(gaming, slang, sometimes, offensive) used when a multiplayer online game is over and one does not wish to play again; sometimes in contempt.
(gaming, slang, sometimes, offensive) used when a multiplayer online game is over and one does not wish to play again; sometimes in contempt.
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Gaming slang across genres — from OP, nerf, and buff to carry, clutch, jungle, and wombo combo. The lingo of esports, streamers, and ranked lobbies everywhere.
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(slang) To play games to such an excessive degree that one is unwilling to play more.
(informal, slang, US) Something which should not or cannot be done.
Good game, well played. The traditional sign-off after a competitive online match, complimenting the opposing team on a clean game. The sincere version of plain "gg"; in some communities ggwp is reserved for genuinely close games while plain gg is used as a sarcastic surrender, so reading the room matters.
A negative GG is a sportsmanship callout weaponized into an insult — most famously 'gg ez,' but also any GG delivered with obvious contempt, sarcasm, or condescension. It wears the costume of good sport behavior while doing the exact opposite. Negative GGs are a staple of toxic gaming culture: technically you typed 'good game,' but everyone in the lobby knows what you actually meant. Some games have added automated warnings or filters specifically because of negative GGs, which tells you everything about how commonly they're deployed.