
emma stone’s character in “crazy, stupid love,” whom ryan gosling’s character considered a game changer.
belldandy from the anime “ah! my g-ddess”
lisa leveridge as described in “the game” by neil strauss

verb:
every michael jordan moment in the nba play-offs
marshawn lynch’s run against the new orleans saints in the 2011 nfc wild card game
jon jones’ successful counter-punch on lyoto machida
1. a term used by fans of a tv show/work of fiction to describe an attempt by the writers/creator(s) to twist the narrative on its head by introducing something so completely unexpected that it puts a completely new spin on things and forces the viewer to -ssess thier opinion or perception of where said fiction/show is ultimately headed.
the most effective gamechangers are those which cannot be predicted using the clues introduced to the narrative so far, and leave the audience completely and utterly confused.

a gamechanger can, in the minds of some fans stray extremely close to jumping the shark, however a gamechanger is often seen as a positive if it enhances the quality or intrigue in a work of fiction.

words also commonly -ssociated with a gamechanger when they are shown, are wtf and omg and holy sh-t.
“dude did you see that gamechanger moment on lost last night? i totally didn’t click that was a flash-forward all along, i mean, i thought they’d never get off that crazy island”

“that was such a gamechanger when neo woke up in the real world man, didn’t see that coming. that was f-cking awesome”

“i’m f-cking sick and tired of lost nerds on the forums telling me that there’s going to be a gamechanger in next week’s episode”
an event which occurs out of the blue. there is no possible explanation for it and never will be. this event is so unexpected that it is not even part of the odds. people are extremely shocked by these rare events and often are left speechless or talking nonsense. this word is often used incorrectly in such ads as the one for ps vita.
mr. smith having a seizure in cl-ss the other day was a complete gamechanger.
a strong cup of coffee or other beverage containing large amounts of caffeine which has the power to improve one’s mood significantly or turn one’s day around (changing the game). not to be confused with a wildcard.
i was feeling tired this morning, so i got a cup of gamechanger.