An OP check is a quick evaluation of whether something — a character, a strategy, a loadout, a player — is overpowered to the point of breaking competitive balance. It's the community's informal balance audit, usually triggered by someone getting absolutely destroyed in a way that feels unfair. The OP check asks: is this person genuinely skilled, or are they just exploiting something that needs a nerf? In wider internet usage it extends beyond gaming to anything that seems unfairly dominant — a restaurant that's too good, a person who is unreasonably competent, a productivity hack that gives you an unfair advantage.
Someone do an OP check on this support build because there is no way I'm supposed to be losing this fast.
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