A person whose entire personality and approach to life screams pure offense, output, and self-reliant performance — someone who leads with action over strategy, who measures success in results and damage done rather than collaboration or process.
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The aura someone gives off when they're completely locked into output mode — high aggression, pure offense, zero interest in defensive or support roles. DPS energy is the vibe of someone who walks into any situation looking for the fastest path to maximum impact, who doesn't slow down for strategy, and who measures success exclusively in what they personally delivered. It's a personality read borrowed from gaming archetypes: this person is not your tank, not your healer, not your strategist. They are here to deal damage and they have very little patience for anything that slows that process down.
The obsessive pursuit of maximizing your damage output in a game — min-maxing gear, perfecting ability rotations, studying parse data, and squeezing every fraction of a percent out of your character build. DPS maxxing players treat their character's damage potential as an engineering problem, running simulations, parsing their logs after every fight, and theorycraft endlessly about stat weights and cooldown alignments. Beyond gaming it describes anyone applying the same obsessive optimization logic to their personal output or productivity: tracking every metric, refining every workflow, and treating their own performance like a build that can always be improved.
The theoretical maximum damage output a character or player can achieve under perfect conditions — best gear, ideal cooldown timing, flawless rotation, zero movement or interruptions. Peak DPS is the number you're always chasing but rarely hit: simulation software calculates it, logs reveal how close you got, and the gap between your actual and your peak DPS is essentially a performance report. In broader use it describes anyone operating at the absolute ceiling of their capability — the best version of their output on the best possible day, everything going right, zero waste.
A person whose entire personality and approach to life screams pure offense, output, and self-reliant performance — someone who leads with action over strategy, who measures success in results and damage done rather than collaboration or process. DPS coded people are the ones who want to be the one pulling the highest numbers, who get restless in support roles, and who approach any competitive situation looking for the fastest path to maximum impact. In gaming it's an archetype; in the wild it describes the person who's always trying to carry, always maximizing their own output, always optimizing for output above all else.
He never plays healer, always picks the carry role, argues with every team call — purely DPS coded, that guy.
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